Storyblocks is a decent option for content creators on a budget needing sheer volume. Its unlimited downloads and simple licensing are genuinely helpful, especially for YouTubers. By contrast, don't expect top-tier quality. The music is often generic, and the overall aesthetic feels a bit dated. If you prioritize polished visuals and unique sound, look elsewhere.
Frankly, the inconsistent asset quality makes Storyblocks unsuitable for high-end productions or client work. It's better suited for YouTubers, indie filmmakers, or internal corporate projects where quantity trumps quality. The Apple Motion templates (convertible for Final Cut Pro) are a plus, though the lack of direct FCP support is frustrating.
From our perspective, Storyblocks is a mixed bag. If you need lots of assets and aren't overly concerned with polish, it's worth exploring. Just be prepared for a less-than-inspiring user experience and some digging to find the gems.