Add customer proof widgets to your website.
Show real customer proof beside pricing, signup and checkout, where buyers decide.
“The first tool our reps actually use.”
“Live in days, not a quarter.”
“Does what it says, day to day.”
Proof works best where buyers decide.
The last doubt comes at checkout.
Buyers do their deep research earlier, on review sites. On your pricing or signup page, a short customer quote settles the last doubt before they commit.
The right proof for the page.
A quote about onboarding helps on the signup page. A rating badge helps on pricing. The same block of quotes on every page helps less.
Real details get believed.
A quote with a name, a photo and a link to G2 reads as real. A polished quote with no source reads as marketing.
Hand-built proof sections go out of date.
GmailTo: Dev teamCan you swap in the new G2 quote on the pricing page when you get a sec?
Text filesite-quotes.txtAdded at launch. Newest quote: 8 months ago.
The testimonial block still uses the old font. Looks pasted in.
Every change is a ticket.
Adding a new quote means asking a developer to edit the page.
The newest review is months old.
Proof gets copied in at launch and left there.
It looks bolted on.
A pasted-in testimonial block rarely matches the fonts and spacing of the page around it.
Which widget goes where.
There are twelve layouts. These are the usual places to start.
In your navbar.
A rating badge with your score and a row of customer faces.
On pricing.
A single quote that answers the doubt buyers have at that step.
At signup and checkout.
Floating cards that keep proof in view while someone fills in the form.
On your homepage.
A carousel of quotes, or a strip of the company logos that use you.
How testimonial widgets work.
Build a widget once and embed it. When new proof is approved, the widget updates.
- Step 1
Pick the proof.
Your highest-rated proof is added to start. Reorder, remove or add more, filtered by rating, type, source, campaign and date.
Showcase · Proof3 in this widgetRatingTypeSourceCampaignDate“Live in days, not a quarter.”
“Does what it says, day to day.”
“The first tool our reps actually use.”
- Step 2
Match your site.
Set corners, shadows, borders, colors and font, or let it use your site's own font. Check the mobile preview before you publish.
Showcase · DesignPreviewDesktop MobileSystem
“Live in days, not a quarter.”
“Live in days, not a quarter.”
Priya N. · G2
Works with your stack.
Copy a ready snippet for HTML or WordPress, Framer, Next.js or Angular. If your site's styles get in the way, use the iframe version instead.
One edit updates every page.
Change the order, the design or the proof in HighAdvocacy, and every page carrying that widget updates. There's no snippet to paste again, and an auto-add rule brings in new proof that matches.
“Does what it says, day to day.”
Tom W.
“Live in days, not a quarter.”
Priya N.
“Does what it says, day to day.”
Tom W.
“Live in days, not a quarter.”
Priya N.
“Does what it says, day to day.”
Tom W.
“Live in days, not a quarter.”
Priya N.
Other ways to show the same proof.
A full page.
Build a Wall of Love when you want a whole page to share.
A custom design.
If no layout fits your site, design your own with a coding agent using the same proof.
Back to the source.
Every widget pulls from your Proof Library, fed by your review campaigns and imported reviews.