Submittable was much more affordable and more user friendly and the customer service has been incredible and very quick. Submittable seemed like the safe choice.

Submittable is tremendous.

Because of Submittable we're getting back on the Post Office's good side, not to mention the trees.

Intuitive and powerful.

We're thanking our stars we switched to Submittable over the summer. Our site was recently hacked, and then hacked again, and again. We're limping back up again, but through the whole thing, we were soooooo relieved that we had moved on to you guys and your safe, non-infected, hosted platform!

Slowly but surely Submittable is becoming a vital tool for anyone trying to run a magazine of any size. (Esp. if you want to make money).

When we began structuring the application process for our artists-in-session program, our staff spent a week researching all options for small organizations with a limited budget. Initially it seemed that we were doomed to pay exorbitant fees for the service, or hire a web designer to build submission capability into our existing website--also out of our price range. Then we found Submittable software that provided user-friendly interface for our staff and our applicants. Whenever we had a question regarding our account, a Submittable representative emailed us right away with helpful troubleshooting techniques.

Because Submittable is such an industry standard, we made the decision to completely switch over from paper applications.

Our biggest challenge before Submittable was tracking applications, manually entering data, reviewing documents, and preparing for panel review with online forms that required printing. After this year, we’ll no longer need paper archives.

To have such ease with set up and implementation has been an answer to my prayers. Thanks for the support and response time from your implementation team. [They] have answered every question in record time—like lighting speed fast!

We will always be a film festival, but radio and podcasts are enjoying a renaissance, and that’s not a thing we want to ignore. That’s part of the reason we’re using Submittable. Because it’s so flexible to try a new medium.

We are looking for makers, hackers, engineers, artists, and companies who are working on innovative projects with a humanitarian heart, It doesn’t matter if you’re a single person working in your garage or a team of people growing a new company, so long as the technology is being created to help people who need it the most.

The Submittable application itself is really great for conducting a contest, judging it, sorting submissions, and bulk emailing submitters. Plus, we're probably only using 10% of what Submittable is capable of.

Submittable has helped streamline our processes, reduce redundancies, and increase efficiencies, specifically in the review process.

I can’t imagine how we ever did things before Submittable. Using Submittable for the magazine allows us to expand in other ways. Without the extra time Submittable saves us, this wouldn’t be possible with a full-time staff of only six people.

Our review process before was so messy. (With Submittable) we were able to extend the amount of people who can contribute to review, and do it faster.