Power Digital, a San Diego growth-marketing agency, holds a 4.8/5 on Clutch across 66 reviews, while Glassdoor (3.9/5, 432 reviews) and a contaminated Trustpilot profile show a more mixed picture.
Power Digital Marketing, Inc. was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in San Diego, California, with a team size listed at 250 to 499 employees on its DesignRush profile and 250 to 999 on GoodFirms. The firm describes itself as a growth marketing company operating at the intersection of data, technology, and human intelligence, working across paid media, SEO, creative, and analytics.
Power Digital Review Overview
- Clutch: 4.8/5 across 66 reviews, with a 4.9/5 Willingness to Refer score, driven by praise for responsiveness and data-driven execution (verified August 2026).
- FeaturedCustomers: 68 references (4 written testimonials, 64 case studies), a vendor-curated channel, so no rating is reported (verified August 2026).
- DesignRush, Google Maps sync: 4.4/5 across 37 reviews, read on DesignRush’s syndicated Google Maps feed for the San Diego office rather than on a Google Business Profile (verified August 2026).
- Trustpilot: 2.5/5 across 5 reviews, a figure contaminated by unrelated crypto-scam complaints on lookalike domains rather than genuine client feedback (verified August 2026).
- G2: a profile exists but shows 0 reviews, a real zero rather than a missing profile (verified August 2026).
- Glassdoor: 3.9/5 across 432 reviews, with 73% recommending the company to a friend and 78% approving of the CEO (verified August 2026).
- Indeed: 3.7/5 across 13 reviews, with management (2.7/5) and work-life balance (2.8/5) as the lowest sub-scores (verified August 2026).
| Source | Score | Reviews | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clutch | 4.8/5 | 66 | August 2026 |
| FeaturedCustomers | No rating reported | 68 references | August 2026 |
| DesignRush (Google Maps sync) | 4.4/5 | 37 | August 2026 |
| Trustpilot | 2.5/5 | 5 | August 2026 |
| G2 | 0 reviews | — | August 2026 |
| GoodFirms | Profile exists, no reviews | — | August 2026 |
| UpCity | Could not be accessed | — | August 2026 |
| Glassdoor | 3.9/5 | 432 | August 2026 |
| Indeed | 3.7/5 | 13 | August 2026 |
| Comparably | 4.8/5 | 32 participants | August 2026 |
| AmbitionBox | No profile | — | August 2026 |
Power Digital Client Reviews
Clutch carries the only client sample large enough to be meaningful, while Google/DesignRush shows a smaller synced sample and Trustpilot’s low score does not reflect genuine client feedback.
Clutch: 4.8/5 (66 reviews)
Power Digital’s Clutch profile shows a large, active review base with a 4.9/5 Willingness to Refer score, covering clients across e-commerce, retail, and B2B categories.
What clients praise:
- Data-driven, measurable results paired with creative execution
- Responsiveness and communication, cited by 21 reviewers as “communicative”
- Feeling like an extension of the internal team rather than an outside vendor
- On-time delivery, cited by 13 reviewers as “timely”
Where clients push back:
- Onboarding that leaves early expectations unclear
- Reporting accuracy, with one client citing recurring spreadsheet errors
- Update cadence during early project phases
- Creative output requiring strategy pivots on at least one account
“Power Digital really, truly is an extension of our team.”
- Senior Director of E-Commerce, PATTERN Beauty, September 2023 (Clutch )
FeaturedCustomers: 68 references, no rating reported
This channel is vendor-curated by design (4 written testimonials plus 64 case studies), so it reflects Power Digital’s chosen success stories rather than an open review sample. Reviewers describe multi-year partnerships and consistent growth results.
What clients praise:
- Long-tenured partnerships described as reliable over multiple years
- Growth results framed as “above and beyond” typical vendor delivery
“We have worked with Power Digital for several years and they have proven over and over again to be a reliable digital marketing partner.”
- Brandon Maskell, Director of Marketing, Soccerloco (FeaturedCustomers )
DesignRush, Google Maps sync: 4.4/5 (37 reviews)
This figure comes from DesignRush’s syndicated Google Maps feed for Power Digital’s San Diego profile, a sample not independently fetched from a Google Business Profile page. The visible sample skews positive, citing dedicated partnership and SEO strategy results, with no substantive negative theme surfaced.
Trustpilot: 2.5/5 (5 reviews), score does not reflect client satisfaction
Trustpilot’s unclaimed profile for powerdigitalmarketing.com shows 2.5/5 from 5 reviews, all 1-star. Reading all five, here is what they actually describe:
- Aug 28 2024: a detailed account of a Bitcoin “data optimization” task scam, naming the lookalike domains power-digitals.com and power-dos.com. Not this agency.
