Trustpilot
Trustpilot review management without the rush
Trustpilot reviews are public, persistent and often read by people who have never used your business. Ratingly drafts a reply in your voice, checks it against Trustpilot's rules, and sends it to you for approval.
- Monitored alongside Google
- No public promises
- Your approval before use
How a reply happens
- 1
A review arrives
We read the rating, the language and anything sensitive.
- 2
A draft in your voice
Specific to what the reviewer actually said.
- 3
An independent check
Accuracy, tone, safety and platform rules.
- 4
You approve
Approve, edit or skip from your phone. Then paste it in.
01
Answer in the right register
Trustpilot reviewers are often comparing several providers. A reply that sounds defensive confirms the doubt; a calm, specific answer shows how you handle problems.
Ratingly reads the review, drafts a response that stays within Trustpilot's guidance, and avoids naming staff, revealing account details or offering public compensation.
02
One queue, one voice
Trustpilot sits next to Google and Tripadvisor in the same queue. A reply approved on a phone on Friday sounds like the same business on Monday, because both come from the same voice profile.
Replies are drafted for you to place in Trustpilot. We do not automate posting where the platform's rules or your own review process require a human.
03
Report, do not argue
If a review appears to break Trustpilot's rules, the right route is the platform's reporting process, not a public argument. Ratingly flags reviews that may qualify and keeps the reply neutral while you decide.
It never asks a reviewer to change or delete a review, and never offers an incentive to do so.
Does Ratingly post to Trustpilot automatically?+
No. Replies are drafted and checked, then you place them in Trustpilot. That keeps a person in control of every public response.
Can it handle a review that breaks Trustpilot's rules?+
The reply stays neutral and factual, and the review is flagged so you can use Trustpilot's reporting process rather than debating it in public.
Does Trustpilot cost extra?+
Ratingly's plans are per location and include the supported platforms on your plan. Trustpilot's own subscription, if you have one, is separate.
Answer your next review in under a minute.
14 days free, no card. From $29 per location per month after that.