ActiveCampaign reviews

3.6

67% would recommend to a friend

(508 total reviews)
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Jason VandeBoom

67% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

ActiveCampaign has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 508 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The ActiveCampaign employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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508 reviews
3.0
Jun 11, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

People are nice The pay is good Product is good

Cons

No opportunity to grow Very disorganize

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ActiveCampaign Response
1mo
Thanks for sharing this. People, pay, and product are real strengths, so we're glad those worked well for you during your time here! On growth opportunities, we've made significant changes to career frameworks and progression paths over the past year, including clearer role definitions, documented advancement criteria, and more visibility into what's required to move up. We're also really proud of the programs our Performance & Development team owns to set individual contributors and people leaders up for success. ActiveCampaign has been moving fast and making strategic shifts, which can create friction when communication and structure don't keep pace. We've invested in clearer decision-making frameworks, better cross-functional coordination, and more consistent communication cadences to address that. For prospective employees: Ask about career progression frameworks, how decisions get made, and what structure looks like across teams. You should get specific answers about how we operate now! If you have any other feedback, we invite you to share with your HRBP. Thanks again, and best of luck in your career!
5.0
Jun 11, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

ActiveCampaign is by far the best company I have worked for. The working environment, the competitive salary, and the amazing benefits we get make it an excellent place to work.

Cons

All the positions are hybrid, so it is mandatory to go to the office at least once a week, but they are really flexible on this, though

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ActiveCampaign Response
1mo
Thanks for sharing this after more than a year in Heredia. Working environment, competitive salary, benefits, and hybrid flexibility are things we've invested in intentionally, so we're happy those are landing for you! On growth opportunities, we're building out more pathways for learning and development across teams. The goal is making it easy for people to learn from other functions, get exposed to new areas, and see clear paths forward. Office hours and cross-team collaboration should feel open and supportive, and we're working to ensure that culture is consistent everywhere! If you're looking for specific growth opportunities or want to connect with other teams to learn, we recommend you raise this with your manager. We want to make sure those pathways are visible and accessible. For prospective employees in Heredia: Ask about growth opportunities, how teams collaborate and share knowledge, and what career development looks like. You should get specific answers about what we're building. We appreciate you being here and look forward to creating more opportunities for you to grow!
5.0
Jun 11, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

This is THE best job I've ever had, it literally feels almost unreal sometimes. I genuinely look forward to seeing my coworkers, to the point I prefer going into the office than working from home. The company goes out of its way to make people feel appreciated, and it shows. The perks are great (shoutout to the Uber Eats benefit), but what really makes this place special is that people are really happy here. The workload is balanced, expectations are reasonable, and you're surrounded by smart, kind people who want each other to succeed. This place has set the bar so incredibly high that I honestly cannot even beginning to imagine working anywhere else.

Cons

It literally doesn't change any of the pros, but the work-abroad benefit is currently capped at 10 days per calendar year, and being someone who enjoys traveling, I'd love to see that extended.

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ActiveCampaign Response
1mo
Thanks for sharing this after more than three years in San Jose! This is the kind of feedback that matters; genuine enthusiasm about the work, the people, and the environment after being here long enough to know what it's really like. The fact that you genuinely look forward to seeing coworkers and prefer going into the office says something real about the team culture in San Jose. Balanced workload, reasonable expectations, and being surrounded by smart, kind people who want each other to succeed - that's exactly what we're building. On the work-abroad benefit, we're always looking at how to evolve benefits as more people use them and we understand what would make them even more valuable. If you have specific thoughts, we recommend you share with your manager or HRBP. We appreciate you being at AC and setting the bar for what work should feel like. Here's to keeping it that way and making it even better!
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