Provely Reviews & Product Details

The varied arsenal of widgets they have makes Provely a candidate for many situations, including setting up discounts, options, live conversions on displays, and many more. It is easy to et up and to integrate. Have several options for setting the color you want, adding text, and all the bells and whistles one would want from a tool like this. Their support is also very good. Had an issue that was beyond the scope of the code, but they went beyond the normal expected answers and gave an option, that was either a new feature or something that was at least not advertised. Cannot recall 100%. The widgets all work really nicely and help with showing live action on a site, which aids conversions. I use it on a regular basis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The page load is not huge, and it is the only reason for a comment on what I dislike. Basically, I optimized a page for speed, and removed "unneeded" code, and Provely stole some speed, I weighed the pros and cons only to remove it after some time. I had a page with a LOT on it. So it made sense. I think that it would earn a place on any page, but I was very savvy with page speed on one, so I took that judgment call. It is great for webinar pages, option pages, and the sorts as they are usually less heavy on images etc. In my example, I used it on the front page of a site which was heavy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how simple Provely is to set up. You can quickly create your own social proof widget by following the steps. There are no special bells and whistles. It's a social proof tool that shows users on your website how many people opted into your offer. I also like how I can select the widget design. I can choose the colors and the layout. So it will look pretty nice on my website and not general or bland. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like how old the tool is. It is not being developed. I have V1.0, and it has stayed the same since 2018. They recently launched 2.0, but you would need to buy that separately. I don't understand why they do this, because most all software companies update the software they have, not create an updated clone version. I also don't like how the tool does not let you show the widget on specific pages. It forces you to shoe the widget across your domain, which is not helpful in my case. Sometimes there are certain pages I do not want the widget, but they do not allow me to select specific URLs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.