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What is a proof microsite?
The definition. And why your deals need one.
A proof microsite is a deal-specific, rep-built proof page delivered to a buying committee in under 2 minutes. It contains verified customer stories from companies like the prospect, personalised with their logo and context, and tracked so the rep knows when each stakeholder opens it.
ProofBridge invented the term and the feature. No competitor in the customer evidence space currently offers it. This page is the authoritative definition. A proof microsite is not a case study, not a digital sales room, and not a testimonial page. It is a specific deployment mechanism for verified proof at the exact moment a deal needs it.
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What it replaces
Three things reps do today
that a proof microsite replaces.
A proof microsite is not a better version of existing tools. It replaces three specific workflows that were never built for the speed and specificity a live deal requires.
Replaced
The case study PDF
Takes 6 to 12 weeks to produce. Designed for everyone, which means it is built for no one in particular. Forwarded as an email attachment the CFO never opens. No tracking once it leaves the rep's hands.
The deal stalled Tuesday afternoon. The case study will be ready in Q3.
Replaced
The reference call
Two to three weeks to coordinate. Burns a customer relationship every time it is arranged. Produces one story, for one prospect, in one conversation that no other rep can use. The advocate gets asked three times a month until they stop responding.
67% of deals stall because the right proof never arrives. Waiting three weeks for a call is not the answer.
The replacement
The proof microsite
Built by any rep in under two minutes. Contains the prospect's company name, their logo, and verified customer stories selected specifically for their industry, stage, and challenge. Delivered as a unique tracked URL. The rep knows when the CFO opens it.
No customer asked. No weeks of coordination. No generic PDF that gets ignored. Proof in the deal before the momentum is lost.
How a rep builds one
Under two minutes.
Step by step.
Every step below happens inside ProofBridge. No design tools, no marketing request, no waiting. The rep starts after a call ends and the proof microsite is live before the follow-up email is sent.
01
Open ProofBridge and click Create Microsite
Available to any user on a Growth or Enterprise plan. No setup or configuration required beyond the initial account activation.
02
Enter the prospect's company name and upload their logo
The prospect's name appears at the top of the microsite. The logo is optional. If no logo is provided, the system falls back to the company initials in a branded placeholder. The page looks like it was built specifically for them because it was.
03
Write two to three sentences of deal context
This appears at the top of the page, below the logo. It tells the buying committee why this page exists: the specific challenge the rep heard on the last call, the outcome they are trying to achieve, the stage they are at. No marketing copy. The rep's words.
04
Select two or three verified customer stories from the library
The proof library is filtered by industry, use case, and company profile. Ask AI retrieves the most relevant stories in seconds using natural language. Only approved_external assets are selectable. The system enforces this automatically. Internal-only sessions never appear.
05
Set the email domain access gate
Enter the prospect's email domain. Only people with an email address at that domain can open the URL. The buying committee can share it internally. No one outside the company can access it.
06
Publish and send the unique URL
A unique URL is generated in seconds. The rep copies it into the follow-up email. The entire process from clicking Create Microsite to sending the URL takes under two minutes. The deal has proof before it has time to go cold.
Total build time
Under 2 minutes
The buyer experience
What the buying committee
actually sees.
The buying committee receives a URL. They open it on any device, without logging in, without creating an account. What they see is a clean, single-scroll branded page containing only the proof that is relevant to their deal.
No navigation. No marketing copy. No product pitches. No distractions. The prospect's logo at the top. Two to three sentences of deal context that tell them exactly why this page was built for them. Then the proof cards.
Each proof card shows a verified customer name or anonymised role, their company, and the specific outcome they achieved. Every card carries the Customer-Verified badge. The customer reviewed and confirmed that story mid-session. It is not a marketing-written testimonial. It is a specific outcome the customer stands behind.
