All-in-one social proof platform

Stop pasting static text reviews that nobody actually believes

Convert raw customer feedback and online reviews into verified visual trust. Auto-sync Google and Facebook reviews, design gorgeous widgets, and build credibility that actually converts website visitors.

AI Form BuilderAI Review TranslationAI Sentiment Routing

Free forever on the Starter plan. No credit card required.

Rated 5 stars by early users

Replaces Typeform + Trustpilot + EmbedSocial

AI Feedback Forms⚡ Auto-Routing

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"Setting up took seconds. No more manually updating text pages or cropping review screenshots!"
Sentiment Score: 98%
Embeddable Widget
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Sarah Jenkins

Co-founder, Scribeflow

"Our website testimonials now load instantly and self-update automatically. No layout shifts, no screenshot cropping, and zero maintenance."

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Google & Facebook Reviews Sync
Live & Auto-synced

From our early users

Trusted by teams who ship proof fast

Early adopters use ProofBeer to keep social proof fresh across every launch, campaign, and sales conversation.

We replaced three separate feedback and widget tools in one sprint. The biggest win was speed — feedback came in Monday, and the review carousel was live on our site by Tuesday.

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Sarah Jenkins, Co-founder of Scribeflow

Before ProofBeer, collecting customer testimonials was a manual, spreadsheet-heavy process. Now our product team collects and syncs verified reviews automatically.

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Marcus Chen, Head of Growth at ShopSwift

Our checkout pages finally display real buyer language synced from Google Reviews instead of generic marketing text. Our conversions increased by 14% after embedding the widget.

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Elena Rostova, Ecommerce Director at LuxStyle

One feedback form link, one single dashboard, one widget embed. It is the cleanest, most automated social proof workflow we have ever tested.

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David Brooks, Product Manager at TaskVibe

Early adopters get direct access to the founding team and shape the product roadmap.

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