Proof
Everything is logged, linked, and checkable.
Every asset Zway ships is logged with the operator who published it, the time it went live, and a link to the live post. You can read the replies yourself rather than trusting a summary. Named case studies are published only when the client has agreed in writing to be named.
Last reviewed 27 August 2026
Why there are no logos here
We publish clients when clients agree to be published.
Most of the companies we work with are pre-launch or deliberately quiet, which is frequently the reason they came to us. Putting their logo on a marketing page before they are ready would be a strange way to prove we can be trusted with their account.
So this page describes what you can verify instead: how the work is reported, and what you get to check. When a client agrees to be named, their study appears here with real numbers from their own reporting, not ours.
We do not publish rounded-up numbers, borrowed logos, or results from work we did not do. If you have seen a competitor do that, you already know why it matters.
What you can ask for on the call
- A live walk-through of a real account log, with the client's permission
- References you can speak to directly
- The actual weekly report format, unedited
- The thirty-day plan we would run for you, in writing
How reporting works
Three cadences, no summaries you cannot click.
- Per asset
- The operator who shipped it, the exact publish time, and a link to the live post. Not a screenshot, the actual link, so you can read the replies yourself.
- Weekly
- What ran against what was planned, what it returned, and what changes next week. Misses are listed as plainly as wins, with the reason.
- Monthly
- The plan rewritten against real results. Channels that are not earning their place get cut rather than quietly continued.
The full policy on what we will and will not claim is on trust and ethics.
Ask for the walk-through.
Bring your scepticism to the call. We would rather show you a real account log than describe one.
30 minutes. You leave with the plan either way.