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Customer stories will appear here once they are real, verified and approved

There are no BOOSTD customer stories on this page yet. BOOSTD is in early access, and we will not fill the gap with borrowed logos, anonymous percentages or testimonials nobody gave. Here is what early access means, and the standard every story must meet before we publish it.

No borrowed logos, no anonymous percentages, no testimonials nobody gave. When this page has a customer story on it, you will be able to check it.

BOOSTD is in early access. The self-serve Growth Scan, trial and plans open in stages. Until then, our team runs the same work with you, and every page says which is which.

Why there are no stories here yet

A customer story needs three things we do not yet have for BOOSTD: a customer who has used it long enough for something to have changed, their written agreement to be named, and evidence of the change that comes from a source they control.

It would be easy to fill the space anyway. New platforms routinely show logos of companies that once trialled them, percentages with no starting point, and quotes written by their own marketing team. Each of those would be a claim you could not check, on the page that is meant to help you decide whether to trust us.

So the page stays honest until it can be full. What you can check now is the method: how BOOSTD works, what it will never claim, and the standard below.

How a customer story gets published

Every step has to be complete before a story appears. Skipping one is not a shortcut; it is the reason the story would not be worth reading.

  1. The starting point is recorded before work begins

    A result means nothing without a baseline. The figures that matter to the customer are recorded, with their source and date, before BOOSTD changes anything.

    You get: A dated baseline from the customer’s own systems

  2. Figures come from sources the customer controls

    Search Console, analytics, the CRM, the phone system. Not BOOSTD’s own estimates, and not a screenshot nobody can trace back.

  3. The account of what happened is honest about causes

    The story says what BOOSTD did, what the customer and anyone else did, and what else changed in the period, such as a price change, a new branch or a search update. Credit is not claimed for everything that happened.

  4. The customer reads it and agrees in writing

    The customer approves the final text, every figure in it, and the use of their name and any logo. Consent can be withdrawn later, and the story comes down if it is.

    You get: Written consent for the exact wording published

  5. A person approves it for publication

    Like every page on this site, a story is not indexed until a named person has approved it in the publication register.

What customer proof here will and will not include

Every story will state

  • The type of business and the market it operates in.
  • The baseline, the timeframe and the source of every figure.
  • What BOOSTD did, and what it did not do.
  • Anything else that changed during the period and could explain the result.
  • The date the customer approved the text.

We will never publish

  • Logos without written permission, or of companies that only trialled BOOSTD.
  • A customer count, or a "trusted by" line.
  • Percentages without the starting number and the timeframe.
  • Testimonials written for a customer, generated, or given in exchange for a discount without saying so.
  • Results from before a customer used BOOSTD, presented as if BOOSTD produced them.

Questions about customers and early access

Why should I trust a platform with no customer stories?

You should not trust it on our word. Judge it on your own site instead: the Free Growth Scan shows what BOOSTD reads and what it could not measure, and the trial makes no changes to your website.

That is a better test than anyone else’s story, because it is about your business, your competitors and your pages.

Does early access put my website at risk?

The trial is read-only for your website by design: BOOSTD can read and recommend, and it changes nothing. After the trial, the mode you choose decides what runs without asking, and checkout, login, legal and payment pages stay protected in every mode.

Can I be one of the first customer stories?

Only if you want to be, and only once there is something true to say. Nobody is asked to agree in advance, and taking part is never a condition of a plan, a price or a trial.

Judge BOOSTD on your own site instead

The Free Growth Scan reads your public pages and returns an indicative Growth Score and the findings to fix first, with the categories it could not measure listed. No sign-up, and nothing on your website is changed.

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