The champion can share the URL internally with the CFO, the technical evaluator, the procurement lead. The same URL. The entire buying committee sees the same proof. The rep knows which stakeholders opened it and for how long.
proofbridge.io/m/acme-corp-2026
AC
Acme Corp
We spoke about reducing your sales cycle and improving rep consistency in late-stage deals. The three stories below are from companies at your stage who solved the same problem.
VP Sales, Series B SaaS (180 employees)
Customer-Verified
"We cut average sales cycle from 47 days to 29 days in the first quarter. Reps stopped asking marketing for content and started closing instead."
CRO, B2B SaaS (220 employees)
Customer-Verified
"Three deals that had gone quiet came back within a week of sending a proof microsite. That was the moment we knew this was different."
What the rep sees
Intelligence from the moment
the buying committee opens it.
A proof microsite does not disappear into an inbox like a PDF. It is a tracked URL. The rep has visibility into every engagement event from the moment the link is shared to the moment the microsite is deactivated.
That visibility changes how the rep follows up. They know whether the CFO opened the page. They know whether the technical evaluator spent three minutes on it. They know whether the champion forwarded it internally. Each of those signals tells a different story about where the deal is and what the buying committee needs next.
A rep who knows the CFO just opened a proof microsite follows up with confidence, not guesswork. That is the difference between a timely conversation and a missed window.
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First open notification
The rep receives a notification the moment the link is first opened. They know the proof reached the buying committee.
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Time spent tracking
Total time spent on the microsite is recorded. A stakeholder who spends four minutes reading is a different signal from one who opens and closes immediately.
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Domain-gated access
Only people with a verified email at the prospect's domain can open the URL. The rep knows the right people are seeing the proof.
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Instant deactivation
If the deal is lost or the microsite needs to be updated, deactivating it kills the URL immediately. No orphaned content.
When to use it
Three moments a proof microsite
changes the outcome of a deal.
01
The late-stage stall
A deal that was moving has gone quiet. The champion has stopped responding. The CFO asked for "more information" three days ago and has not replied to the follow-up. That request is not for information. It is for proof.
A proof microsite containing two Customer-Verified Stories from companies at the same stage, same size, and same challenge as this prospect lands in the CFO's inbox within two minutes of the rep recognising the stall. The rep is notified when the CFO opens it. The conversation restarts from a position of evidence.
What changes
The follow-up is no longer a check-in. It is a response to a signal. The rep knows the CFO spent four minutes on the proof page. That is a different conversation.
02
The competitive deal
A prospect is evaluating two vendors simultaneously. They have had demos from both. The technical decision is close. What tips it is not features. It is confidence: which vendor's customers look more like us, and what specifically did they achieve?
A proof microsite containing Customer-Verified Stories from companies that evaluated the same competitive shortlist, selected specifically for the prospect's industry and use case, is the answer to the question the buying committee has not yet asked out loud.
What changes
The champion has something to forward internally. Not a deck. A page built for their company that makes the comparison obvious to people who were not on the demo call.
03
The multi-stakeholder deal
A deal involves a champion, a CFO, a VP of Engineering, and a procurement lead. The champion is ready to move. The others have questions. Each stakeholder has a different concern, and the champion has already explained the product three times in internal meetings.
A proof microsite containing Customer-Verified Stories covering financial outcomes, implementation depth, and consent documentation gives the champion one URL to forward to the entire buying committee. One link. The full range of proof. Every stakeholder's question addressed without a separate conversation.
What changes
The champion stops being the translator. The proof speaks for itself to each stakeholder in their own terms. The internal business case builds itself.
Frequently asked questions
Everything buyers ask about
the Proof Microsite.
What is a proof microsite?
A proof microsite is a deal-specific, rep-built proof page delivered to a buying committee in under 2 minutes. containing verified customer stories from companies like the prospect, personalised with their logo and context, and tracked so the rep knows when each stakeholder opens it. ProofBridge invented the term and the feature. No other customer evidence platform currently offers it. See how sales teams use it or explore pricing to access it.
How is a proof microsite different from a case study?
