Loopio reviews

2.6

32% would recommend to a friend

(205 total reviews)
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Zak Hemraj

44% approve of CEO

24% positive business outlook

Loopio has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 205 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Loopio employee rating is 32% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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205 reviews
4.0
Jun 25, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The people are truly the best part of Loopio. I've worked with smart, supportive teammates who care about doing great work and helping each other succeed. There's a strong culture of collaboration, and people are generally willing to jump in and help when needed. The benefits and flexibility are great. Six weeks of PTO, fully remote work, and access to a downtown office if you want in-person collaboration is a great setup. Compensation is competitive, and there's a real investment in employee development and growth. Leadership is approachable and receptive to feedback. Employees are encouraged to share ideas and challenge the status quo, and there are lots of opportunities to work on meaningful problems that have a visible impact on the business.

Cons

Like many SaaS companies right now, Loopio is navigating a period of change. Priorities and processes continue to evolve as the company adapts to market conditions and focuses on long-term growth. There are ongoing efforts to improve planning, prioritization, and ways of working across teams. Positive changes are happening, but as with any growing company, some initiatives take time to roll out and gain traction.

1.0
Jun 15, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Remote work, great people (though most have left or are leaving)

Cons

Working for Loopio is akin to being in a toxic relationship. Alot of gaslighting, false promises followed by cycles where you see glimmers of hope and wish it could be what it was in the beginning. Your friends and family are begging you to get out because they see the life being drained from you, but in good faith you keep trying. I agree with others that the C Suite has lost the plot. Each exec is only batting for themselves. The CEO is looking for anyone to blame but the product itself, which is obviously dying as it tries to compete with multi-billion dollar LLMs that are advancing hourly. The death spin started in 2023 when the CEO tried to double down on thought leadership that "AI isn't everything", but with light speed advancements in this space, no one is willing to pay for point solutions that can be largely replaced with a generalist AI tool and often produce superior results. The growth curve pre-GenAI has been in a tail spin nose dive and there is no way to save the trajectory. If you work here and are unhappy, get out. You are on a sinking ship, and in moments like this your health and happiness will absolutely not be prioritized by senior executives regardless of what culture initiatives are presented at Spark. The blaming, the gaslighting, the push for more with less will just get worse with each quarterly decline.

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