ProofQL · Social proof, in context.

The right Google reviews. On the right pages.

Your clients have already earned the social proof. ProofQL matches their Google reviews to the service on each page, so visitors see customer experiences relevant to what they’re considering.

Built for developers. Ready for client websites. Generous free tier.

They’re looking for a roofer. Show them roofing reviews.

Your client might do roofing, remodels, and repairs. Each service page deserves reviews about that service.

ProofQL finds the relevant feedback in their existing Google reviews and puts it to work.

On this page…Show reviews about…
Roof replacementNew roofs, shingle replacement, and cleanup
Root canalsRoot canal treatment and the patient’s experience
Kitchen remodelingKitchen renovations and the finished result

The visitor sees what other customers experienced with the work they’re considering.

See it in action

Example reviews, written for this demo. They are not real customers.

roofing.example/roof-replacement

Example Roofing Co.

Roof replacement

Example reviews

  • Called them after the spring storm. They ended up replacing our shingles and the whole job took two days. The yard was cleaner than when they arrived.
    Dana R.Google
  • We got three quotes and theirs was the easiest to follow. The crew put on the new roof in a single day and hauled away every old nail.
    Luis M.Google
  • The office took a while to call back. Our old roof leaked over the garage, and the replacement has held up through two winters.
    Priya K.Google

Snippet

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Request

GET /v1/query?key=pq_pk_live_…&q=roof+replacement&limit=3&include=text

Every service page makes a promise. Give it some proof.

A visitor on a service page has a specific question: Can you do this well?

A review from someone who hired the business for that same work helps answer it.

That’s social proof at its most useful: a real customer’s experience, relevant to the decision in front of you.

Customers use their own words. ProofQL makes the connection.

Someone writes about “replacing our shingles.” Your page says “roofing.”

ProofQL matches meaning, so relevant feedback surfaces even when the wording is different.

Less sorting for you. More relevant proof for your client.

One less thing to handpick on every client site.

  1. Bring in the reviews.

    Use the Google reviews your client has already earned.

  2. Match them to the page.

    Surface customer experiences relevant to the service, topic, or project.

  3. Put them in front of visitors.

    Keep the original customer feedback at the center of the decision.

A free tier you can actually ship with.

Use ProofQL on a real client website, with core review matching included and generous limits for everyday use.

Try it on one service page. Put it on the next project. Keep using the free tier for as long as it meets your needs.

Questions

Can I use ProofQL for client websites?

Yes. ProofQL is built for developers adding relevant Google reviews to the websites they build and maintain.

Does it rewrite the reviews?

The matching selects relevant reviews. The customer’s words remain their own.

What happens when there aren’t relevant reviews?

ProofQL falls back to general reviews, keeping useful social proof on the page when there isn’t a strong match.

They earned the social proof. You put it in the right place.

Make the reviews as relevant as the rest of the site.