I built socialprov.ing to solve a common problem I faced when running my B2B SaaS: collecting testimonials at the right moment. Most companies either never ask, don't have time, or send generic requests that get ignored.
What makes it different:
- API-first approach: Trigger testimonial requests automatically when customers hit success milestones (like first $1k in sales, X users onboarded, etc.), or send them manually!
- email sequences with automatic reminders (custom email sequences coming soon!)
- Two-way consent system where customers control how their testimonials are used
- Embeddable testimonial walls and widgets with metrics (NPS scores, satisfaction rates)
The core idea is simple: the best time to ask for a testimonial is right after your customer achieves something meaningful with your product. That's when they're most excited and likely to respond.
Example workflow:
- Customer hits $1,000 in monthly sales in your platform
- API call triggers a personalized testimonial request
- Customer gets an email celebrating their achievement and asking to share their experience
- After they respond, both parties approve how the testimonial can be used - Approved testimonials automatically appear in your embedded displays
Coming Next:
- working on analytics/conversion tracking next
- AI generated case study drafts, with the same two way approval process
- Custom email domains
- send your testimonial requests from your own domains
- connect Stripe/Lemon Squeezy for customer counts + automatically removing testimonials/content if a customer cancels
