Give credit to customers who can pay
Ask new wholesale customers for Proof before you offer terms. See their verified revenue, and watch them as they grow.
Asking and watching on every plan
- HAHarbor GoodsNet-30 · $96,400 · SepVerified · current
- ALAlder OutdoorNet-45 · $50,000+ · SepVerified · current
- COCopper & CoNet-30 · $212,000 · AugOut of date
- FIFieldwork StudioNet-15 · $31,800 · SepVerified · current
The problem today
- Credit checks miss young businesses.
- Limits are guesses.
- You find out about trouble too late.
How it works
- 1
Ask for Proof at sign-up
Add the link to your credit application.
- 2
They send a supplier packet
Verified revenue, rounded.
- 3
Watch your accounts
Get told when a customer's Proof goes stale.
What you see
- Verified revenue, rounded or exact
- Their verified track record
- Source and date
- Out-of-date alerts if you watch them
Never bank logins, customer data or costs. Only what the business chose to share.
Drop alerts and a credit check
Your watchlist flags any account whose revenue fell 15% or more, and supplier packets check a limit against a month of revenue.
Say yes to good customers
Young businesses with real revenue get terms.
Right-size limits
Base them on checked revenue.
Early warning
Know when a customer stops re-verifying.
Questions
The full method is public. Read how Proof works →
Do I see their bank logins or raw data?
Never. You see the verified result, where it came from, and when it was checked. Nothing else.
What if their numbers go out of date?
Records show when they were last checked. If you watch the business, you're told when its Proof goes out of date.
What does Proof verify?
Revenue or income for a period, checked at the source by a public method. Not profit, debts or anything else.
Product images use made-up businesses and numbers to show the design.