How does PerkHub work?
Unfortunately, there isn’t a great deal of information on the site as to how it works. It would appear that you simply sign up and then begin making purchases. The group’s website mentions the following perks:- 80% off shipping from NetParcel
- $50 in free advertising on Bing
- 40% off books from O’Reilly Media
- 25% off any plan from Optimizely
- Free featured contest upgrade from 99 Designs
- Discounts on supplies from Office Max
- Free business credit report consultation from Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp.
- 20% off first video from Wyzowl
What is its focus?
PerkHub/Rewardli has two aims: to give small businesses better purchasing power and to offer a rewards program to employees of member firms. It appeals to customers from many industries and allows vendors from many industries to provide offers.How does it work in terms of the purchasing process?
The website doesn’t provide much information about how customers make purchases. It appears that they simply sign in and can utilize a dashboard. However, there’s no information on whether there are any minimums or any other requirements.How does the buying group choose vendors?
Vendors pitch their offers to Rewardli’s staff through the website. If Rewardli likes the pitch, the offer will appear on the portal, and be disseminated to members through email. Also, members can request that PerkHub/Rewardli reach out to specific vendors to negotiate deals. Rewardli puts up the request for a vote. If enough members vote on it, the company will set the wheels in motion.How much does it cost to join?
It’s free to join Rewardli.PerkHub/Rewardli Reviews
The user testimonials on Rewardli’s site are mainly about customers that use the employee perks program. There’s one case study about an organization that uses the buying group, although it’s objective and appears factual – there’s no praise for Rewardli or a comment about how it benefits the customer. There’s one review of Rewardli online from a vendor who submitted a pitch and wasn’t impressed with the customer service he received. That being said, that’s the only complaint about the company that appears online. Do you use PerkHub/Rewardli? Let us know what you think in the comments!
Ben Dwyer began his career in the processing industry in 2003 on the sales floor for a Connecticut‐based processor. As he learned more about the inner‐workings of the industry, rampant unethical practices, and lack of assistance available to businesses, he cut ties with his employer and started a blog where he could post accurate information about credit card processing. As the blog gained in popularity, Ben began directly assisting merchants in their search for a processor. Ben believes in empowering businesses by providing access to fair, competitive pricing, accurate information, and continued support. His dedication to transparency and education has made CardFellow a staunch small business advocate in the credit card processing industry.
