Adpiler

What do you like best?

It's pretty easy and intuitive to use, and there are a lot of customizable options to help you get what you need. For instance, you can create groups to separate HTML5 files from JPG files. You can comment on ads when you need edits. You can even password protect a page. There's great flexibility there.

What do you dislike?

Because it's so new, there are still small issues with it, and every now and then a bug will appear. And recently, they made a change to the file name structure so that it no longer includes the file type at the end – and sometimes, it can be hard to identify which file you're trying to replace. Also, they recently implemented a new approval process so that you can approve individual files; we want to keep the full set approval process, but now our clients have to go through several more steps to approve the ads.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Because of all the flexibility, Adpiler requires some messing with to get it the way you want. But once you have it figured it, you can apply the same process for all ads. And from the client's perspective, it's super easy!

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

We needed to be able to easily share HTML5 with our clients, without requiring them to download a zip folder and open an html file. At the time, Adpiler was the only real solution we found – and we're pleased with it. Our clients have found it easy to "Approve" files.