Indeed Reviews in November 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

This is the worst online experience I have ever had.

Absolute disaster from start till I gave up. One wasted week of HELL trying to communicate with these people. Job banned because we had "over 25 for insurance" was told that was discrimination, which was ok as we just deleted the sentence then after a day or so, account blocked again as we had to prove we were a business. This was four days into the ad running. Done that and got ad back online for a day, then ad blocked again, FOR NO REASON WHAT SO EVER, got email saying to go through help ...

As an employer who has used Indeed for posting jobs

As an employer who has used Indeed for many years I think it's a little expensive but in general works. However, I was completely unaware of the ability for past employees to leave unchallengeable fake reviews! We have a fantastic company with brilliant employees, many of whom have been with us for well over a decade, but due to the very nature of the company we've taken on a few young graduates with no working life experience and they've not worked out for one reason or another, but these ...

Really poor customer experience

Really poor customer experience. Tried posting a job advert... Got an automoted response telling me my ad had been dissabled with no explanation! I 'appealed' the decision, and was told my job ad didn't meet their standards - even though I'd followed their template! Problems didn't end there...

I don't recommend Indeed.... wasted time and $$

I signed up for the described Indeed Employment Services, looking to hire employee(s), and was disappointed with the whole process. Most applicants were not qualified, and our credit card was pounded for fees that it shouldn't have been. I did not hire 1 person off Indeed. Find another way as the $$ spent is wasted cash. Time spent communicating with them is better spent on other avenues.

My account has been disabled and I have…

My account has been disabled and I have contacted them so many times to provide any sort of verification required - but failed to get it through.

I posted a job for an assistant manager…

I posted a job for an assistant manager at my store. In just one week I was charged $750 to look at resumes that were sent to me. Only one person was qualified for the position. So basically I was charged $750 to set up one interview. I've tried contacting customer service to dispute the charge. They have zero way of contacting them. They will allow anybody to send you a resume and then charge you to view it. This is the most ridiculous company I've ever dealt with and will be disputing the ...

No contact or help with fake, abusive reviews

Trying to contact someone at Indeed about fake reviews is pointless. Bounced around from pillar to post, with no direct contact number or address made available. Even when making a GDPR based complaint you struggle to find anything.

This is the experience of an employer…

This is the experience of an employer within the UK using Indeed. Employers also struggle with a faceless organisation, dealing with representatives from the US and Europe, never a person from the UK. The company appears to have no understanding of UK law or UK GDPR regulations. Their platform is open to abuse when reviewing a company. A vindictive ex-employee or infact anyone, can create multiple email addresses, post multiple negative reviews and seriously damage the reputation of that ...

My god

My god. Virtually ZERO customer service. Impossible to reach anyone. Not 1 qualified candidate, Website is painfully slow. (& those are their good points.)

Avoid!

Constantly try to catch you out by getting you to agree to 'sponsor' a job advert. Took money from my card and can't remove card as payment method to prevent happening again. Telephoned the rep who has phoned a few times in the past to try to sell more services and was told it would be investigated. Heard nothing back.