- Nov 27 2024: a separate crypto scheme solicited over WhatsApp and Telegram, involving buying credits. Also not this agency, though this reviewer names no domain.
- Nov 2 2024: a genuine client complaint about the CRO team. The reviewer reports that none of the tests delivered results, delivery was slow, and the assigned team was junior while the CEO was knowledgeable on calls.
- Nov 2025: an unresolved influencer-collaboration dispute, of ambiguous relevance to client work.
With two of the five reviews describing something other than this agency, the 2.5/5 should not be read as a client-satisfaction score.
G2, GoodFirms, UpCity: G2 and GoodFirms both list Power Digital with 0 reviews, so neither yields a score. UpCity could not be reached at all: the domain refused connection, so it is neither a score nor a confirmed absence.
The Clutch sample carries the most weight here: it is the largest, is independently verified, and describes genuine client engagements, while Google/DesignRush is a smaller synced sample and Trustpilot’s headline score is largely unrelated scam noise rather than client sentiment.
Onboarding clarity and update cadence are the only corroborated client complaints: they surface twice within the Clutch sample itself, but no second verified client platform confirms either theme independently.
The one genuine Trustpilot complaint, about junior CRO staffing and underdelivering tests, cannot be weighed against the wider client base: it is a single account among five reviews on a profile otherwise dominated by unrelated scam reports.
Power Digital Employer Reviews
Employer sentiment splits across three separate samples: Glassdoor (432 reviews, skewing negative in its most recent entries), Indeed (13 reviews), and an unverified Comparably score, with no single figure representing a consensus.
Glassdoor: 3.9/5 (432 reviews)
Glassdoor’s profile header for employer ID E1059850 shows 3.9/5 across 432 reviews, with 73% of reviewers recommending the company to a friend, 78% approving of the CEO, and 67% reporting a positive business outlook. Sub-scores run from Diversity and inclusion (4.2) down to Work/Life balance (3.5), the lowest of the group.
The two most recent reviews (10 Aug 2026 and 30 Jul 2026) are both 1-star and heavy on invective; their reportable substance, per Glassdoor reviewers, describes three rounds of layoffs in the past year, teams operating without sufficient staffing for the scope sold, and high client and employee churn.
What employees praise:
- Extensive training resources and a strong mentorship program, cited in earlier reviews
- Unlimited PTO and respect for work-life balance, cited in earlier reviews
- Strong paid media leadership on at least one recent team
Where employees push back:
- Three rounds of layoffs in the past year, per recent reviewers
- Understaffing relative to the scope of work sold to clients
- Non-technical marketers overriding channel specialists, per one recent reviewer
“too many non technical marketers bulldozing those who are channel experts”
- Paid media strategist, former employee, San Diego CA (Glassdoor )
Indeed: 3.7/5 (13 reviews)
Indeed’s profile shows 3.7/5 across 13 reviews, a small sample for a company of several hundred staff, though above the 5-review statistical floor. Sub-scores show management at 2.7/5 and work-life balance at 2.8/5 as the weakest areas, against pay and benefits at 3.5/5.
What employees praise:
- Flexibility on time and location, including remote work
- A supportive team environment, especially for early-career hires
Where employees push back:
- Inconsistent management practices and unclear organizational structure, per one reviewer
- Workload described as uncomfortably high on client accounts
“Good place to work, team is super supportive. […] Super accommodating with remote work since most of the company works remotely.”
- Project Coordinator, remote, June 2023 (Indeed )
Comparably, AmbitionBox: Comparably rates Power Digital’s overall culture 4.8/5 and grades it A+, but that figure rests on 32 employee participants against Glassdoor’s 432 reviewers, the profile is employer-claimed, and it was last modified in May 2023. It is reported here as a much smaller and older sample, not as a counterweight to Glassdoor. AmbitionBox has no profile, expected for a US-only agency with no apparent India employment footprint.
Three employer samples disagree, and none should be averaged into a single verdict: Glassdoor (3.9/5, 432 reviews) skews negative in its most recent entries, Indeed (3.7/5, 13 reviews) shows weak management and work-life scores, and Comparably’s profile could not be independently verified, so no comparison figure is reported for it.
Layoffs and understaffing are the specific, checkable claims in the most recent Glassdoor reviews: reviewers describe three rounds of layoffs in the past year and teams stretched beyond the scope sold to clients, attributed to Glassdoor reviewers rather than asserted as fact.
Management consistency is the throughline between Glassdoor and Indeed: both platforms separately surface complaints about unclear structure and non-technical oversight of channel specialists, even though the two samples were read months apart and describe different reviewers.
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