Online Seller Addon
Free stock counter for Amazon sellers with unlimited daily product checks. This extension will show the inventory counts for the…
See if a website is trustworthy without leaving the page.
Review user movement across collected snapshots.
View collected rating snapshots from the latest 7-day window to assess rating stability.
Compare 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day net growth and growth rate.
Review publication date, version, supported languages, and crawl timestamps.
Review the store description, core capabilities, and common use cases.
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Download the Trustpilot Chrome extension to instantly check if a site is trustworthy, right from your search results or browser.
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Automatically see ratings and reviews in your search results before visiting a website.
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Inspect the latest comments and rating distribution.
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The implementation is ok, but the data itself looks really bad. How can, for example, Linkedin be rated 1.4 stars? Similarly, a lot of other trustworthy websites have extremely low ratings. This makes it impossible to distinguish a trustworthy site from a not trustworthy one. And if so, what's the point of this extension? Removing it in favor of WoT, even though it's less featured.
All in all it's good. Nevertheless, even though I have set my location to "Denmark" and many of the webpages I visit are Danish, when I check "Most recent reviews" they are all in English and old (almost as if it only searches for reviews that are in English - or are they being translated into English...?). However, if I visit Trustpilot's own webpage I can see all the newest reviews and they are in Danish /or/ in original language. I hope you make sure that the most recent reviews actually are the most recent ones AND that they be in their original languages.
ich habe mit DHL Express eine Sendung bestellt Lieferung nach Venezuela und bei der Aufgabe wurden 4-5 Tage versprochen. Habe extra DHL Express genommen wegen der Lieferzeit obwohl das Paket doppelt so teuer war (UPS - Fedex) Lieferung am 6.10.25 obwohl die Ware seit gestern in 25.9.25 in Caracas liegt. DHL Caracas teilte uns mit dass sie nicht früher liefern können.
Really nice. I use it for shopping on non-famous websites.
Please! Remove side extension. Unable to increase size of ad with it being there.
I kinda like having a snapshot rating on screen BUT I find the ratings heavily loaded towards negative "opinions" (i.e. a CBC News review "garbage, garbage, garbage") that a painfully insubstantial.
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I like it so far
Je trouve ce plugin très utile voir indispensable pour aller voir les avis concernant un site marchand que l'on ne connait pas (je laisse moi même qq avis de temps à autre). Un bémol, l'extension ne semble pas fonctionner avec le navigateur Vivaldi : le badge n'apparait pas sur les sites lors de la navigation. Peut-être un réglage à opérer ? Par ailleurs fonctionne très bien sur Brave, Edge et Chrome Dans tous les cas, merci pour cette mise à disposition !
A link on the initial Trustpilot screen to a full disclosure of how Trustpilot works would be helpful. Do those rated get a chance to respond and later report corrections, which themselves allow change in overall ratings. Do developers have to pay to get listed? As other questions are raised, people can add comments with responses from Trustpilot as the developer. Users enthusiastic about the concept of the service Trustpilot offers, might be sufficiently eager to use a diagnostic version which reports measures of performance, like load time. No developer can create all the circumstances in the field to use in their testing. As a lone developer myself, and experience in psychometrics, I wish I had thought of ongoing diagnostics with remedies and a way to review client satisfaction with function and feel.