Lili Reviews

Also, being able to snap receipts and match it right there on the spot, is a good one. Every time I've had an issue, you get on their chat thing and it's instant. I've never had to wait more than 45 seconds for somebody to call me or respond.

Lili came to me through a few different sources of setting up when I reformulated my businesses. It popped up and it said that it was an easy experience to do business with and to get set up. I could set up very quickly. So, I checked it out. It reviewed pretty well, and then I ran with it. I pay for the higher version of the banking service. I like how I can allocate my expenses, and it allows me to label them right when they come in. So, whenever I log into the account, it pops up and says, "How do you want to put this expense?” and I can label it in. That makes it a little bit easier for when time's gonna come for me for taxes. I have about four pre-tax appointments throughout the year. So, it makes it a little bit easier for me with that. I appreciate that. I pay close to $35 a month for whatever the max service is. I am using one of the Lili secured cards.

I was looking up a way to build my business credit so I used Lili. It was pretty easy to get started with them. It took about 30 minutes to get all set up. The price and cost of the membership were fine. It wasn't too much. I like the service. Their platform is pretty nice and very user-friendly. I'm paying for the premium service, which is supposed to give me premium customer service 24/7. It’s pretty direct. But customer service is not as expedient as they described initially. Their banking times are a little off. For instance, I tried to call them this morning. My business starts at 5:30, and I waited until 8:00. I realized they were not open yet, which is kind of a bummer because my day has already been going on and transactions need to be made, especially since I'm paying for the premium membership.

I originally saw Lili on a YouTube video that was comparing different banking systems, and then I ended up deciding to do it. Lili provided invoicing that I didn't have to pay other platforms to do. Getting started with them was so easy. I did it in five minutes and then I got an approval in less than 24 hours. I do the tax bucket with them. As a contractor, I have to be responsible for paying quarterly taxes, and with Lili, they automatically do that for you. So they'll take a part of whatever you make and put it towards taxes. It's like a separate account. You do get high-interest savings on a business savings account, which is really nice. It's higher than at the national rate and more competitive for places like Capital One that have a high-yield savings account.

I was searching for business accounts that were more remote than an actual branch. Lili popped up when I was searching. I also saw it on Facebook. I liked the feedback that I saw from Lili on the reviews compared to the other ones I was looking at. When I was setting the account up, everything was really detailed and informative. I was able to make a decision without having to do a whole lot of research because it was what was given to me. Setting up with Lili was pretty easy. I didn't have to do much. I filled up my information, and then pretty much got instant approval. So, it was easy to set up and easy to work with.

Everything has been smooth sailing. Lili gives you the option to type in the memo after each transaction what you spent funds on or received funds from. I like the little classes or tips that they have online to teach you about business credit. Go for it because Lili is a good company. User-friendly, especially for beginners, if you're just starting off as an entrepreneur.

Lili is an online banking platform and I haven't had any problems with it. I came upon it thru an online search and the platform has been user-friendly. You log in and you can find what you need. I use my Lili account for business checking and I plan to use their different services in the future as they become a need and something that I want to explore.

A friend had a Chime account, and I plugged that in into the Google search bar. Lili popped up, so I just went with it. I have a business checking account and it's nice. It itemizes everything. Whenever I use a transaction, it puts it in the category by itself, and I like that. Lili is great and I would recommend it. It does what I need it for, and the website is easy to navigate through.

Wiley LLC recommended Lili Banking. I have two choices and I like that Lili helps build credit, which we're going to be engaging in soon now that we received our Dun & Bradstreet registered number. Communicating with Lili is a hit or miss. I usually go back to Wyoming because there are referrals that I go to. They have answers, because other clients have these questions, so they have it prepared. They really need to get better with support. If it was 24-hour support, that would be good.

I've been using Lili and so far, they've been doing a good job for me. I had a little incident where I must have put something wrong with the business card that one can sign up for, but I said no. They took my money as a deposit, but then they gave my money back quickly. That worked out well. Then I had a fraudulent charge, because I was trying to order some tools and equipment online, and I thought I was ordering from Wayfair, but the site definitely was not Wayfair. It was one of them fake Wayfair sites. I didn't know it until they started charging me and charging me, then they started charging me Euros or Frankfurt. Lili got that taken care of for me, which is cool.

We wanted to keep everything separate from our personal account. We researched online and found Lili. We got the checking account and the debit card because it's an upstart business that we've tried to start. It's not doing really well at the moment, but we're still working with it. So far, our experience with Lili has been good. Everything’s been easy, including purchasing.

I saw Lili on Instagram and I decided to use their banking services. I'm just getting started so I'm not really getting all the perks, but so far, they've been better than what I had before. I don't like the high fees, but they've been okay. I would also advise friends and family to do their research on Lili and that they can try it. It might be something they might like.

I was looking for banks on Google and stumbled upon Lili. I'm a new startup, so my finances haven't gotten really rough lately. But working with Lili has been easy overall. I use my account for business checking and it's been a good experience so far. 5 stars.

