Which reviews are imported?

The public reviews on your Trustpilot profile. You then choose which of those appear on your site.

Do I need a paid Trustpilot plan?

No. ReviewsJet reads your public profile page, which is the same page anybody can visit.

Can I show only four and five star reviews?

You publish reviews one by one, so you decide exactly what appears. You can also filter a widget by tag.

Trustpilot

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Show your Trustpilot reviews where people decide.

A Trustpilot profile is a page somebody has to go and find, and most never do. The same reviews on your pricing page are in front of the person who is already weighing you up.

For companies already collecting customer reviews on trustpilot.

01Point us at your listing

Your Trustpilot review page

It is trustpilot.com/review/ followed by your domain. Open your profile and copy the address.

Nothing is fetched yet. ReviewsJet reads your listing once you have an account — that is what keeps the importer from being something anybody can point at anybody else’s business. Paste it now and it will be waiting, filled in, on your first setup screen.

02Choose the ones you want shown

Every review arrives unpublished. These are Trustpilot sample reviews so you can see how it works — yours replace them once you connect.

Daniel BrennanHad a billing question at eight in the evening and had a real answer before nine. That is rarer than it should be.
Elena PetrovaSigned up expecting to spend an afternoon on setup and was finished before my coffee went cold.
Callum HayesEverything I needed is there. A couple of the reporting screens feel like they are still catching up with the rest.
Ravi PatelIt replaced two tools we were paying for separately and does both jobs better.
Marek KowalskiMoved everything over on a Sunday afternoon expecting a mess. Nothing broke.

5 of 5 would go on your website.

03Make it look like your site

Layout

A dedicated reviews page, where long and short reviews should sit together without leaving gaps.

Content

Style

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Use this widget on my website

Free account, no card. Everything you have changed here comes with you — you will pick up where you left off.

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4.8(5 reviews)

Jul 9, 2026

Support actually replied

Had a billing question at eight in the evening and had a real answer before nine. That is rarer than it should be.

Daniel Brennan

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Jun 27, 2026

Does exactly what it says

Signed up expecting to spend an afternoon on setup and was finished before my coffee went cold.

Elena Petrova

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Jun 11, 2026

Solid, with room to grow

Everything I needed is there. A couple of the reporting screens feel like they are still catching up with the rest.

Callum Hayes

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May 30, 2026

Cancelled the other subscription

It replaced two tools we were paying for separately and does both jobs better.

Ravi Patel

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May 17, 2026

Migration was painless

Moved everything over on a Sunday afternoon expecting a mess. Nothing broke.

Marek Kowalski

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Drawn by the same renderer that runs on customers’ websites — this is the widget, not a picture of it.

Who puts Trustpilot reviews on their site.

01
On a pricing page
The moment somebody is deciding is the moment other customers are most persuasive.
02
Alongside a signup form
A wall of reviews beside the form answers the question the form cannot.
03
For a company with a long history there
Years of accumulated reviews are an asset sitting on a domain you do not own.