Proofix.ai

The only reviews verified by a real customer receipt

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The only reviews verified by a real customer receipt

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Fake reviews are killing trust in local businesses. Proofix.ai makes fake reviews technically impossible — every review requires a real customer receipt to submit. No receipt, no review. Customers scan their receipt, it gets verified instantly, and their review posts with a verified badge. Patent pending. Free for businesses to get started.

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm the founder of Proofix.ai. I built this because I watched honest local businesses lose customers to competitors gaming the system with fake Google reviews. The solution was simple — require a real receipt for every review. No receipt, no review. Fake reviews are structurally impossible. Would love your honest feedback!

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7mo ago

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1d ago

If a business can never delete a review, do you trust the reviews more?

On most review sites, a business can get a review removed sometimes for a good reason, sometimes because it asked the right way or paid the right company. The review you read may be the one the business chose to keep.

On Proofix, a business can never delete a review. Once a receipt-verified review is posted, it stays. The business can reply to it, but it cannot remove it.

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3d ago

If five stars can be bought, what would make you trust a review again?

I came across a Malwarebytes Labs finding from November 2, 2026 that stuck with me: underground sellers are now selling fake five-star reviews, and charging $100-$200 to remove a bad review around $1,100 for an Airbnb listing. So the problem is not only fake praise, it is also reviews being used as leverage.

That made me wonder what trust looks like now. When a business has a wall of five stars, do you still take it at face value, or do you look for something else first the detail in the review, whether it mentions what was actually bought, photos, a reply from the owner, or reviews spread out over time rather than all at once?

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4d ago

Should you be able to see how soon after a purchase a review was written?

Right now a review shows a date, but not how it relates to the purchase. A review written the same day as a meal or a repair is fresh the details are still clear. One written six months later could be a real memory, or it could be someone settling a score long after the fact.

If a review is tied to a verified receipt, the time between the purchase and the review is knowable. Should readers be able to see that gap? Would it change how much you trust a review if you knew it was written the same day, a week later, or a year later? And would a long gap make you more suspicious, or just less interested in the details?

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