You come up for your own name and nothing else. The towns you actually work in belong to somebody with a better page.
The phone number is a tiny link in the footer.
A customer reads your five star reviews on one site. Your own site shows them a stock photo and a contact form.
My site does not turn visitors into customers.
Tap to call sits in the header on every page. Under each service there is a quote form.
Nobody can find me.
We build the site around the services you name on the setup call, in the words your customers search.
My reviews live somewhere else.
A widget of your real reviews drops onto any page of the site. It refreshes when a new review lands.
Those reviews stay live on your ProveWorth page at the same time, which is where the new ones arrive.
My web guy never answers.
Changes go through the people who ran your setup call.
Five pages, with a first draft in fourteen days.
The price stays where it started.
The monthly price is on the pricing page, and there is no build fee on top of it.
It should look like a real company.
We build it with your own photos and your own colors, so the site looks like your business and nobody else's.
The higher plan adds a website we build and host for you.
Every customer gets asked after the job, and nudged if they forget
Both plans send your review requests. One of them also builds and hosts the site.
Send your first 30 days of requests and we refund your first paid month if five new public reviews have not landed.
A website we build and host for you on your own domain, with your reviews on it and a quote form under every service. It comes with the higher of the two plans, which also sends your review requests.
Yes. We build and host the site on your own domain. Bring the one your customers already know, or bring the one on the side of the van.
No. The monthly price on the pricing page is the whole price. Nothing is charged for the build itself.
Yes. The widget pulls the reviews you collect through ProveWorth, so a new review lands on your own site as soon as it is published. You paste nothing and you copy nothing across.
It stays. The page and the reviews on it are free forever, and a paid plan sits on top of it rather than replacing it. Your customers can still find you there.
The website comes with the plan, because the reviews on it come from the same place. If you only want the review side, the lower plan is the one to start on.
On a setup call. We go through the services you sell and the towns you cover, then we build from that. You do not write anything.