How ProofHook works

A ProofHook engagement runs end-to-end on a single fulfillment chain — scope, checkout, intake, production, QA, delivery, follow-up. Every step is logged and operator-visible.

The seven steps

  1. 1. Scope & package selection

    You email hello@proofhook.com with the package you want and a short brief about your business. We reply with a scoping call slot, confirm fit, and lock the package.

  2. 2. Start the engagement

    Off-the-shelf packages on the public ladder (Authority Snapshot at $495, Signal Entry at $1,500, AI Search Authority Sprint from $4,500) will move to a public Stripe Payment Link as we activate it per package; until then, the public CTA emails ProofHook to scope and confirm fit. The Authority Monitoring Retainer is application-only — opened after a Snapshot or Sprint has shipped. The Proof Infrastructure Buildout and Custom Growth System are quote-only and scoped on a discovery call. The AI Buyer Trust Test is the free diagnostic on-ramp.

  3. 3. Intake

    On payment, ProofHook automatically creates a Client record and emails you an intake form link. The form takes about 10 minutes — company, audience, goals, brand voice, asset links, preferred start date.

  4. 4. Production

    Once intake is submitted, production starts. For creative packages: short-form assets per the package. For the AI Search Authority Sprint: audit, structured-data plan, page builds, internal linking map, Search Console / Webmaster Tools checklists.

  5. 5. QA

    Every artifact runs through QA before it leaves us — a composite score across creative quality, brief alignment, and channel readiness for the creative packages, and a structural / schema check for the AI Search Authority Sprint.

  6. 6. Delivery

    On QA pass we send the delivery email with the artifact link or the documentation pack. You confirm receipt; if anything needs adjustment, we iterate.

  7. 7. Follow-up

    Seven days after delivery we follow up to gather signal on what landed, what didn't, and what to refresh — and to schedule the next engagement when one is appropriate.

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