How to Buy Trustpilot Reviews in the UK

How to buy Trustpilot reviews in the UK

All you need to start is the address of your company's page on Trustpilot. Decide how many reviews to order, paste that address in, and pay by card. The reviews themselves come from you, our reviewers post them, and the first few normally go live in 3–5 days.

On this page: Register · Create the campaign · Cost and checkout · Your review text · Delivery · FAQs

1. Register for free

Use the Buy Trustpilot Reviews button above. When the sign-in page loads, switch over to Sign up. Sign up with Google is the quickest route; otherwise give a name, an email address, and a password and choose Create account.

Registration drops you on the campaign form with Trustpilot preselected. If you find yourself on the dashboard, press Start a Campaign and select Trustpilot from the list.

2. Create the campaign

• Platform: nothing to change, Trustpilot is selected.
• Number of Reviews: drag the slider. You'll see the price brackets just below.
• Platform URL: your company page on Trustpilot, something like https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/example.co.uk. It doesn't matter whether the address begins with uk. or www.; it's the same page.

• Target Location: United Kingdom suits a brand that sells nationwide. A local firm should give its city instead, for instance Manchester.

Press Create Campaign and you're through to checkout.

Trading on .co.uk and .com? Trustpilot keeps a separate page for each domain. Choose the one British customers land on and copy the address as it is.

3. Cost and checkout

You'll see the order added up in the Campaign Summary before you pay a penny: quantity, average rate, and total.

The rate per review falls as the quantity rises:

At checkout, select a payment method, accept the terms, and press Proceed to Payment. The charge is in US dollars. A UK card is fine; your bank converts it to sterling.

4. Write your review text

You supply every word and our reviewers post it unchanged. In the paid campaign, open Ready-Made Reviews, set a star rating, enter the text, and press Add Review. Trustpilot reviews can't be blank, and the box tells you how long they may be. Repeat until all your reviews are in.

To sound right to a British reader:

• Use British English. Write "delivery" and "collection", not "shipping" and "pick-up". Quote prices in pounds.
• Cover what UK shoppers look for. How quickly the order came, how returns went, and whether customer service sorted a problem.
• Use the trading name. That means the name on your Trustpilot page, which may not match the one at Companies House.

Mix short and long reviews, and include a handful of 4-star ones.

5. Follow the delivery

Your campaign page lists the status and counts the reviews posted and still to come. The first ones tend to appear within 3–5 days; the pace after that is the one you chose.

Got a sale or a launch coming up? Let support know the date before ordering and we'll plan around it.

FAQs

Is the price in pounds?

It's in US dollars. Pay with your usual UK card and your bank does the conversion.

Will my website address do instead of the Trustpilot one?

No, it has to be the Trustpilot page itself. A website address doesn't tell us which review page to use.

I pasted the wrong profile. What now?

Get hold of support immediately, with the campaign and both links. Hold off on a new order until it's fixed.

What if a review vanishes?

If it's removed, hidden, or filtered within 90 days of posting, you get a free replacement. Tell support which campaign and which review before the 90 days are up. The replacement terms explain what isn't covered.