Trustpilot is a global online review platform that connects businesses and consumers. Its main purpose is to build trust and transparency between them. Consumers can write and read reviews about businesses they have used, helping others make better shopping decisions. Businesses can use the platform to collect feedback, engage with customers, and improve their services. Founded in 2007 in Denmark by Peter Holten Mühlmann, Trustpilot has grown to become one of the largest review communities in the world. The company's vision is to be a universal symbol of trust, where every consumer can share their experience and every business can learn from it.
Trustpilot offers features for both consumers and businesses.
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For Businesses:
Trustpilot provides several plans for businesses to manage their online reputation. These plans are designed for companies of different sizes.
Yes, Trustpilot offers a Free Plan for businesses. This plan provides essential tools to start building an online reputation. With the free plan, a business can claim its profile page, send a limited number of review invitations to customers each month, respond to reviews, and access a basic dashboard. The main limitations are the number of invitations you can send and the lack of access to advanced features like website widgets, detailed analytics, and marketing tools.
Using Trustpilot is straightforward for both consumers and businesses.
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Trustpilot offers a wide range of integrations to help businesses automate their review collection process. These integrations connect Trustpilot with popular e-commerce, marketing, and customer support platforms.
Yes, Trustpilot provides a set of APIs for developers. The APIs allow businesses to integrate Trustpilot data and functionalities directly into their own websites, applications, and business intelligence systems. For example, you can use the API to display reviews on product pages, create custom analytics dashboards, or automate review invitation triggers.
To get an API key, you typically need to be subscribed to one of Trustpilot's higher-tier paid plans (like the Scale or Enterprise plan). The API key and documentation are accessible through the business user's dashboard under the integrations section. You can find more information on their developer portal: https://developers.trustpilot.com/
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Example API Call (conceptual):
const apiKey = 'YOUR_API_KEY';
const businessUnitId = 'YOUR_BUSINESS_UNIT_ID';
fetch(`https://api.trustpilot.com/v1/business-units/${businessUnitId}/reviews?apikey=${apiKey}`)
.then(response => response.json())
.then(data => {
console.log('Latest reviews:', data.reviews);
})
.catch(error => console.error('Error fetching reviews:', error));
Trustpilot does not offer a traditional public affiliate program where individuals can earn a commission for referring new customers. Instead, they have a Partner Program designed for agencies, consultants, and technology companies that work with businesses. Partners can refer their clients to Trustpilot and may receive benefits, co-marketing opportunities, or referral fees depending on the partnership agreement. To join, interested parties usually need to apply through the Trustpilot website's partner section and meet certain criteria. If you are an agency or consultant interested in partnering, it is best to contact their business sales or partner team directly through their website for more details on the program structure and benefits.
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