Collect testimonials with one link

It gives you one place to ask for testimonials, receive them and decide which ones to show. Without one, testimonials end up spread across email replies, DMs, Google Docs and screenshots — and when you finally want to use one, you can’t find it, or you’re not sure the customer agreed to it being public.

In Wallsy that place is a collection page: a short form at wallsy.live/f/your-business that you share as a link.

1. Set up your collection page. Add your logo and brand colour, write the question you want answered, and choose which optional fields to show.
2. Send the link. Share it by email or message — after a project, a purchase or a session. Our request templates give you the words.
3. Approve and publish. Each testimonial waits in your inbox. Approve the ones you like and they appear on your Wall of Love and website widgets.

If you collect two testimonials a year, email is fine. It starts to hurt when you want them regularly:

• Every customer writes something different, because nobody asked them the same question.
• You copy text from emails into your website by hand, every time.
• You have no record of who said “yes, you can use my name”.

A general form builder fixes the first problem, not the other two. A testimonial tool handles all three: same questions for everyone, permission stored with each answer, and publishing in a click.

Each collection page has your logo and brand colour, and you write the words customers see:

• Title and intro — e.g. “How was working with us?” and a line explaining what to write.
• Button label — e.g. “Send testimonial”.
• Thank-you message shown after they submit.
• Your own URL name — wallsy.live/f/your-business.

A live preview shows the form and the thank-you screen as you type.

Every page asks for a name, a 1–5 star rating and the testimonial itself. Email is always optional and stays private — it is never shown on your Wall of Love or widgets.

You can switch these optional fields on or off per page:

• Company
• Job title
• Photo upload (JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF)
• Social profile or website link

Customers tick a box giving you permission to publish their testimonial with their name. The consent and the time it was given are stored with the testimonial, so you always know you’re allowed to use it.

Spam is caught before it reaches you:

• A hidden field that bots fill in and people don’t.
• Submissions sent within a few seconds of the page loading are rejected.
• Rate limits on repeated submissions from the same visitor.
• Suspicious-looking text is flagged in your inbox for review — never silently deleted.

You get an email when a testimonial arrives. It waits in your inbox until you approve it — nothing goes public on its own. Approved testimonials can go on a Wall of Love page or a widget on your site.

Not sure what to send customers? Start with how to ask for testimonials.

• Is it easy for the customer? No sign-up, works on a phone, done in a minute.
• Do you approve before anything is public?
• Is permission recorded with each testimonial?
• Can you show them where buyers decide — your homepage, pricing page or booking page?
• What does it cost once you have more than a handful?