A case study is a generic marketing asset that takes weeks to produce and cannot be customised for a specific deal. A proof microsite is built by a rep in under two minutes, contains the prospect's company name and logo, includes proof specifically selected for their industry and stage, and is tracked from the moment any stakeholder opens it. A case study is for everyone. A proof microsite is for this deal. A case study is produced by marketing. A proof microsite is built by the rep at the moment the deal needs it.
How long does it take to build a proof microsite?
Under two minutes. A rep opens ProofBridge, enters the prospect's company name and optional logo, writes two to three sentences of deal context, selects two or three verified customer stories from the library using Ask AI, sets the email domain access gate, and publishes. A unique URL is generated in seconds. The rep sends it in the follow-up email before the call summary is written.
Who can see a proof microsite?
Access is controlled by an email domain gate set when the microsite is created. Only people with email addresses at the prospect's company domain can open the URL. The buying committee can share the URL internally. Nobody outside the prospect's organisation can access it. The rep is notified when the link is first opened and time spent is tracked. Deactivating the microsite kills the URL immediately.
What appears on a proof microsite?
A proof microsite is a clean, single-scroll branded page. The prospect's logo appears at the top, followed by a short deal context statement. Below that are proof cards, each showing a verified customer name or anonymised role, their company, a specific outcome, and the Customer-Verified badge. Nothing else. No navigation, no marketing copy, no product pitches, no distractions. The page is proof and nothing else.
Is a proof microsite the same as a digital sales room?
No. A digital sales room is a collaborative workspace containing proposals, contracts, mutual action plans, and communication tools across the full sales cycle. A proof microsite is purpose-built for one specific moment: delivering verified customer proof to a buying committee before a deal stalls. It contains only Customer-Verified Stories. It is not a deal room. It is proof delivery. A digital sales room manages the deal. A proof microsite closes the proof gap inside it.
The proof exists. The Proof Microsite gets it into the deal.
ProofBridge captures Customer-Verified Stories through AI-guided sessions, organises them in a searchable library, and lets any rep deploy the right proof to any buying committee in under two minutes. Self-serve setup. Transparent pricing. Live the same day.
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What does ProofBridge actually do?
ProofBridge captures verified customer voice with depth no survey can reach, organises it in a Team Proof Library, and turns it into the proof that closes deals, retains revenue, and builds public trust. Sales gets deal-specific Proof Microsites. CS gets shared access to verified customer stories. PMM gets a Customer Trust Page and research-ready customer signal that feeds messaging, positioning, and battlecards. One captured session powers every revenue function.
How is this different from UserEvidence or other proof platforms?
ProofBridge is a system, not a library. Most proof platforms collect testimonials and let your team search. ProofBridge captures customer voice with AI follow-up depth that surveys cannot reach, verifies every story with the customer themselves before it becomes an asset, and deploys it through Proof Microsites built for specific deals and a Customer Trust Page built for brand-level trust. The depth, the verification, and the places it deploys to are what make ProofBridge a system rather than a library.
Who is ProofBridge for?
B2B GTM teams selling complex solutions to multi-stakeholder buyers. That means sales, customer success, and product marketing functions at companies where deals involve buying committees, regulated industries, or technical evaluation. Common industries include B2B SaaS, medical sales, fintech, legal tech, govtech, and professional services with an active sales motion.
What does Customer-Verified mean?
Customer-Verified means the customer themselves reviewed and confirmed their story before it became an asset your team can deploy. After a customer completes a proof capture session, ProofBridge generates a structured Customer Story from their answers. The customer reviews it, edits anything they want changed, and confirms the final version. Not a quote pulled from a form. Not an AI-generated paraphrase. The customer is the verifier.
How do I get started?
Book a demo. The 30-minute conversation walks through your team's specific use case and includes a sample Proof Microsite built for your company during the call. Pricing and contract scope are confirmed after the demo based on your team's size, integration needs, and proof volume. Onboarding begins after contract signing.
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