Pinterest

This app is just awful.
1. Keeps trying to push some free webinar.
2. Three boxes in the overview pushing you to "Create ad"
3. Endless little dismissible boxes and feedback requests that just come back on reload.
4. Instead of just letting people choose their primary market they infer it by looking at your backup market, then using the top level "Market" entry for that, then just pick the first country by ISO code, which for me was UAE. All my Pinterest products were just listed as UAE and in their currency. Then you can't just change this without changing your backup market. And their support just says "you have to change the Shopify feed settings".
5. "Learn more about the Pinterest channel." at the bottom links to a 404.
6. "Update billing info" takes me to Pinterest and my country is set to USA - maybe not related to this app but still...
7. "Pinterest automatically creates your product feeds from your websites and international domains. Only 20 feeds can be active at a time. Feed changes can take up to 24 hours to update on Pinterest." - It creates ONE feed, and the only thing you can do is "Pause" it. All we need was a simple CRUD here...

Pinterest is easy to connect and use with my Shopify store. The setup process was straightforward, and creating and publishing an ad campaign was simple. The interface is clear and makes it easy for small businesses to promote their products and reach new customers.

Waste of time. Unprofessional and contradictory support.

Integrating this app resulted in a complete waste of hours. After a support agent promised a human review of our store, we received a generic, automated template 18 hours later permanently blocking our domain by referencing their "spam" policy.

Labeling a fully legitimate, original e-commerce store as web spam—without any dialogue, specific audit, or right of appeal—is deeply unprofessional. Paradoxically, Pinterest’s sales representatives continue to flood our inbox with invitations to purchase ad campaigns for the very same domain.

A platform that misclassifies real businesses while aggressively soliciting their ad revenue is fundamentally unreliable for serious merchants.

— definitionposters.com