Collect text and video testimonials with one shareable link and embed a self-updating wall of love on any site
AI customer support that answers from your own website
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2026
Based in
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US
Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free: 1 space, 10 testimonials (including 2 videos), shareable collection link, embeddable wall of love, with Vouchnest badge. Pro: $15/month or $150/year (two months free) for unlimited spaces, unlimited testimonials, no branding, custom brand colors, priority support.
Free: $0 for 30 AI conversations/month. Starter: $19/month for 100 AI conversations. Builder: $49/month for 400 AI conversations. Studio: $249/month for 2,000 shared AI conversations. Yearly plans cost 10 months' price. Top-ups: $15 per 100 additional AI conversations on paid plans.
Key features
In-browser video recording up to 90 seconds
Import testimonials from YouTube or CSV
Moderation queue for all submissions
Custom brand colors and styling
Hosted wall page and embeddable widgets
Three widget layouts: carousel, single quote, and grid
Spam filtering without CAPTCHAs
No developer required to set up
Automatic wall updates when approving testimonials
AI chatbot that answers from your website pages with sources shown
Live chat with handoff to human team members
Unified inbox for all customer conversations
Help center widget with articles inside messenger
Unanswered questions report and insights
Integration with Claude, ChatGPT via MCP server
Multi-language support for visitor conversations
AI-drafted help articles from unanswered questions
What makes it different
Video testimonials record directly in browser with no app or account required
Self-updating embedded wall that requires only two lines of HTML
Complete control with moderation before any testimonial goes public
Import existing testimonials from multiple sources including YouTube and CSV
Counts AI conversations not message credits, with up to 10 answers per conversation
Live chat unlimited on every plan, including Free
Messenger stays active even when AI conversations run out