I opened a company through a law firm and the Lili account was the native bank account that they allow you to open. So, they must have some sort of agreement with Lili. I have not used it much, but my experience has been good so far. I give them a 4-star rating.

I was planning on starting my small business and I was looking at good banking options that had good support. I also considered the APY and being digital. I wanted to be in good standing as well. I found out about Lili while watching a YouTube video of all the different options I had and ended up going with them. Right now, I'm really mostly using it as a checking account to have all my money there for me. I can't say that I've been able to do better or worse since I've been with them because this is the only bank that I've been with since I've started my business. But a small thing that helps is being able to put notes for the transactions that happen. So, when tax season comes, I'll be able to refer to all of them for write-offs.

I found Lili through the Google App Store, and I chose it based off of its reviews. I'm a new business owner, and the banking has been easy to manage, but I haven't utilized a lot of the tools in Lili just yet as I'm still trying to get books together. It has been a lot as a sole proprietor. Right now, I'm using the deposits and checking services. Once I get all my books in order, I would like to utilize the savings for the tax, putting tax percentage aside, which was one of the biggest attraction features of the banking app. When I do the tax service, there's gonna be some fees depending on what tools I utilize. But they seem really reasonable. So, I'm eager to use the tools because it seems very cost-efficient.

Lili is easy to set up, and it's intuitive. It's been a good experience.

I wanted a business bank account that didn't require a crazy deposit. I saw online that Lili was one of the top options, and it’s an online system, but it doesn't require much to start. That was when I was sold on it. Lili has been helpful because it allows you to separate accounts. The app is fine. It does everything that it needs to do. It's an easy to use and user-friendly experience.

I researched online over what business accounts would have decent APRs and reading reviews for various banks and that sent me to Lili. I'm a pretty big fan of the dashboards that Lili has. It's a lot easier for me to track things. The features that they have on the website is pretty nice. I primarily only use the banking services and keep track of my finances that way. I don't utilize all of the services or features that are available now. The user experience on the dashboard is pretty clean. I work software development and overall, the navigation for their web application is pretty good. It's not information overload and you're not 30 clicks away from doing anything. It's all pretty easy to figure out where you want to be and you're only about three clicks away from doing anything that you need to do. I really like being able to pull it up really quickly.

Lili bank advertised a higher interest rate on their savings account, so I went ahead and signed up for them. It turned out that the higher interest rate is for accounts that have more than 500,000 that sits in the account. So, the advertisement got me. And by the time I realized that I wasn't getting that interest rate, I didn't feel like swapping to another bank. I like the app and it's convenient to pull up account information. If you got more than 500,000, they'll get you some better interest. If you don't, the features are fine.

I was trying to research once I reestablished my LLC and did my D-U-N-S number. The company that owns to create D-U-N-S number had an advertisement and suggested Lili as a banking option. When I clicked on the information for the Lili business account, it was very simple and easy to do online. Since I work, run my business, and take care of my kids, I can't be going back and forth giving paperwork to banks. So, by me being able to give the information directly with Lili, since they connect it automatically with my D-U-N-S and business information, I had to do less work.

I started doing some freelancing work and looked for a bank that would be fee-free and was credible. I did a lot of online research, and Lili seemed to be one of the top options. I appreciate the simplicity of having a separate business bank that hasn't had any fees or issues. I use it to keep the money coming in from my transactions, and it's been all simple and easy. It's good to do research on what fits best for one's company, and Lili has been good.

I was googling different programs for new businesses that had the checking account attached and came across Lili. A lot of the other traditional banks that I looked into didn't mention things about building business credit but Lili did and I liked that. Also, there was no hassle to open up the account and overall, it's been a great experience. I understand there are some things that don't always go right, and I had an issue with items that needed to be disputed, but they got right on it.

I used Bluevine for a different company and I liked it, but I didn't want to link it to my other company to them because I had a different EIN for the two different companies. So, I researched what was comparable to Bluevine and came upon Lili. I had a really bad experience at first and I was terrified it was a scam because of having to call in. The guy I talked to was insane and when I asked him to escalate my issue, he said he was the top person. He said there was no one further than him, which was a lie.

I run a successful sole proprietorship since 2017. I don't have a mentor or people keeping me out of the weeds about Lili to help build my business credit. I had some health issues starting last year, and I took a real hit on my credit because I have to pay bills. Lili sounded like it would help with my business credit if I just stick with the program. The only problem that I have with Lili is the fee, but it's definitely helping me. They could just make sure that the $35 checking fee is there in big letters. That way, the people that are utilizing Lili don't take those hits on the business.

I have an associate that had Lili. In passing, she told me about it, so I researched it. I opened an account with them last year and the process was very easy. I like that it's online. However, they don't communicate with you. I can't immediately transfer funds from one account to the other like I would want to. Other than that, I'd tell others to open an account with Lili. It's great. It's not stressful. It has made it easy for my deposits to go fast into my account, and anytime I contacted them, they resolved the problems immediately.

