How to Buy Trustpilot Reviews in Denmark

How to buy Trustpilot reviews in Denmark

Trustpilot was born in Denmark, and plenty of Danish shoppers check it before they buy from a webshop, so a thin profile gets noticed. To fill yours out, bring your Trustpilot page address, set a quantity, and pay by card. You write the reviews in Danish, we publish them, and the first usually appear within 3–5 days.

Overview: Account · Campaign · Price · Danish reviews · Status · Questions

Step 1: Make an account

Start from the Buy Trustpilot Reviews button on this page and pick Sign up when the sign-in page shows. Register through Sign up with Google, or enter your name, email, and password and click Create account. It costs nothing.

You go directly to the campaign form, and Trustpilot is set as the platform. Seeing the dashboard? Click Start a Campaign, then Trustpilot.

Step 2: Set up the order

The form has four things to fill in.

Platform is Trustpilot already. Number of Reviews is a slider: pull it to the number you want and check the bracket prices below it. Platform URL is your Trustpilot page, for example https://dk.trustpilot.com/review/example.dk. If your link starts with www. rather than dk., that works as well; they are the same page.

Target Location is last. A webshop that ships to the whole country enters Denmark. A shop or service with local customers enters its city, like Aarhus. Click Create Campaign to go to payment.

Selling from both a .dk and a .com domain? Each has its own page on Trustpilot. Use the one Danish customers see, and paste the address exactly as copied.

Step 3: Check the price and pay

The Campaign Summary beside the form gives you the total and the average price per review up front.

Larger quantities bring the price per review down:

Paying takes a moment: select the payment method, tick the terms, click Proceed to Payment. The price is in US dollars, and your bank converts it to Danish kroner.

Step 4: Add your reviews in Danish

The text is yours and it is published unchanged, so Danish reviews are simply a matter of writing them in Danish. In your paid campaign go to Ready-Made Reviews. Give the review its stars, paste in the text, click Add Review, and repeat for the rest of your order. Trustpilot requires text in every review, and the box shows how short or long it can be.

How Danish reviews tend to read:

• Danish, not translated English. Danes read plenty of Trustpilot reviews and spot stiff, translated phrasing. Write briefly and plainly, and use æ, ø, and å.
• Delivery, service, returns. Shoppers look for levering, kundeservice, and retur. Say how each one went.
• Practical webshop details. How many days the parcel took, and whether it came to the door or to a parcel shop. A local business should name its city.

Make some reviews longer than others, and let a few be 4 stars.

Step 5: See the status

The campaign page tells you the status and how many reviews are published and outstanding. The first normally come in 3–5 days, and the remainder at the pace you have chosen.

Is Black Friday or a launch on the calendar? Write to support with the date before you place the order.

Questions from Danish customers

Is the price in kroner?

It is in US dollars. You pay with your ordinary card and the bank converts the amount.

May I write the reviews in Danish?

Yes, and you should. They are published in the language you paste.

Can I enter my webshop address?

You need the address of your Trustpilot page. The webshop address does not lead to your reviews.

What do you do when a review is removed?

A review removed, hidden, or filtered inside 90 days is replaced without charge. Write to support within the 90 days and name the campaign and the review. See the replacement terms for exclusions.