Social proof software powered by real reviews
Social proof software collects evidence that customers trust you, real reviews, ratings and testimonials, and displays it on your site where visitors decide. ReviewJet builds that proof from Google, G2 and direct reviews, then renders it in fast, on-brand widgets.
The toolkit
Types of social proof widgets
Different pages need different proof. ReviewJet renders all of these from one review pool, with one embed line.
Review carousel
Rotating full reviews with names, roles and source badges. The workhorse for homepages and landing pages. See the testimonial widget.
Rating badge
A compact aggregate score with a star row and review count. Small enough to sit next to a signup button, where it does the most work.
Wall of love
A masonry grid of your best reviews from every source, a page of overwhelming evidence. See the wall of love widget.
Usage counts
Aggregate numbers such as reviews displayed or average rating collected. Useful as a supporting strip, weakest as a headline act, so pair them with attributed reviews.
Why reviews win
Why review-based social proof beats logos and counters
A logo wall says a company paid you once. A visitor counter says people showed up. A review says a named person, with a role and a company, used your product and vouches for it in their own words. For B2B buyers who screenshot pricing pages into Slack and defend the choice to a boss, attribution is the whole game.
Reviews are also verifiable. A G2 or Google badge links back to a profile anyone can check, which is why third-party reviews carry more weight than the same sentence typed into your own testimonial section. And they are specific: a review that names a real result persuades in a way "trusted by teams everywhere" never will.
That is why ReviewJet starts with the review loop, automated requests, aggregation from the sources buyers already trust, and moderation, rather than popup counters. It is review management software first, and every social proof widget inherits that substance.
Highly recommend. Everything was handled quickly, the details were clearly thought through, and the whole team was a pleasure to deal with.
Rachel Donnelly
Customer, Metricflow
Second time coming back and it will not be the last. Friendly, professional, and worth every penny from start to finish.
Sofia Lindqvist
Customer, Paynest
Placement
Where social proof earns its keep
Proof works hardest at the moment of decision. Three placements cover most of the value.
01
Pricing page
Buyers check reviews before they check pricing. A carousel or badge beside your plans answers the trust question at the exact moment it is asked.
02
Signup and checkout
A rating badge next to the button de-risks the click. This is the highest-intent real estate on your site; give it your best proof, filtered to top ratings.
03
Homepage and landing pages
Google reviews carry recognition no private testimonial matches. Pull them in with the Google review widget and let the source badge do the talking.
Live preview
Build your social proof widget right here
Toggle sources, pick a layout, match your brand color. The embed is one script tag.
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Drops next to any CTA: signup, pricing, checkout.
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Automated request email
From: Your Company <hello@yourcompany.com>
Subject: Quick favor? It takes 40 seconds
Hi Jordan,
You've been with us for 3 months, thanks for that. Would you share how it's going? One click below, 40 seconds, done.
Sent automatically 90 days after signup · timed to the customer's timezone
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Show proof where buyers decide
Real reviews from Google, G2 and your customers, in a widget that matches your brand. Live this afternoon.
From $24/mo, billed yearly. No per-review fees.