twitterdub vs jarvee

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lets say money is out of the picture

and paying for quality

which account manager for twitter is the best?

the big ones are twitterdub and jarvee


what about hootsuite

anyone experienced in twitter wanna share?
 
What do you plan to do with the bot (rt, like,schedule posts,...) and how many accounts do you plan to manage ?
 
My preference would go for twitterdub, not only for price but also for the best customer service
 
lets say money is out of the picture

and paying for quality

which account manager for twitter is the best?

the big ones are twitterdub and jarvee


what about hootsuite

anyone experienced in twitter wanna share?
I've been using jarvee for a few weeks only, but it is working fine so far and the support is very proactive. Can't speak about the others as I haven't tried 'em. Planning to expand on jarvee (currently testing with 10 accounts).
 
Been running with twitterdub for about a week now with 100 accounts, very decent software, lots of features on it but a bit of a learning curve, but yea support there is really great, Martin does a good job of answering almost on every thread. great guy.

EDIT: Martin the developer of twitterdub not martinx
 
both tools have there pros and cons just pick one
and run with it.
I def agree, nothing beats testing tools/methods yourself. Just don't test on accounts you care about, though.
 
TwitterDub looks like garbage, their tutorials are hard to understand and unclear and don't seem to present themselves well. Sometimes i wonder why these guys don't spend 5k on a website that doesn't scare away customers.
 
I guess that would depend on what you aim to use them for. Twitterdub is more "focused" I'd say, but Jarvee has a lot more going on for it when it comes to expansive features. I've had more time with Jarvee so there's that too. Honestly, nothing beats custom software for getting all the specific features you want and without getting bogged down by the ones you don't really use anyway. In all, they're both pretty solid options if user experience is your metric.
 
I use Twitterdub and it is better than Jarvee for me.
 
TwitterDub looks like garbage, their tutorials are hard to understand and unclear and don't seem to present themselves well. Sometimes i wonder why these guys don't spend 5k on a website that doesn't scare away customers.
It might not be the most modern look but you pay once and get updates for free. I've been using it for years an have never used jarvee (so won't comment on it)
 
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