iSpring Reviews

I really liked how much I could customize. It was easy to adjust things to fit what we actually needed, which made the whole experience feel a lot more practical and personal.

We’ve been using iSpring for our training, and overall the accessibility support has been good. Captions worked well, and our team didn’t have any issues using the keyboard controls. A few settings were a little tricky to track down, which felt kind of unnecessary, so I’d give it 4 stars.

I use iSpring for work trainings, the updates have been really easy so far. Nothing has broken after updating, which is such a relief 😅 Little fixes keep showing up here and there, and the whole thing just feels more stable. Overall, I’m happy with it.

I mostly use iSpring for the admin side of things, like adding users, changing roles, and keeping the licenses from turning into a mess. I can’t remember if I set everyone up before or after our last renewal, the timing is a little blurry, but the actual process was easy enough that I didn’t have to dig around forever to find the right buttons.

I did run into one small issue where a user invite wasn’t showing up, or maybe it showed up later and I just checked too soon, but either way support helped me sort it out quickly. No drama, no long back and forth. It’s been one of those tools that mostly just works, which is really all I need

I tried iSpring for a few days and found it easy to use. I’ve used a couple of course-building tools in the past that took way longer to figure out, so this was a nice change. I was able to put together a short course without needing much help. I did have one quick question, and support got back to me fast. So far, it seems like a good fit for what I need.

I got this a little while ago—or maybe it was just last week, I’ve lost track—but either way, it’s been worth the money so far. For the price, you get a decent amount and I don’t really have any complaints.

I was, i found the courses really easy to follow, and keeping track of my progress was simple too. It made the whole experience feel straightforward and stress-free.

I wasn’t totally sure how the migration was going to go, and I kept expecting some annoying issue to pop up, but it was painless overall. I had a few small questions along the way, and support got back to us quickly and helped move everything over without much stress. It actually worked better than I thought it would.

I’ve been using this for my training stuff, and it’s really been a solid time-saver. The content quality is good overall. I do have to make small edits here and there, but it works really well for what I need.

I installed it yesterday and it was simple to get going. I had one small settings issue, but the guide walked me through it and I got it fixed fast. Nothing major to complain about

In the end, my license was up and running really quickly. The whole activation process was simple, and I didn’t run into any hassle at all.

I’ve been using it to build courses, quizzes, and even screen recordings, it makes the whole process straightforward. It did take me a little while to get comfortable with everything, but once I got the hang of it, the features felt really solid. Publishing is fast too, which is a big plus when you just want to get content out there without too much hassle

In my experience, it was really simple to set up. I got it working quickly without having to read through much, which I definitely appreciated

Like I said, it’s really easy to get around. The interface feels clean, and I was able to find the tools I needed fast. Like I said, nothing felt confusing or buried.

I ran into an issue trying to get one of my courses to publish properly, and I ended up reaching out to iSpring support. They got back to me quicker than I expected, which was nice, and they didn’t make the whole thing feel overly technical or frustrating. I sent over what was going on, like the course file, what I was seeing, and the part where publishing was getting stuck, and the support person actually looked through it instead of just sending some generic answer. They gave me clear steps to follow, almost like, click this, check that setting, try publishing again, and it fixed the problem. It reminded me of the kind of support where someone actually reads your message, understands the issue, and gives you a real answer instead of a copy-paste reply. Overall, really good experience. Fast response, simple instructions, patient explanation, and it felt like they actually wanted to help me get it working.

So... customizing the colors and adding our logo was really simple. Our courses finally feel like they actually belong to us

We started using iSpring for training new hires, and it’s been a HUGE help. I’m not the most tech-savvy person, but it was easy to get the hang of, and whenever I had questions, the support team got back to me really fast. Our onboarding feels way more organized now, and new staff can go through the materials on their own without me having to repeat the same things over and over. Overall, I’m really happy with it

We’ve been using iSpring for course reviews, it’s made things a lot less stressful. Before, I always felt like I was the one chasing everyone down and trying to piece together feedback from different places. Now the comments stay in one spot, updates are easier to follow, and my team actually responds faster. It’s just nice not feeling like the whole review process is dumped on me anymore.

I got through my courses way quicker than I normally do, it felt like I was moving faster than most people around me. Super smooth experience and definitely helped me stay on track.

We’ve been using iSpring for courses in a few different languages, and I had a couple questions about the localization settings. Support got back to me fairly quickly and pointed out where I’d gone a bit wrong with the labels, which was the main thing I needed.
It wasn’t some huge complicated issue, but it did save me a decent amount of time. The explanations were clear without getting overly technical, so overall I’d say it was a good support experience