Every verified specialist gets a /firma page visible to the whole web: name, rating, hours, services with online booking and payment, gallery and map. Meet every part of the profile and the three review types that build credibility.
Your public profile is your website on Prawnet. It is indexable in Google and brings together presentation, booking and payment — a client never has to leave the page to reach you.
The top of the profile shows at a glance who you are and how others rate you. The verified badge (VerifiedBadge) confirms that the specialist's identity and credentials have been checked by Prawnet.
Present a concrete offer with price ranges. Selected services can be made available to buy online — the client pays through Stripe Connect straight into your account.
Each service has a name, description and price range. Services flagged as sellable get a “Buy online” button — payment goes through Stripe Connect straight to the specialist's account, with no intermediary in the middle.
The booking widget lets a client pick a contact format and a convenient slot without leaving the profile. Bookings flow straight into your dashboard and calendar.
The client chooses how to meet, picks a free slot from your availability and leaves their details. You get a notification, and the meeting lands in your dashboard calendar.
Beyond the header, services and booking, the profile gathers all the information that helps a client decide and reach you quickly.
A rich description of your specialization, approach and experience — your vision in a few paragraphs.
Working hours for each day of the week, with a real-time “Open / Closed” status.
Key accomplishments, won cases and distinctions that build credibility.
Photos of the office, team or materials — the profile becomes more human.
The office address on a map, so clients find their way to the visit with ease.
A showcase of the people in the office — show who stands behind the brand.
Direct contact: write a message or start a video call straight from the profile.
Deep links to specialization pages that connect your profile to topical search.
Download a vCard in one click — the details land in the client's phone.
Visual elements and proof of effectiveness work together: gallery tiles, an achievements section and numbers that instantly show the scale of your experience.
Not every review means the same thing. Prawnet distinguishes the source of each review and marks it with a coloured chip, so the reader instantly knows how strong a signal it is.
Client reviews carry sub-scores: Communication, Knowledge and Timeliness. The profile owner can reply to any review. All reviews are moderated, and the average rating is recomputed only from visible reviews.
Reviews can't be posted “just like that”. Each type has a clear condition you must meet — which is exactly why the chips truly mean something.
A review from a client whose case was settled THROUGH the platform. The strongest proof: a real, paid engagement. Green chip.
A review written by a client after a COMPLETED case from a client-case. The only client path — no finished engagement, no review. Purple chip.
A review from another VERIFIED specialist (peer source) — a professional confirmation of competence from equals.
From posting a case to leaving a review — the path that makes every review rest on a real engagement.
The client describes the case and collects offers from specialists. Accepting an offer opens a private case room.
The case runs in the room: documents, chat, deadlines, and often payment through the platform.
Once the case is closed, the client gains the option to leave a review — only now, not before.
The client rates Communication, Knowledge and Timeliness and leaves a comment. If the payment went through the platform, the review gets the “Verified payment” chip.
The specialist can publicly reply to a review, and the average rating recomputes automatically.
Three levels of credibility, ordered from strongest. This order helps clients quickly judge who to trust.
A client review after a case settled through the platform — a real, paid engagement.
A client review after a completed case, even if the settlement happened off-platform.
A review from another verified specialist — recognition from equals.