Use cases SaaS & startups
SaaS testimonials and social proof that update themselves
Your users already say nice things — in support chats, onboarding calls and on X. Wallsy collects them in one place and keeps your homepage and pricing page up to date.
- Import posts from X
- Widgets update on publish
- Pricing-page ready
30-second walkthrough
From one link to a widget that fills itself
A user answers a short form, you approve it, and it appears in the widget on your pricing page. You paste the embed code once and never touch it again.
The businesses and reviews in the video are sample data, made up for the demo.
The message to send
So glad it’s working for you! Would you mind writing a sentence or two about it? Takes a minute, no login: wallsy.live/f/your-name — it genuinely helps a small team like ours.
Ask right after the “aha”
Every product has a moment where it clicks: the first report generated, the first invoice paid, the first teammate invited. Ask then, while the feeling is fresh — not in a quarterly survey.
And when someone posts about you on X, don’t let it scroll away. Paste the link into Wallsy and it becomes a testimonial with their name, photo and the post’s likes.
Three questions that get a useful answer
Put these on your collection page. Short, specific questions get short, specific answers — the kind people actually read.
- What were you using before, and what made you switch?The most persuasive line for someone comparing tools.
- What can you do now that you couldn’t before?Outcome, not features.
- How long did it take to get set up?Answers the “will this be a pain?” objection on your pricing page.
Where to put them
- Homepage, below the heroProMarquee widget — two rows scrolling in opposite directions.
- Pricing page, beside the plansProSingle quote widget with value-focused testimonials.
- Launch and changelog postsProA Wall of Love built from posts on X — see the Jev wall for an example.
Set it up in an afternoon
- Create a collection page with your product logo and a short intro: “Tell us what changed since you switched.”
- Turn on job title and company — buyers want to see people in roles like theirs.
- Import your best posts from X by pasting their links into the Inbox.
- Embed a Marquee on the homepage and a Single quote widget next to your pricing table.
The honest bit: Wallsy isn’t for you if…
- You want in-app prompts or a Slack/Zapier/Intercom integration — Wallsy has no integrations today.
- You need G2 or Capterra reviews — Wallsy doesn’t import from review sites.
Still deciding? See how Wallsy compares with other testimonial tools.
Questions people ask
Can I import tweets as testimonials?
Yes, on Pro. Paste the link to a public post on X and Wallsy adds its text, images, author and like/reply counts, then publishes it to your walls and widgets.
Will the widget slow down my site?
Widgets load asynchronously in an isolated container, so they don’t block your page or change your site’s styles.
Do I need to update the embed when I add testimonials?
No. Paste the embed once; everything you publish afterwards appears automatically.
Can I show different testimonials on the pricing page and the homepage?
Yes. Each widget can show a different selection, so value-focused quotes can sit beside the price and broader ones on the homepage.
Do testimonials from X count as real testimonials?
They’re public posts from real people, shown with their name and a link to the original. Import only posts that are genuinely about your product.