Add your past clients.
Type them in or upload a list. Nothing is emailed yet.
Most firms never ask. The next person searches your name and finds little.
Proof Engine writes a review or referral note after you close a job. You approve it. Nothing goes to a client without you.
No pitch. If it is not a fit, he will say so.
Or call (425) 224-6078
You mean to ask. Busy season wins. The note does not go out.
The next person searches your name and finds little.
Type them in or upload a list. Nothing is emailed yet.
The note asks for a review or a referral. You choose the words.
Nothing goes to a client until you say yes. Hard reviews stay. We do not write fake ones.
Load clients. After finished work, a draft waits until you approve. A website can wait.
Ask after the job. Then stop. No weekly blasts. No fake urgency.
You set who gets asked, for what, and when it pauses.
After finished work
The cue is a closed job — not a calendar blast.
Then quiet
No weekly guilt trips. Respect the relationship.
You set the rules
Who gets asked, for what, and when it pauses.
Platforms
The engine can request reviews on Google or other platforms you connect. Same integrity rules: you approve, no invented stars, hard reviews stay visible.
On your site
Proof that lives where a stranger looks you up.
Optional. Turn on when you’re ready for public reviews there.
Other platforms
Where your buyers already check — if you set them up.
Samples we wrote. Not real client quotes.
Architects
“Hi [name] — the addition is done. If you have a minute, a short review helps the next family who finds us.”
Construction & trades
“Hi [name] — the job is closed. A short review helps the next owner who is checking us out.”
CPAs & bookkeepers
“Hi [name] — we closed your year. A short review helps the next person who is deciding.”
Advisors
“Hi [name] — we finished the plan. One sentence on how the work felt helps the next family who is looking.”
Consultants
“Hi [name] — the project is done. If you can say what changed, in your words, I can share it with the next firm.”
We do not invent client stories. When a client says we may use their name, it goes here.
Buyer study (Hinge), not our result.
About 81% of professional-services buyers check the firm’s website, and about 63% check Google, before they hire.
Owners and partners of live firms — architecture, construction, CPA and bookkeeping, advisory, consulting, and similar. One to twenty people. People who will not fake proof.
Lowest-price competition as strategy. Fake urgency. Coaches and courses hunting vanity metrics. Anyone who wants reviews without the work.
The Proof Engine is the ask tool. Trust OS is the site and portal under it. A Trust Audit is a $997 diagnosis. You start with a 15-minute call. You do not pick a price on the first click.
Prices live on Plans — after you’ve seen how the asks would work.
See the full Trust OS system →It writes a review or referral note after a closed job. You approve it. Google is optional.
Ask after the job. Then stop. You control who is asked. If it would feel wrong to send, do not approve it.
No. Start with the engine. A trustworthy public page is where proof can live; it isn’t the prerequisite to capturing it.
Outcomes can become stories later. The first job of the engine is the systematic ask for reviews and referrals — the proof most firms never collect.
We use Proof Engine on our own closed work first. When a client lets us use their name, their story goes here. Until then we show how the tool works — and research we did not invent.
How many reviews and introductions you never asked for after finished jobs.
Review estimate · Referral estimateA short call with Charles. Proof Engine, Trust OS, or a Trust Audit — he will say which fits.
Book 15 minutesOr call (425) 224-6078