How to submit to Trustpilot

trustpilot.comChecked Oct 24, 2026

Consumer review platform where businesses collect, manage, and showcase customer reviews to build trust and AI visibility.

  • Listing priceFree, paid upgrades
  • Domain ratingDR 94
  • CaptchaGoogle reCAPTCHA
  • Backlink or badgeNot required

Trustpilot at a glance

Listing price
Free, paid upgradesFree business profile; paid plans from ~$259/mo
Domain rating
DR 94
Captcha
Google reCAPTCHA
Backlink or badge
Not required
Email confirmation
Yes, by link or code

What Trustpilot is and who it's for

Trustpilot is a consumer review platform with over 400 million reviews and 200,000 new reviews written daily. Businesses use it to collect customer feedback, respond to reviews, and display TrustScores and widgets on their websites. The platform emphasizes AI visibility, claiming that AI engines use independent third-party evidence like Trustpilot reviews when recommending brands. It offers tools for review collection, analytics, and marketing across industries and business sizes.

Consumers researching companies and businesses seeking to build trust and improve their online reputation.

It lists

  • Businesses with a website
  • SaaS companies
  • E-commerce stores
  • Service providers
  • Retail brands
  • Financial services
  • Insurance companies
  • Location-based businesses

How to submit to Trustpilot, step by step

Create a free business account on Trustpilot to claim your profile and start collecting reviews. The free plan includes 50 automated review invitations per month, basic profile customization, and one widget to collect reviews.

  1. Create a free account

    Go to business.trustpilot.com and click 'Start for free' or 'Create free account'. Sign up with your business email address.

  2. Verify your domain

    Enter your website URL. Trustpilot requires a domain-matching business email address to verify ownership. You may need to complete a reCAPTCHA.

  3. Claim your business profile

    Once verified, you can claim your existing Trustpilot profile or create a new one for your business.

  4. Set up review collection

    Configure automated review invitations, widgets, and other tools according to your plan.

  5. Start receiving reviews

    Invite customers to leave reviews. Reviews appear on your public Trustpilot profile and can be displayed on your website via widgets.

What the Trustpilot form asks for

FieldLimits and format
Website URLUsed to check your domain's TrustScore and verify ownership

Our free preview drafts your name, tagline, short and long descriptions, categories and tags in the lengths directories like this one ask for. Try it with your URL.

Trustpilot pricing: free vs paid

OptionPriceWhat you get
FreeFree50 automated review invitations/month, 1 widget to collect reviews, basic profile page customization, reply to reviews, flag reviews, performance overview, online customer support
Starterfrom $99 per month, per domain, billed annually100 review invitations/month, 2 widgets, 1 user, 1 domain, eCommerce integrations, marketing assets
Plusfrom $319 per month, per domain, billed annually300 review invitations/month, 10 widgets, 3 users, up to 3 domains, all integrations, profile customization, 14-day free trial
Premiumfrom $799 per month, per domain, billed annually1000 review invitations/month, 21 widgets, 10 users, unlimited domains, dedicated Customer Success Manager, richer dashboards
EnterpriseContact sales for pricingUnlimited review invitations, 23 widgets, 1000 users, unlimited domains, dedicated CSM, advanced tools and insights

Why Trustpilot submissions get rejected or stall

  • Using a non-domain-matching email address for verification
  • Failing to complete reCAPTCHA verification
  • Submitting a website that does not belong to the business
  • Attempting to claim a profile already managed by another account
  • Violating Trustpilot's company guidelines for reviews

Tips for a listing that gets approved

  • Use a business email address that matches your domain (e.g., name@yourcompany.com) to speed up verification.
  • Start with the free plan to claim your profile and collect initial reviews before upgrading.
  • Leverage Trustpilot widgets on your website to display your TrustScore and recent reviews.
  • Respond to all reviews, both positive and negative, to show engagement and build trust.

Our take on Trustpilot

Trustpilot is essential for any business that wants to build social proof and improve its online reputation. The free plan is a good starting point, but serious review collection requires a paid plan. Expect to invest time in verification and ongoing review management.

Trustpilot FAQ

Is Trustpilot free for businesses?

Yes, Trustpilot offers a free plan with 50 automated review invitations per month, basic profile customization, and one widget. Paid plans start at $99 per month.

How do I claim my business on Trustpilot?

Create a free account at business.trustpilot.com, enter your website URL, and verify ownership using a domain-matching business email address. You may need to complete a reCAPTCHA.

Does Trustpilot provide dofollow backlinks?

The platform focuses on review collection and trust building rather than SEO backlinks.

What are the requirements to create a Trustpilot business account?

You need a business email address matching your website domain, a website URL, and completion of a reCAPTCHA verification.

Checked against Trustpilot's own pages on Oct 24, 2026: business.trustpilot.com, business.trustpilot.com/pricing. Directories change their forms and prices; the submit page has the final word.

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