Plans priced by how many customers we ask

Customers read your reviews before they choose, and AI tools read them too. We ask every customer you send us.

Already on ProveWorth

Every plan does the same work, so pick the one that fits how many new customers you serve.

2 months free

The first 10 days are free, and your card is charged when they end.

Starter

Up to 50 requests per month

$99a month

or $990 a year

Ask about plans: Starter

Growth

Popular

50-100 requests per month

$179a month

or $1,790 a year

Ask about plans: Growth

Pro

100-300 requests per month

$279a month

or $2,790 a year

Ask about plans: Pro

If you only need a public review page, Listing is $0 and stays that way. Claim your page

Every request email and every reminder is included in the price. Nothing is billed per message.

Everything in every plan

  • Automated review emails
  • Review Reactivation
  • Dynamic Review Follow-ups
  • Personalized Image Requests
  • Custom CRM Integration
  • 1-1 Setup Call
  • Your Google review link in every request, added at setup
  • Review widgets for your own site
  • Review Insights with category comparison

Common questions

How do the plans differ?

Every plan has the same features. A request is one new customer we ask for a review. Starter is $99 a month for up to 50, Growth $179 for up to 100 and Pro $279 for up to 300. Reminders and past customers you upload never count.

When do you bill, and in what currency?

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.

Is there a contract?

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.

What happens if I go over my plan?

New requests past your monthly number are held, then go out when the next calendar month starts. If that happens often, move up a plan from your billing page.

Do you only ask happy customers?

We ask every customer you send us, because Google prohibits asking only the happy ones. No plan buys a better rating, and none promises one.