Questions

A public review page at your own URL, and a plan that emails every customer for a review after the job.

Any business with customers, and any community. If somebody could type your name plus the word reviews, the page is worth having.

Yes. Your CRM or jobs tool can tell us when a job closes, and we connect it on your setup call. You can also upload a CSV or add customers by hand.

About an hour, on your setup call. We connect the tool that flags a closed job, and after that it runs on its own. The free page takes minutes.

Requests start going out the day your setup call switches the sending on. After that your job volume sets the pace, since we only ask people you served.

It depends on how many jobs you finish and on your trade. Bring a rough monthly job count to your setup call and we will give you a range.

Yes. There is no card and no trial clock, and if you stop paying for a plan the page and its reviews stay.

In US dollars, monthly or annually. Your first 10 days on a plan are free, and the card is charged when they end unless you cancel first.

No. Plans run month to month, or year to year on annual billing, and you can end one from the account page in your dashboard.

Every plan has the same features. Plans differ only in monthly requests.

Each location gets its own page. Contact us at proveworth.com/contact to add one at $49 a month, and every location bills on the one invoice.

No, and we will not build it. Google prohibits asking only the customers you expect to be happy, and profiles get removed over it.

One request and one reminder by default, three days apart. You can set up to three reminders, which is four messages at most.

We leave an unanswered customer alone for thirty days, however many times you serve them in between.

They come off your list for good. Anyone who clicks or replies also stops hearing from us that day, review or not.

Your own photo, with the customer's first name on the message, so it reads like a note from you. You upload the photo once.

Yes, on any paid plan. A four-star review renders on it as four stars. Google does not show self-serving review stars for a business on its own website.

We don't post to your profiles for you. Every review gets its own share card that you can post yourself.

No. Requests link to your ProveWorth page, and to your Google review page once you add that link at setup. Yelp's terms forbid sending a customer straight to a Yelp review.

Email requests reach customers in any country, and your page is public to anyone who searches for you. Plans are billed in US dollars.

Yes. We hold no HIPAA agreement, so keep patient details out of your list. A name and an email address is all a request needs.

Your ProveWorth page goes in every request. Add your Google review link at setup and it travels in the same message. There is no setting that sends to Google alone.

You choose which customers go into the list. You cannot pick them by what you expect them to say, because Google prohibits selectively soliciting positive reviews and businesses lose their profile over it. Anyone who asked us to stop, or who already reviewed you, comes out of the list on our side.

No. You can reply in public and flag it for us to look at, but honest criticism about a real experience stays up. Your reply sits under the review on the page, where the next customer reads both.

Paste your Google review link when you set up, or we add it with you on your setup call. It goes out with every request, next to your ProveWorth page. Google reviews stay on Google and never count toward your ProveWorth rating.

The page is $0. Request plans are $99, $179 and $279 a month for 50, 100 and 300 requests. Every plan has the same features. Plans differ only in how many new customers we ask each month. See the full comparison.