Connect to an existing Notion database
Connect a Notion database and let the widget read testimonials from the columns you already use. The product says it auto-detects name, quote, photo, and rating fields and can map them automatically.
NotionProof
NotionProof turns a Notion database into embeddable testimonial widgets for websites. It helps people who already manage testimonials in Notion publish them live without copying the data into another tool.
Overview
NotionProof turns a Notion database into an embeddable testimonial widget for websites. It is built for people who already collect testimonials in Notion and want those entries to appear on a live site without re-entering or syncing the data elsewhere.
The workflow is straightforward: sign in with Notion, choose a database, then paste one line of code into a site such as Webflow, WordPress, Carrd, Framer, or plain HTML. Once connected, the widget reads from Notion as the source of truth and updates when the database changes.
Features
Three widget layouts
Choose from Wall, Carousel, or Floating layouts and switch between them from the dashboard. Each layout keeps the same embed code but presents testimonials differently.
Display and theme controls
Adjust theme presets, accent color, background style, and whether rating, photo, company, or date fields appear. The widget also supports dark, light, and transparent styling options.
Text, photo, and video support
Add testimonials with text, photos, and video from a Notion column. The product auto-detects supported video links and files such as Loom, YouTube, Vimeo, and direct media uploads.
Embedded widget delivery
Use a single script embed that loads from a CDN and renders inside a shadow DOM so it does not interfere with the rest of the page styling. The source says it works on a range of common site builders and plain HTML.
Self-updating from Notion
Keep your source data in Notion while the widget refreshes from that database on its own. The source says updates appear within minutes and that cached data is re-fetched periodically.
Use cases
Website social proof from a Notion database
A solo founder or marketer can keep collecting quotes in Notion and publish them on a website without moving data into a separate testimonial tool. Edits made in Notion flow through to the embed.
Multiple page-specific widgets
A team can build one widget for a homepage and different widgets for landing pages, each pointing at the same or a different database. The dashboard lets you change layout or theme without changing the embed pattern.
Mixed media testimonial displays
A site owner who wants video testimonials can store Loom, YouTube, Vimeo, or direct media links in a Notion video column and display them beside text and photos. This keeps the testimonial workflow in one place.
Published-only testimonial curation
Teams that already manage testimonial intake in Notion can use a collection-and-published workflow, keeping all incoming rows in one database and only approved rows in another. The FAQ recommends this approach when you do not want every row shown on the site.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Keeps testimonial data in Notion instead of copying it into another database.
- Supports multiple layouts and several theme and field display options.
- Works with common site builders and plain HTML through a single script embed.
- Supports text, photo, and video testimonials.
- Multiple widgets can be created from the same account.
Cons
- The source describes no free tier; access starts with a 3-day trial.
- The widget follows the rows in the mapped database, so filtering a smaller published set may require using separate Notion databases.
- The public FAQ says a custom script domain is not currently supported.
FAQ
How much does NotionProof cost?
NotionProof costs $5 per month or $50 per year and includes a 3-day free trial with card required. The source describes one plan with all features included.
Where are testimonials stored?
Your testimonials stay in your Notion workspace. NotionProof reads them from your database and says it does not copy them into its own database.
Can I use multiple widgets?
Yes. The source says you can create as many widgets as you want, and each widget can point to a different Notion database or the same one with different layouts or themes.
Does it work on common website builders?
Yes. The source lists WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Framer, Notion Sites, Carrd, Shopify, and plain HTML or any site that can accept a script embed.
Can I show video testimonials?
NotionProof supports video testimonials through a Notion video field with Loom, YouTube, Vimeo, or direct media file links such as .mp4. It renders the player alongside text and photos.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Testimonial widget
- Platform
- Notion-connected web embed
- Primary workflow
- Connect a Notion database, then paste a script into your site
- Integrations
- Notion, Webflow, WordPress, Carrd, Framer, Wix, Shopify, plain HTML
- Data ownership
- Testimonials stay in the user's Notion workspace
- Pricing model
- Paid plan with 3-day free trial
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