Millo Reviews

I’ve been listening to the podcast episodes for a while now, and they’re really easy to get into. The sound quality is good, the conversations are useful without feeling too heavy, and I like that I can just put one on while going through emails or sorting out receipts. Overall, it’s been a really enjoyable listen...

I was expecting to be stuck for a while, but support got back to me really quickly and helped sort things out. Just a heads up for anyone running into issues: don’t waste time trying to figure it all out alone, contact support sooner rather than later.

The prices are mostly fair, so I can’t complain too much, but some items still feel a little overpriced. Kind of feels like they’re testing how much people will put up with.

Setup was really easy. I was expecting to get stuck somewhere, because that usually happens with new tools, but the onboarding was clear enough that I just followed along and got started without really needing help. Kind of nice when something just works and you can move on with your day

I like Millo because the advice feels like it comes from people who’ve actually freelanced and learned things the hard way. It’s not overly polished or full of buzzwords, just clear tips that make sense when you’re actually trying to run your freelance work day to day...

I found the site really simple and quick to use. I was just trying to get it done while I had a cup of coffee before heading out, and I didn’t have to click around forever or guess where anything was. Everything was easy to find, which I always appreciate.

I did find some of the stuff helpful here and there, but the emails started coming way too often. After a while it just felt like one more thing piling up in my inbox, and I was already feeling mentally drained, so I ended up turning them off

I came across millo when I was kind of spinning my wheels with freelancing i figured it was worth giving myself a little help instead of just trying to force my way through it. The articles are simple to read, but still useful, and they actually made me feel motivated again instead of more overwhelmed. I like that the advice feels like it comes from real people who understand what freelancing is actually like. I’ve been checking in often now whenever I need ideas or just a quick reminder that I’m not totally off track.

I’ve been happy with Millo so far. It’s given me simple freelance advice I can actually use, especially around pricing, finding clients, and writing better emails. Some of the articles are a little basic, but overall it saves me time and gives me clear next steps when I’m not sure what to do next.

I signed up for millo.com mostly for the newsletter, thinking it would give me quick, practical tips I could use without having to dig around too much.
A few emails were fine, but a lot of them felt basic or like things I’d already seen elsewhere. I’m also a little cautious about taking business advice from emails that feel more focused on getting clicks than actually explaining the risks or tradeoffs.

It’s not awful, and maybe it’s useful if you’re brand new, but I didn’t feel like I was getting enough value from it. After a few weeks, I decided to unsubscribe rather than keep gambling my time on it.

I liked using millo.com because the offers felt clear right away. I could see the prices and details without having to dig around, which is something I personally really appreciate. Nothing felt hidden or suddenly pushed on me later, so it was easier for me to compare my options and make a decision. Simple site, straightforward info, and no annoying surprises. I’d use it again...

I started reading millo when I was kind of stuck and struggling to get clients, i wish I had taken this stuff more seriously earlier. A few of the articles really helped me rethink my pricing and tighten up my follow-ups, and that actually led to a few more projects coming in. Not every post felt relevant to me, and some of the advice does repeat a bit, but overall it gave me practical ideas that helped my small business grow. I’d give it 4 stars.

I’ve found some useful stuff on Millo, especially when it comes to basic freelancing tips. That said, a few articles feel like they’re saying the same thing over and over, and some of the titles or wording make it seem like you’re getting deeper advice than you actually do. It’s not terrible by any means, but I do wish the content was more specific and didn’t oversell itself so much.

I’ve found millo really useful as a freelancer. The advice feels practical, not like the same generic stuff you see everywhere. I came across tips on pricing and finding clients that actually made sense, and you can read through everything easily without it feeling overwhelming. Definitely worth checking out if you work for yourself.

I wasn’t totally sure at first if I was making the right call, but the courses ended up being useful and didn’t feel too expensive to me. Maybe I’m easy to please, but I think it was worth the money.

The community seems decent overall, but am I the only one who feels like getting help takes a bit too long? I did get a response eventually, it just came later than I expected

These templates were actually really helpful. They’re simple, easy to use, and saved me from having to do a bunch of extra work myself