Trustpilot Business Search
Discover Trustpilot businesses by category or keyword
What it does
Discover businesses on Trustpilot by category or keyword: domain, name, TrustScore, review count, star band, categories, verification and claim status, city, country, and logo. Every result carries a domain field that feeds directly into the Trustpilot Reviews Scraper for a search-to-reviews pipeline. No login, no API key.
Built in
- ✓ Category browsing or free-text keyword search
- ✓ TrustScore, review count, and star rating band
- ✓ Verification and claim status per business
- ✓ domain field chains directly into Trustpilot Reviews Scraper
- ✓ Real browser clears Trustpilot's AWS WAF challenge
- ✓ City, country, categories, and logo URL
Guides & tutorials
Trustpilot Business Search: Discover Companies by Category with TrustScore Data
Search Trustpilot by category or keyword in Python to build company lists with TrustScore, review count and verification status — no login required.
Building a Review Monitoring Pipeline: Trustpilot Business Search to Reviews in One Workflow
Chain Trustpilot Business Search into the Reviews Scraper to go from a category search to full review data for every company found, in one Python workflow.
Trustpilot vs Google Maps Reviews vs TripAdvisor: Choosing the Right Review Data Source
Trustpilot, Google Maps and TripAdvisor cover different business types and different fields. A field-by-field comparison to pick the right review data source.
Common questions
Do I need a Trustpilot account or API key? +
No. The scraper reads publicly visible category and search pages with a real browser. No login, no cookie, no API key.
Category mode or keyword mode — which should I use? +
Use category for the broadest results — it browses a Trustpilot category page and paginates. Use keyword for a targeted text search when you know a name or term.
How do I then get the reviews for these businesses? +
Take the domain field from each result and pass it to the Trustpilot Reviews Scraper. The two actors share the domain key, so it is a clean search-to-reviews chain.
Why are residential proxies required? +
Trustpilot fronts every page with an AWS WAF JavaScript challenge that blocks datacenter IPs and plain HTTP. Residential proxies with a real browser let the challenge resolve and the page render.
What does it cost? +
Pay-per-event at $2 per 1,000 businesses ($0.002 each) plus a small per-run start fee. Blocked pages and failures are never charged.
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