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ProofEdge

Real-time social proof popups for SaaS and Shopify sites, from real events only

Launched
Nov 5, 2026
Pricing
Freemium
Platforms
Web
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ProofEdge is a social proof widget for SaaS founders and online store owners.

Most visitors to a new product leave without signing up or buying. A big reason is that nothing on the page shows that other people use it. Social proof notifications fix that, but many tools fill the gap with made-up popups that visitors have learned to ignore.

ProofEdge only shows what actually happens on your site: recent purchases and signups with timestamps that update live, a live count of how many people are viewing the page, and highlights from your top reviews, placed on the checkout, pricing and signup pages where people decide.

Setup takes about two minutes: create an account, add your site, and paste one line of code into your site's header. It works with Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and custom React, Next.js or Vue sites. The script is under 2KB, and a dashboard shows impressions and unique viewers.

The Starter plan is free for 1,000 visitors a month; Pro starts at $9 a month and Growth at $59.

What ProofEdge does

  • Real events only: Every notification comes from actual activity on your site, never made up.
  • Live purchase and signup alerts: Recent purchases and signups with timestamps that update live, like "5 minutes ago".
  • Live visitor count: Shows how many people are viewing a page right now.
  • Under 2KB, one line of code: Paste one script into your header; setup takes about two minutes.

Pricing

ProofEdge has a free plan and paid upgrades.

Platforms

ProofEdge runs on Web.

ProofEdge launched on IndieLaunch on November 5, 2026 in SaaS, Marketing, E-Commerce. Visit ProofEdge

New to these terms? Read what SaaS, Social proof and Freemium mean.

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surya narayan

1 product launched

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