Testimonials.ltd: Collect testimonials. Pay once. Keep them forever.

I run a few products. At one point, every one of them wanted its own testimonial subscription, so I was looking at four separate monthly bills for the same job: put a form in front of a customer, catch what they say, put it on a page. What got me is that I already owned the thing being billed for. My customers wrote those reviews. I did the work that made them want to. And the day I stopped paying, the testimonials wall on my own site would fail and go dark. So this is one payment: $69 for one brand, more if you run more. Every product or client gets its own space, its own forms, and its own look, all from one login, which is the thing that matters if you run more than one thing. The part I use most is asking inside the product instead of by email. You drop a widget in your app and fire it after someone hits a milestone, and it opens on stars only: Tap a high one: It asks for the testimonial. Tap a low one: It quietly asks what went wrong instead, and that one never goes near your wall. Asking a happy person the second they are happy works better than an email three days later, and I would rather hear the bad ones privately than not at all. Two honest things: 1. Text testimonials are unlimited because text costs me close to nothing to store forever. Video is capped per plan (five on the cheapest one) because video is the only part with a real storage and bandwidth bill behind it. That cap is the reason a one-time price isn't something I walk back in a year. 2. There is no free plan. The cheapest is $69 with a 14-day refund. So you can try before you buy. One last thing (and I'd like to know if it's just me): The form keeps what people typed even when they never hit submit. Name, rating, half a sentence of praise, all placed in a tab called "almost left a review." Those are the warmest people you have, and every other tool I've used just loses them. It's been the most useful thing in the app for me, and I still can't tell whether everyone wants this or whether I'm the only one who cares.

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4d ago

When do you actually ask customers for a testimonial?

Most testimonial requests I've seen go out as an email, a few days or a week after someone signs up or buys. By then they're busy with other things, and a lot of those emails never get a reply.

So in testimonialsltd we added a second way to ask. You put a small prompt inside your own app or site, and you decide when it shows up. Like right after someone finishes onboarding, hits a milestone, or renews. It asks "How's it going so far?" with a star rating. If they pick 4 or 5 stars they go to your testimonial form. Below that, they get a private box asking what went wrong, and that only goes to you.

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