The full answer
References are arranged after discovery for a practical reason: Creuto wants to connect you with a past client whose project resembles yours, whether that is an MVP launch, an enterprise system replacement or an AI product. A relevant reference is far more useful than a generic one.
It also respects past clients' time. References are people running their own businesses, so Creuto introduces them when a prospective client is seriously evaluating a project.
Before that stage, you can read independent reviews on Clutch and study the published case studies, which cover products such as Aquapulse, Nomina, Binimise and FlashNow. 99% of Creuto's clients rate it top marks.
Useful questions to ask a reference include how the team communicated, how scope changes were handled, whether milestones were met and what support looked like after launch.
To request a reference, mention it during or after your discovery session. Tell the team what matters most to you, such as delivery in a regulated sector, building an MVP quickly or replacing a legacy system, so the introduction is as relevant as possible.