
Loops1. Show the customers right under the hero
Logos of known teams answer who uses this before anyone asks.
- Put a logo row right under your buttons
- Pick names your buyers admire
- Show the editor right after the logos
Put social proof where doubt shows up: customer logos right under the hero, a named quote next to the signup button, and specific results near pricing. Proof works best when a buyer can check it, so use real names, links and sourced numbers. Praise from a trusted outsider beats praise from yourself.
Updated · By Blake Emal · 5 real examples, each linked to its source
| Proof type | Best spot | Real example |
|---|---|---|
| Customer logos | Under the hero | Loops |
| Logos at the price | Pricing page | Clay |
| Expert praise | Social and homepage | Tibo reposting praise |
| One line customer win | Social posts | Resend and PlanetScale |
| Usage proof | Launch posts | Cognition Devin |

LoopsLogos of known teams answer who uses this before anyone asks.

ClayKnown logos make the price feel safe to pay.

OutrankExpert praise borrows trust, and his own use case shows it in action.

ResendA respected customer name is proof that other developers trust.

CognitionUsage at launch proves it works and the closing line gives a clear job to hire it for.
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The one closest to your buyer's doubt. For a new startup, a named customer like them often beats a big logo they cannot relate to.
Check your customer contracts. Many companies ask before showing a logo.
Yes if they come from a third party site and you link to it.