Trustpilot Adds Product Review Pages and AI Search Tools

Sep 24, 2026
Trustpilot has expanded its AI discovery suite with public product review pages, location review tools, AI search visibility insights, and an AI assistant in limited beta.

Trustpilot announced in a press release an expanded AI discovery suite that includes dedicated Product Review Pages, new search visibility insights, and an AI assistant in limited beta.

Product Review Pages give individual products a public Trustpilot presence with feedback about factors such as fit, quality, and performance. Expanded Location Reviews let businesses collect and manage reviews for individual stores or branches, with bulk management tools and developer APIs.

AI Search Market Insights compares how often AI platforms cite a business and its competitors using their Trustpilot profiles. The tool also identifies gaps in a brand's visibility across AI search services.

Trustpilot AI is available to selected enterprise customers through Slack, customer relationship management platforms, and large language models. The assistant can draft review replies, explain feedback trends, and support agent workflows through a Model Context Protocol service.

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