Feedspace

Which Feedspace plan do you need?

Prices in USD, excluding tax.

What is Feedspace?

Feedspace collects video testimonials from your customers through a single link, pulls in the reviews you already have on other platforms, and puts all of it on your website as widgets and showcase pages. It is a social proof tool, and it treats video as the main format rather than an afterthought.

What Feedspace actually does

The job splits into three parts: getting testimonials in, keeping them in one place, and getting them in front of buyers.

- Collect testimonials from customers with one shareable link - Import existing reviews from Google, Trustpilot, Facebook, Zillow, Udemy and more - Manage every testimonial from a single dashboard - Embed testimonial widgets on landing pages - Customize widget layouts and designs to match your site - Publish review showcase pages

The features that matter

The import is the feature that pays for itself on day one. Most businesses already have a pile of decent reviews scattered across Google, Trustpilot or Facebook, and nobody on the website ever sees them. Pulling those into one library means you can start showing social proof before you have collected a single new video. On the higher tiers, the review autosync scheduler keeps that library topped up, so new reviews do not have to be imported by hand.

Collection runs through forms you send as a link. A customer opens it, records a short clip, and the result lands in your dashboard. That one-link approach matters more than it sounds, because the hardest part of video testimonials has always been the ask. Anything that makes it a thirty-second job for the customer gets you more clips.

On the display side you get embeddable widgets and standalone showcase pages, styled to fit your brand. The plans also list a Chrome extension, a smart Google review redirect and brand assets, and the top two tiers add API and webhook access if you want testimonials flowing into other tools.

How it fits in your stack

If your current setup is a folder of screenshots and a testimonials section someone updates twice a year, Feedspace replaces that with a pipeline: request, collect, manage, embed. It does not try to be a full review management suite, and that is fine. Its focus is the page where a visitor decides whether to trust you.

Who it's built for

Feedspace makes most sense for businesses that sell on trust and already have happy customers who never got asked: course creators, coaches, agencies, local service businesses and real estate agents. The Zillow and Udemy imports hint at exactly that crowd. Agencies running testimonials for several clients should look closely at the workspace counts, which run from 1 to 100 across the tiers.

The deal

License Tier 1 is $69 (was $319) and gives you 1 workspace, 5 forms, 50 imported reviews, 12 GB of storage, 1-minute clips at 720p, 5 showcase pages and 1 widget. Tier 2 at $169 (was $1639) moves to 3 workspaces, 20 forms, unlimited imports, 50 widgets, 3-minute clips, 5 autosync schedules and 3 extra team members. Tier 3 is $299 (was $2388) with 1080p video and a custom domain, Tier 4 is $449 (was $4788) and adds API and webhook access, and Tier 5 at $699 (was $6229) goes to 100 workspaces and 5-minute clips.

Skip Tier 1 unless you only need one widget on one page. A single widget, no autosync and a one-minute cap on 720p video is a trial, not a testimonial system. Tier 2 is where Feedspace starts doing the job it is sold for.

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