HasReceipts vs Testimonial.to.
Testimonial.to is built to collect and show off testimonials, in text and video, from anywhere. HasReceipts is built to prove them: every quote tied to a real, paying customer, and your whole site checked.
| Item | HasReceipts | Testimonial.to |
|---|---|---|
| Collect testimonials | At launch. At launchWe ask paying customers for you | Yes. Collection pages, widgets, personal links |
| Video testimonials | No. | Yes. |
| Import from social and review sites | No. | Yes. X, LinkedIn, G2, Capterra, Product Hunt and more |
| Verify against a real payment | At launch. At launchStripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo | No. Not documented |
| Verify the submitter | At launch. At launchMatched to a paying customer | Partly. Optional email code |
| Wording locked after approval | At launch. At launchOriginal kept on record | No. Business can edit the quote, name and details |
| Records the customer's consent | At launch. At launchCustomer approves words and name; can withdraw | Yes. Stores the consent statement and time |
| Checks testimonials already on your site | At launch. At launchWhole-site scan, weekly | No. Not documented |
| Public proof page | At launch. At launchA receipt per testimonial | No. Public walls, no verification page |
| Widgets and walls | Partly. Live badge, strip and testimonial card | Yes. Wall of Love, embeds, rating badge |
| Free plan | At launch. At launchFree testimonial scan | Yes. 10 text and 2 video testimonials |
Different jobs
Testimonial.to describes itself as a way to capture, measure and showcase customer love. It gives you collection pages for text and video, imports from a long list of platforms, a Wall of Love, embeds, and add-ons such as NPS surveys, case studies and brand monitoring. If you need to gather testimonials and put them on your site, it does a lot.
HasReceipts does one narrower thing: it proves the testimonials are from real, paying customers, then keeps checking. It connects read-only to your billing, asks customers who've actually paid (above a minimum, so $1 favours don't count), and gives each approved quote a public receipt on hasreceipts.com.
Where they differ
Proof of payment
Testimonial.to can require submitters to confirm their email address with a one-time code. Its docs don't describe checking a testimonial against a payment, and its badge shows a star rating rather than a verification. Imported and hand-added testimonials sit in the same space as collected ones and can go on the same Wall of Love. HasReceipts only backs a quote when it matches a real payment, and a refunded customer's receipt lapses.
Who controls the words
Testimonial.to records the exact consent statement each customer saw, which is good practice, and lets the business edit the quote, name, avatar, company details, links, date and images afterwards. In HasReceipts the customer approves the exact words and name, the text is locked once published, and the original stays on record. You never edit it.
One wall, or the whole site
Testimonial.to doesn't document checking the testimonials already on your website. HasReceipts scans every page, finds every quote, and shows which can be backed by a payment. Anything it can't match goes to you privately as “unable to verify”, with time to fix it or dispute it.
Where Testimonial.to is ahead
- Collection and display. Video, imports from dozens of platforms, AI writing help for customers, a Wall of Love and many embeds. HasReceipts doesn't try to be any of that.
- The extras. NPS surveys, case studies, brand monitoring, and integrations such as Zapier, Make, HubSpot, Slack and Shopify.
- It's live. HasReceipts is still pre-launch.
Pricing
Testimonial.to: a Free plan (10 text and 2 video testimonials), then Starter at $25, Ultimate at $50 and Ultimate+ at $95 a month billed yearly, with custom Enterprise pricing and a 7-day trial on paid plans. HasReceipts announces pricing at launch; everyone on the waitlist gets the free testimonial scan first.
Questions
Does Testimonial.to verify that testimonials are from real customers?
Testimonial.to can require submitters to verify their email address with a one-time code. Its documentation doesn't describe checking testimonials against payments.
Can I use HasReceipts and Testimonial.to together?
They do different jobs. Testimonial.to collects and displays testimonials; HasReceipts ties testimonials to real payments and scans your whole site to show which quotes can be backed.
Can I edit a testimonial in HasReceipts?
No. Your customer approves the exact words and the name that will be shown, the text is locked once published, and the original stays on record. The customer can withdraw it at any time.
Is HasReceipts available yet?
Not yet. HasReceipts is in development; join the waitlist to get the free testimonial scan before anyone else.