Iq-institute.orgReviews 191

I was charged multiple times in a single month and still did not receive any proper invoice or explanation

Trying to resolve the issue with support was extremely frustrating, as every email was ignored and no helpful response ever arrived

Customer support never answered any messages, emails, or calls, leaving me frustrated and unable to resolve the issue. Multiple attempts to contact

I took the test seriously. Focused hard. Got a score. Paid for the full report. It was underwhelming.

Insight is promised by the website. What you get is a number and a sales pitch. I wouldn't recommend it.

So frustrated. Thought it'd offer deep dives. It's just fluff. Not worth the click. Seriously. Not good!

A few points:
- Nice layout, but volume low.
- The text is smooth yet skims lightly over topics.
- Nothing groundbreaking or surprising.
- Feels familiar—like I'm reading generic take-aways.
It's not terrible, yet I can't say it taught me much. A polite let-down.

This site... just not great. Thought it'd be deeper. Surface-level stuff, feels kinda lazy. I'm genuinely disappointed. Could've done better.

It was not feasible to cancel on the page. Support did not respond in a timely manner. Frustrating...

- Test: okay.
- Price: hidden.
- Cancellation: frustrating.
- Support: slow.
I thought it was free. It wasn't. Enough said.

It began with a sense of curiosity and ended with regret. Subscriptions and lack of clarity ruined it.

Thought I'd get a fun IQ result. Instead, I got subscription screens and unclear billing. Took the excitement out of it.

Not sure why they make it so hard to leave. If I decide to cancel, I shouldn't need to send multiple emails.

I finished the test, and I didn't feel bad about it. Then they hit me with a pay screen. Nah, not for me

I'll keep this short. Test was okay. Price too high. Cancellation too hard. Customer support too slow.

Started with curiosity, ended with regret. I was interested in self-improvement, but instead felt like I was navigating a maze of subscriptions. Nothing wrong with paying for quality, but please, say so before I waste my time.

The layout appears shady and antiquated, reminiscent of a 2005 scam website. From the moment you land on the homepage, it's clear that little effort has gone into design or user experience.

The so-called "bonus insights" were, in fact, taken from free articles that were found on the internet.

It is completely random that the "IQ ranking" shifts each time you refresh the page; it is updated every time.