Trustpilot Reputation MCP server

This is a small helper that lets your AI look up how a company is rated on Trustpilot. You give it a company website address, and it comes back with the score, the number of reviews and whether the profile is claimed. It is handy if you check suppliers, partners or competitors and want the numbers without opening a browser tab.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like what is the Trustpilot rating for this website. The AI passes the domain and your Trustpilot key to this helper. The helper runs a lookup on Apify, which talks to Trustpilot's business units service. The result comes back as one flat row of facts, and the AI shows it to you in the chat. If something could not be read, the row says so instead of showing a fake zero.

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What you can do with it

• Get the Trustpilot rating and total review count for a company domain
• See the full one to five star breakdown, not just the average
• Check whether a company's Trustpilot profile is claimed and verified
• See which Trustpilot categories a business is listed under
• Flag whether a rating is backed by enough reviews to be meaningful
• Reuse a recent lookup from cache instead of fetching again
• Get a clean one-row result you can paste into a spreadsheet

Try asking your AI

• “Get the Trustpilot rating for mattressonline.co.uk. Here is my Trustpilot key.”
• “What is the star breakdown for this company on Trustpilot?”
• “Look up this domain's Trustpilot reputation and flag it only if it has at least 100 reviews.”
• “Is this company's Trustpilot profile claimed and verified?”

What it gives back to you

You get one flat row of facts about the company, with the rating, review count, star breakdown, claimed status and categories. It also tells you how the profile was found and whether the rating had enough reviews behind it. In the chat this usually shows up as a short list or a small table you can read at a glance. If a lookup could not be done, the row says blocked, not found, not extractable or skipped instead of a number.

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Who it's for

People who check companies before working with them, like sales researchers, procurement staff, marketers and analysts comparing suppliers or competitors.