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Testimonials, collected then placed

Your happiest customers
already said it.

ProofHarbor turns one link into a wall of text and video testimonials, then puts the best of them on your site as a widget — or a wall page of their own.

Collect your first testimonial

Free for your first 15 testimonials. The people who write them never need an account.

Read the wall page →
Sample wall3 of the 7 already collected are featured — these three open the wall page.
  • “We sent one link with the invoice. Eleven replies landed before the weekend, and three of them now sit right under our pricing table.”

    • Results
    • Value

    Maren Ostrom

    Founder, Fieldnote Studio

  • “I thought I had nothing worth saying. The form took ninety seconds and it still sounds like me talking.”

    • Ease of use
    • Trust

    Devin Achebe

    Owner, Harbor Lane Ceramics

  • “Our reviews used to live in a spreadsheet nobody opened. Now they sit under the checkout, and we watch people stop and read them.”

    • Getting started
    • Support

    Priya Raman

    Co-founder, Tallow & Twine

How it works

Three steps, and the first one takes a minute.

  1. 01

    Send one link

    Name the wall, choose text, video or both, and share the link where your happy customers already are.

  2. 02

    They answer in the browser

    No account, no password, nothing to install. They type or paste a video link and send it.

  3. 03

    Tag it, then place it

    Tag what each quote proves, then show the strongest in a widget or on the public wall.

Free tier

Fifteen testimonials, collected then placed — and nobody who writes one needs an account.

This is the whole loop, free: one link your customers open in the browser, tags that say what each quote proves, and the collected proof on your own site as a widget or on a wall page of its own.

7 of 15 free testimonials collected

8 slots still open

The free tier takes 15 testimonials, written and video counted together. At fifteen the form closes; the ones already collected keep their tags, their place in the widget and their spot on the wall page.

Collect: the form your customers fill in

How they answered
What it proves

8 of the fifteen free slots are still open.

The collection

7 collected · 5 written · 2 on video

  • TextMaren Ostrom, Fieldnote Studio“We sent one link with the invoice. Eleven replies landed before the weekend, and three of them now sit right under our pricing table.”ResultsValue
  • VideoDevin Achebe, Harbor Lane Ceramics“I thought I had nothing worth saying. The form took ninety seconds and it still sounds like me talking.”Ease of useTrust
  • TextPriya Raman, Tallow & Twine“Our reviews used to live in a spreadsheet nobody opened. Now they sit under the checkout, and we watch people stop and read them.”Getting startedSupport
  • TextJonas Weber, Northlight Press“Two pages of quotes in an afternoon, all in the customer’s own voice, none of it written by us.”SpeedDesign
  • TextRuth Ellery, Ellery Goods“Setup was one link and a colour. Three questions answered and the widget was already sitting on the page.”Getting startedEase of use
  • TextTomas Brandt, Brandt Interiors“Requests go out with the invoice now. Six came back in the first fortnight, every one of them usable.”ResultsSpeed
  • VideoNadia Osei, Osei Skincare“Support answered on a Sunday and fixed my widget width in ten minutes.”SupportValue

What the collection argues

  • Results2
  • Getting started2
  • Support2
  • Speed2
  • Ease of use2
  • Value2
  • Design1
  • Trust1

Place: the widget, with the ProofHarbor mark on it

Widget on a customer page
  • “We sent one link with the invoice. Eleven replies landed before the weekend, and three of them now sit right under our pricing table.”

    Maren Ostrom · Fieldnote Studio

  • “I thought I had nothing worth saying. The form took ninety seconds and it still sounds like me talking.”

    Devin Achebe · Harbor Lane Ceramics

  • “Our reviews used to live in a spreadsheet nobody opened. Now they sit under the checkout, and we watch people stop and read them.”

    Priya Raman · Tallow & Twine

Powered by ProofHarbor

The mark rides along on every free widget

Widgets built on the free tier carry the ProofHarbor mark along their bottom edge — the strip you can see on the preview. That mark is part of what keeps the free tier free.

The same records feed the wall page, so the quotes a buyer meets in the widget are the ones they find when they follow through to the full page.

Beyond the free fifteen

A downloadable testimonial-page playbook and template pack

The words are already in the collection. A page is a different job: deciding what a buyer reads first, what follows it, and where each quote earns its place.

The free tier stands on its own and stays exactly as it is: 15 testimonials, tags, a widget and a wall page, with the ProofHarbor mark on every widget.

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