Reviews
Matthew Morgan reviews
Where the independent feedback lives, and how to read it honestly.
The most useful reviews are the ones he does not control. APEX has a public Trustpilot profile, where reviews are collected and moderated by Trustpilot rather than by the business. At the last check it averaged 4.6 out of 5 across 53 reviews.
How to judge this fairly
Any paid education business will have people who got a great deal out of it and people who did not finish it. That is true of every programme ever sold. The questions worth asking before you buy anything of this kind are simple ones:
Is the seller identifiable?
Real name, real face, traceable business, consistent across platforms for years.
Is the price stated up front?
Before a call, before a DM funnel, on a page you can read without giving an email address.
Do independent reviews exist?
On a platform the seller does not own or moderate.
Is the deliverable specific?
You should be able to say what you get in one sentence before you pay.
About older discussion
He has been publishing online since 2020, and the earlier business taught freelance copywriting rather than AI. Some of the older commentary and reviews you may find refer to products that no longer exist and to a business that has since changed direction entirely. That context is worth holding when you read anything dated before 2024.
If you have been a customer and want to leave feedback, positive or otherwise, Trustpilot is the right place for it to be useful to other people.