Standing Proof

Gift

Give someone their own evidence

Six months or a year, paid once. No card is saved and nothing renews. When the term ends they keep the account on the free plan: everything stays theirs to read and export, and the 30 experiences touched most recently stay editable.

If you add it, only an account signed up with that address can redeem the gift, so a lost or forwarded code is no use to anyone else. Use the address they will sign up with. Leave it blank and whoever has the code can redeem it.

Early Career

For your first real roles: the interview stories, your annual review and a view of the next level.

  • Everything in Starter
  • All 12 résumé designs
  • STAR story library and interview prep sheet
  • Annual Review and Promotion readiness
  • Career Transition Map, for a change of field
  • A Librarian

AI help on 16 postings/month

Professional

For a career in motion or a consulting practice: case studies, a LinkedIn profile, consulting profiles and a Coach.

  • Everything in Early Career
  • Case studies, as a file or a link
  • LinkedIn profile and biography drafts
  • A consulting profile and an evidence file for each project or RFP
  • A Coach

AI help on 40 postings/month

Executive

For leadership: an Advisor, the executive narratives, board readiness and your enterprise scope.

  • Everything in Professional
  • An Advisor
  • Executive Narrative Studio
  • Board Readiness Review
  • Enterprise Scope & Evidence Map

AI help on 150 postings/month

Starter isn’t giftable: it’s free, and already waiting for them at standingproof.com.

How it works

  1. You pay once. Pick a plan and a term above. Stripe takes the payment and sends you a receipt.
  2. We show you a code. It appears on the next screen, and you can print it as a card. Give it to them however you like. There is no rush, and the code does not expire.
  3. They redeem it. They sign up free, paste the code into Settings, and the plan starts from that moment, not from the day you bought it. If you gave their email, it has to be the address they sign up with.

You will not see anything they write. A gift buys someone a plan; it does not give the giver any access to the account, the records in it, or whether it is being used.