This is the order the form runs in, and why. Every step shows alone, so nobody faces a wall of fields.
One tap on a star before anything else. It is the easiest possible start, and a customer who has tapped once almost always keeps going.
A single open prompt: what stood out, what changed. Written, or a short video recorded right in the browser.
Name required, title and company optional. These are what make a quote believable on your site, so ask, but do not force.
A face lifts trust more than any adjective. It is the last step, and skippable, so it never costs you the testimonial.
Most testimonials never get written because nobody asked well, or asked at the wrong moment. These are free and need no signup.
The prompts to put on your form, tuned to your product and the kind of story you want back.
Free, no signupCopy-ready emails for asking at the right moment: after onboarding, a milestone, a renewal.
Free, no signupDescribe the customer and the moment, get a short ask that links straight to your form.
Free, no signupA testimonial form is a short page you send to customers so they can leave a review in their own words, usually with a rating, their name, and optionally a photo or video. The good ones ask one thing at a time and need no account, because every extra field or login screen costs you testimonials.
No. They open your link, tap a rating, write a line or record a short video, add their name, and send. No signup, no password, nothing to install.
Never. Every submission lands in your queue as pending. It appears in your widgets and on your wall only after you approve it, and you can hide it again at any time.
Yes, if you switch video on for the form. They record in the browser, up to two minutes, or upload a file. Text stays unlimited on every plan; video uses your plan's video slots.