Testimonials
Testimonials your customers actually give. No camera, no writing.
Your customer talks to our AI for 5 minutes. StoryVoice turns it into a verified quote, a full case study, and the posts to share it.
Why voice beats forms and cameras
Forms get one-line answers
A text box gets whatever the customer can be bothered to type: a generic sentence, five minutes before they close the tab. Talking gets more, because it's easier than writing.
Cameras add friction
Being on camera means finding the light, remembering what to say, and doing it in one take. Most customers who'd happily talk for 5 minutes will quietly avoid a recording request.
A conversation asks the follow-up
Our AI interviewer follows up when an answer is vague, the way a good interviewer would, so it draws out the specific number and the actual anecdote instead of stopping at "it's been great."
What comes out of one conversation
A verified quote
A pull quote tied to the exact moment in the conversation it came from, so it's never a paraphrase or a guess at what they meant.
A full case study
The headline number is computed from what your customer actually said, not estimated. Publish-ready, in their own words.
Share assets
A LinkedIn post, an X post, and a sales email, generated from the same 5-minute conversation, ready to use.
How sign-off works
Nothing goes public until your customer says so. The finished quote and case study go back to them on a link that needs no account, and they can approve it, ask for a change, or edit a line themselves. Only after they approve does it become something you can publish or send.
Comparing testimonial tools?
We compared StoryVoice against the collection tools built around forms and recording links.
Common questions
How is this different from testimonial software?
Testimonial tools send a form or a recording link and display whatever the customer types or films. StoryVoice interviews the customer with AI voice for five minutes and asks follow-up questions, so what comes back is a specific quote and a computed result, not a one-line form submission.
Does my customer need to be on camera?
No. It's a voice conversation, not a video call or a recording they have to perform for. They talk from their phone or laptop, on their own time, and never see themselves on screen.
How long does the interview take?
About 5 minutes. The AI asks a handful of questions and follows up when an answer is vague, then stops once the story is covered.
Can I get a testimonial without a full case study?
Yes. Every interview produces a pull quote you can use on its own, alongside the full case study, a LinkedIn post, an X post, and a sales email, all from the same conversation.
Get a testimonial worth publishing
Try the interview yourself, or hand us one customer's name and let us run it.