Trustpilot

The world's most-used consumer review platform.

4.5/5 Free + paid · free plan Reviews & Reputation
Best for Consumer brands + DTC
Pricing Free + paid
Setup time Under 30 min
Learning curve Easy
Support Email, chat, agency partners
Company Trustpilot
Launched 2007

About Trustpilot

Trustpilot is a Reviews & Reputation tool designed to replace a stack of lighter point solutions. On the strengths side, world's biggest consumer review network; on the depth side, Google Seller Ratings integration. The things you'll actually touch most days are Review collection and Review display. There's a genuinely free plan to start, with paid upgrades for teams that outgrow it. The default consumer review platform. Reviewers keep pointing to the same thing: Strong EU + global presence.

Available on

Web appiOSAndroidAPI

Integrates with

ShopifyWooCommerceGoogle ShoppingSalesforce

Who it's for

A quick filter before you spend time on Trustpilot — read both sides before committing.

Use it if…

  • Consumer brands + DTC
  • Marketplaces + services companies
  • Brands wanting Google Seller Ratings

Skip it if…

  • B2B SaaS (G2 wins)
  • Local businesses (Google Business Profile wins)
  • Brands avoiding public negative reviews

Pros and cons

Pros

  • World's biggest consumer review network
  • Google Seller Ratings integration
  • Strong EU + global presence
  • Hits the core reviews & reputation workflow without forcing a hunt for second tools
  • Pricing lands in the right band for its target buyer

Cons

  • Opaque pricing — expect $5K+/yr for paid
  • Can't delete negative reviews
  • Pay-to-respond model is contentious
  • Not the cheapest option in the category — the free alternatives cover basics
  • Advanced features sit behind higher-tier plans most small teams won't need

Features

The capabilities you actually get when you sign up for Trustpilot.

  1. 01

    Review collection

    Automated email review requests

  2. 02

    Review display

    On-site + Google Shopping widgets

  3. 03

    Review responses

    Manage all reviews in dashboard

  4. 04

    Core workspace

    The main editor or dashboard where day-to-day reviews & reputation work happens

  5. 05

    Integrations hub

    Connects to the tools your stack already uses so data doesn't live in silos

  6. 06

    Reporting and dashboards

    Built-in reports and exportable dashboards for stakeholder reviews

Pricing

A free plan to start, then paid tiers for the full set of features.

Free

$0

  • Basic review profile

Standard

Contact sales

  • Starts around $200/mo

Advanced

Contact sales

  • Advanced features + API

Frequently asked questions

What people usually want to know before signing up for Trustpilot.

Can I remove negative reviews?

Only if they violate Trustpilot's terms (fake, offensive). Legitimate negative reviews stay.

Is Trustpilot's paid plan worth it?

For brands wanting review widgets + Google Seller Ratings, yes.

Can I pay for reviews or filter negative ones?

No — Google and Yelp policies prohibit paid reviews and 'review gating'. The penalty is permanent delisting.

How do I handle a bad review?

Reply publicly, acknowledge, offer to resolve offline. Never argue — future customers read your response more than the review.

Does responding to reviews help local SEO?

Yes — Google explicitly ranks businesses that respond. Response rate is a documented local-ranking factor.

Bottom line

Should you use Trustpilot?

The default consumer review platform. For B2B, pick G2; for Shopify-specific, Judge.me or Yotpo.