I did a Google search and I was looking for assistance with business accounts that were easy to access. I didn't necessarily need a branch, so I went with Lili because it had a free business checking. Initially, I liked the pricing of it. I was looking for a free, easy online platform for a business account that wasn't bringing in a lot of money. When you have start-up business, it's hard to tackle all those fees and things like that, so the free account is the biggest benefit with Lili.

From the reviews that I read about Lili, it was a really good company that worked with startup businesses. That was one of the reasons I decided to go with them. It's very easy to navigate online. I still have a lot to learn, or I feel like I have to pay to unlock certain features that I want to explore more. But for the most part, it's like I've had a minor hiccup in my business situation. So, it's been a little bit difficult for me to proceed the way I intended to proceed when I first opened the account. But aside from that, it's been pretty much decent. When I'm able to get my business actually up and running the right way, I intend to utilize it much more than I have been.

Lili was the best one of what I was looking for and I’ve been using the checking account system for only a couple of months. It’s very transparent. The ease of use and the ability to use other tools are very intriguing and simple. Doing business with Lili has been very easy. The only difficult part I would have is depositing checks because I'm not sure if a check needs to be in my LLC's name or in my name. I feel like it always rejects the checks.

I needed something simple because I'm just a one-person show and easy to categorize what I need for my business. Lili is nice and has an easy interface. I use checking and invoicing, and there are some features in the invoicing that I wish they had. I wish I could offer my customers partial payment or pay this amount now and this amount later, or edit invoices after sending. Sometimes people want to make adjustments, and then I have to just send a whole new invoice. My accountant also hasn't been able to get into my account. There's supposed to be a way that they can do that. Still, Lili is great for a small business owner like me.

So far, I've been liking Lili a lot. I'm about to start sending more money that way to that account. I just have to change a lot of the account numbers on some of the stuff that I got coming out. When I did all the comparisons, Lili was the best fit for me. It fit my needs more, as it's easy for me to deposit at certain ATMs that are near my area. I’m using the checking account. But they have other options as well that I haven't really looked into.

My experience in getting started with Lili was good. It's an easy process. Having Lili, I like being able to have accounting software built in right into my bank account and being able to itemize my expenses, like business expense and travel expense. It's user friendly. I like knowing how much to pay for taxes as well. They also have great customer service every time I call, like yesterday.

I'm going on five months with Lili and my experience with them has been great. I like their tax bucket and that I can sort my business transactions out per transactions that go through the card. I also like the entire operation of the company. It's easy to get stuff done online through my banking with them than my previous banks. The biggest thing is it's easy to keep a track of your finances and where money is going so the flow of your business is smooth.

I use Lili for business and business credit. It's been cool. It's just with the credit card, it's a little bit hard because you don't get to talk to anybody.

I can't get ahold of a Lili representative. It's impossible. I use their chat feature and ask for an agent, then the agent calls. But the agent is not American, and they're not understanding anything that we're trying to complete. They just give us the runaround. It's like a third-party customer service instead of an account person that I can talk to that can fix the account. Their version is let's put a ticket in, but nothing happens. There's a call list, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern time. But you could be on hold for 10 minutes, 100 minutes, 1,000 minutes or get hung up on.

I learned about Lili through my Dun & Bradstreet account. It was easy to get things started. I use Lili to send money through their direct deposit. I like the convenience. The app is easy. They have great limits, except for the disputing process. I had some unauthorized charges on my account. I disputed it with the person that took the money and also with Lili, but it was a little bit difficult.

My husband had a Lili account for his business. When I opened mine, it seemed like a natural choice. It was an easy process. Everything's online, so that was a huge benefit for me. I have the convenience at my fingertips anytime I need anything. If I had any questions, the online help chat was very easy. It's been very helpful. Any time I had a question, everything was answered exactly what I needed to navigate. Any time I had a payer that needed a banking letter, it was all very easy to navigate the site.

Lili is too difficult. I'm running a six-figure business. I can't talk with anybody from Lili if I need something fixed. If I have a transaction issue, you gotta email, wait until no reply. Nothing gets fixed that day. We can't get anybody on the phone. Lili needs to get bought out by somebody else to improve the customer service base, to upgrade the app, and to upgrade the company. Lili is getting behind based on what I see from Chime Financial out of San Francisco.If Chime ever offers business accounts, Lili is dead. You can call somebody with Chime and get help on the phone right now. I can't do that with Lili.

I don't know what Relay wanted. It was too confusing. I did a search online and Lili popped up for small businesses. I decided to do an application for them and it went through. I like it. It's very good. It's much easier than Relay. It's a good app because you can have it on your phone. I wish it had it with Zelle. But everything else is fine.

Lili has their ups and downs. It's a fintech company, so their first priority is not being a bank. The biggest drawback that I've noticed is the support is very slow, and when I deposit a check, it takes two or three weeks to clear. Some of the support articles they have talk about some buttons in the settings that don't exist. So, I had to rely on the support people to get back to me to achieve certain things. One of the checks that I got from a customer had used a slightly different name than what my business name is. So, they denied the check. I ended up having to file a DBA under that name to be able to deposit it. But even then, I had to be in communication with the support team to that DBA to my account because the option to add it that they said was there wasn't. It was a little frustrating.