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Wow, you aren't kidding. Even the copy on the landing page is a Spanish translation of Wagestream's landing page.
by nathancahill 5y ago
Wow, you aren't kidding. Even the copy on the landing page is a Spanish translation of Wagestream's landing page.
- robertlagrant 5y agoWho fancies making Cashriver?
- ck_one 5y agoWhat exactly is the same? I just checked and they look different.
- shever 5y agoScroll down to the app screenshots on payflow.es and wagestream.com. The UI for withdrawing cash is pretty much identical.
- ck_one 5y agoThanks, yes it looks like a 1:1 copy. Interestingly, the founders reply to other questions here but not to the copy accusation.
- lolinder 5y agoIn addition to the app screenshots mentioned by a sibling, look at the marketing materials. Many of the headers are a translation of Wagestream's headers, and the branding is all focused around circles in much the same way (most obviously in the app screenshots, but they both re-use the image of the circular slider in multiple places on the page). To top it off, Payflow is a (near) synonym for Wagestream.
- andrewingram 5y agoAt first I thought I was looking at a newly-launched Spanish brand of Wagestream (they have launched in other countries under different names, so it wouldn't be unexpected). I know Payflow has a subtly different value proposition (not charging for withdrawals). And it's totally conceivable that this is the obvious UI for this feature set, but it's really hard to miss the glaring similarities.
- asukhwani 5y agoIndeed! We really like the idea of making the employer pay for it. We think it makes it a better benefit if the employee doesn’t have to pay.
- sergiomattei 5y agoOh, that's why the copy read so weird! As a native Spanish speaker, the text read awkwardly. I chalked it up to regional differences (LatAm v. Spain) but this explains a lot..