A Testimonial.to alternative for text-first collectors

What Testimonial.to costs

Prices from Testimonial.to's public pricing page, in USD, checked on October 4, 2026. Taxes excluded. Vendors change prices; follow the source links to see today's.

The math over 1, 3 and 5 years

Starter is the cheapest Testimonial.to plan with unlimited text testimonials, widgets without branding and one space, which is what KiwiProof Solo covers. It shows $25 a month on yearly billing, $300 a year. The monthly-billing price was not displayed on the page we checked. The Free plan costs $0 but caps you at 10 text testimonials in total. Switching saves nothing until you outgrow that cap.

Testimonial.to Starter at $25/month (yearly billing, their cheapest rate), assuming today's price never goes up. KiwiProof is a single $29 payment.

What KiwiProof does

Only features that exist in KiwiProof today. If it isn't in this table, assume we don't have it.

What you pay on Testimonial.to

On Testimonial.to's pricing page, with the yearly toggle on, Starter is $25 a month ($300 billed annually), Ultimate is $50 a month per space ($600 a year) and Ultimate + is $95 a month per space ($1,140 a year). Every paid plan has a 7-day trial. I could not read a monthly-billing price from the page, so I don't quote one.

Notice the "per space" on the upper plans. A space is one collection setup for one product or brand. Each extra space costs another $600 or $1,140 a year. Starter and Free include one space.

The cost math, with Starter as the reference

I compare KiwiProof Solo against Starter because that is the plan a text-first user needs. Starter costs $300 a year. KiwiProof Solo costs $29 once. Starter is billed $300 up front for the year, more than ten times the KiwiProof license, and over three years Starter costs $900 against $29.

If you run several products, KiwiProof Pro is $59 once for unlimited spaces. The same layout on Testimonial.to means one Ultimate subscription per space. That gap grows fast, but only if you really need Ultimate features. If you only need written proof for each product, Pro is the comparison that matters.

On the Free plan the math flips. You pay nothing, up to 10 text and 2 video testimonials in total. If you never pass that, you save nothing by switching.

What KiwiProof does with text and photos

Each space gets a shareable collection form that needs no login. A customer enters a name, a role or company, a star rating, the testimonial text and, optionally, a photo and a YouTube or Loom link. They must tick a consent box before they can submit, and the database refuses to approve a testimonial without that consent. A hidden honeypot field and rate limits keep spam out of the public form.

Submissions land in an inbox. You approve, reject, edit the name, role or text, tag, or delete each one. Only approved testimonials show up in widgets. You can display them as a wall of love, a carousel or a single quote, in light or dark, embedded with a script tag or an iframe. There is no KiwiProof badge on the widgets. Each space also has a public wall page you can link to.

To get testimonials in the first place, each space has a request kit: an editable message, your collection link and a downloadable QR code. You copy the message or open it in your own email app. KiwiProof does not send emails for you.

When to stay on Testimonial.to

Stay if video testimonials are central to your business, if you pull proof from social networks in bulk, or if you want invitations to go out automatically. Stay if you are on the Free plan and under the cap. Stay if your team needs seats, or if you wire testimonials into other tools through the API or Zapier.

Switch if your Starter bill is the main thing you notice about it, your testimonials are mostly written, and the widgets and a public wall are all you use. That is a smaller group than Testimonial.to's whole audience, and this page is written for it.

Moving over

There is no automatic import into KiwiProof. You add each existing testimonial by hand with its author and a link to the original. I would move your best ten to twenty and leave the rest. Keep your Testimonial.to account until your widgets work on your site, and cancel the subscription once they do. Refunds on KiwiProof are full for 14 days, so you can try it on a real site first.

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