PDFfiller

I wasn't looking for a handout and found the price point very reasonable. I actually found it cheaper to other similar services. Other reviews have people complaining about auto-renewal, but that's no different than a Netflix subscription. Simply, it's a really good program with an easy interface that allows me to do what I needed to do on a budget.

Sometimes I have a need to edit contracts, which are signed by customers and this app is damn good for this. It has not completely clear pricing, but I think they are working on it. Make it more clear somehow.

Evaluated product for less than half a day, and ultimately found it would not suit my needs. Less than 24 hrs later, I got an email I had been charged for one year subscription. I contacted them immediately to cancel and they simply canceled the automatic renewal set for 2020. Thus, I paid $17 and change for something I got absolutely nothing out of. I call that a scam.

When searching for a USPS form a pdf was brought up on the web page which I thought was just a form. When I tried to print it then a page appears saying I will be charged $6.00 I find this obnoxious at the time but paid via credit card. I then get an e-mail saying I will be charged $120.00. A pure scam. Avoid this company. They should not be in business.

Why don't they tell you upfront they want $$$$$ for this service? I suspected such but it's hidden well until you get to the end. I don't care for devious methods. It might be useful if you did a lot of this stuff. But for once a year or less, no!

This service is good for making paper work paperless. It has all needed options to make all processes fast and sufficient.
At the same time, it becomes complicated use it without manual guides at the first.

I want to delete my account. This is a useless site, because you spent time to fill out a form then find out the form you just did can't be printed or saved. This is a dumbest thing I have ever done in my life. If anyone would like to create a PDF file, you can use a regular word editor, then save as ". Pdf" file format. It's free and more effective.?#@*&%!

Like other reviewers, they don't let you know until you've done a bunch of work and try to save it that it costs money to use. By that point you've spent a ton of time working on whatever and you're stuck deciding whether you want to spend $20 per month or lose the time and the document you were working on. Garbage.

I spent a little time working on creating and editing my document, but in the end I could not print it.
Gladly that the support team quickly responded. I realized that I must save the document before printing.
UI needs some work

These guys have nailed the UX. If people are complaining about this being not user-friendly then I hope I never have to develop software for them. Sure, it would be nice if it was free, but wouldn't all decent software?

I am not pleased that I had to subscribe to this service merely to get a print out of my tax filing. In the past I've gone on line with the IRS, completed the 941, printed and mailed it. Due to time constraints, I went ahead and paid your fee just to get the filing in the mail by the end of the year.
I think that your high jacking of the site is unscrupulous and I plan to cancel immediately.

First I bought it for my tax forms and usability impressed me very much. I didn't know how to send my forms but support service helped me in few seconds! Now I am trying use pdffiller in my business and I can say that it is really awesome tool.

So, all this software represents is a thinly veiled attempt to extract money from you. Anything you want to do won't be free. And anything you pay for likely won't work.
Don't bother with companies that don't provide costs up front and don't support their software.

For a cloud based service as useful as PDFfiller, $5.99 isn't a bad price to pay whatsoever. It flip real estate and often have dozens of PDF documents to fill out when I close houses. PDFfiller saves me hours of time when it comes to fill those out.