You have reviews on Trustpilot, but they're not visible on your site. A visitor lands, sees an empty page without a single review and leaves for a competitor who's got social proof displayed prominently.

The problem is that the standard Trustpilot embed slows down the site, and no one's going to update reviews manually. You need a plugin that pulls ratings automatically, caches them and doesn't load extra scripts on every page.

In this roundup, 7 tools for WordPress that display Trustpilot reviews on your site without the headache. From the official free plugin to premium all-in-ones that collect ratings from dozens of platforms.

💡 Quick overview:

• Decide which platforms you need reviews from: only Trustpilot, grab a narrow plugin; Google, Facebook and Yelp on top of that, you need an aggregator like Repuso.
• For speed choose a plugin with local caching: Better Business Reviews stores reviews in the WordPress database and doesn't load external scripts.
• If your store is on WooCommerce, look at REVIEWS.io or Trustindex with smart negative filtering.

Take a look at the overview breakdown of this roundup, then read the detailed analysis of each plugin:

Comparison table

1. Trustpilot Reviews

The official plugin from the Trustpilot platform itself. Installs in a minute, connects to your business account and automatically sends review invitations after each order in WooCommerce. 30,000+ active installs speak for themselves.

Works with WooCommerce out of the box: order status changes to "Completed", the customer receives an email asking for a review. TrustBox widgets are dragged across pages via drag-and-drop, no code needed.

In practice the plugin has accumulated a trail of negative reviews: users complain about authorization issues and that the plugin hasn't been tested with recent WordPress versions (compatibility is stated up to WP 6.2.9). However, it's still being updated, the latest release 3.16.0 came out in May 2026.

Pros:

• Official Trustpilot plugin, full platform integration
• Automatic invitation sending after WooCommerce order
• TrustBox widgets with drag-and-drop, no code
• Invitations to past customers, one click

Cons:

• Not tested with recent WordPress versions
• Occasional complaints about authorization loop
• 1.8★ on wordpress.org, many negative reviews
• Dependency on external Trustpilot scripts (affects speed)

Price: Free.

🔗 Trustpilot Reviews on WordPress.org

2. Repuso

Repuso, this is not just a Trustpilot plugin, but a full-fledged social proof aggregator. Monitors 45+ platforms, including Trustpilot, Google, Facebook, TripAdvisor, Capterra, G2 and dozens of others, and collects all reviews in a single panel inside WordPress.

Out of the box there are 14 widget styles: floating button, grid, slider, masonry, media wall, email signature and AI widgets. For each you can set display rules by content type and URL. Reviews are moderated right from the WordPress admin, AI suggests response drafts.

The plugin is actively developed: version 6.0.0 came out in June 2026, tested up to WordPress 7.0. After the trial period a paid plan is required.

Pros:

• 45+ review sources in one dashboard
• 14 widget styles, including floating and photo slider
• AI moderation: auto-check and response drafts
• Video reviews, client records from any device
• Tested with WordPress 7.0

Cons:

• Free only trial period, then subscription
• 1,000+ installs, more modest than market leaders
• Requires registration on Repuso side

Price: Free trial period, then from $9/mo.

🔗 Repuso on WordPress.org🔗 Repuso website

3. Better Business Reviews

A narrowly focused plugin specifically for Trustpilot. Doesn't require API keys, just paste the public business profile URL and the plugin will pull reviews into the WordPress database. 3,000+ active installs, 4.4★ rating.

Three layouts to choose from: list, grid and carousel. The free version displays the 3 most recent reviews, in PRO, all reviews with auto-sync, floating widget, star filter and quantity limit.

The main advantage over the official plugin: caching on your server. No external scripts on every page load, reviews are stored locally and delivered instantly.

Pros:

• No API key needed, works by profile URL
• Caching in WordPress database, no external scripts
• Three layouts: list, grid, carousel
• PRO: auto-sync, floating widget, rating filter
• Actively updated (0.1.7, April 2026)

Cons:

• Free version shows only 3 reviews
• Only Trustpilot, doesn't support other platforms
• PRO, manual sync in free version

Price: Free (up to 3 reviews). PRO, paid version.

🔗 Better Business Reviews on WordPress.org

4. ReviewBucket

Premium plugin from CodeCanyon that collects reviews from Google, Facebook, TripAdvisor, Yelp and Trustpilot in one place. Works through each platform's API, keys are needed, but the data is always up to date.

ReviewBucket's feature, emoji reactions to reviews. A visitor can not just read a review, but also react to it with an emoji. A small thing, but it boosts engagement. The plugin is compatible with all WordPress themes and is managed through shortcodes, no code needed.

License on CodeCanyon: one-time payment of $29 with a year of updates and support. For a one-time payment, a decent package.

Pros:

• Single hub for reviews from 5+ platforms
• Emoji reactions for visitors
• API integration, data always fresh
• Compatible with any WordPress theme

Cons:

• Requires API keys for each platform
• Premium, no free version
• Updates and support, 1 year, then renewal

Price: $29 one-time (CodeCanyon).

🔗 ReviewBucket on CodeCanyon

5. BIZREVIEW

Another premium option from CodeCanyon. Imports reviews from Google, Facebook, Yelp and Trustpilot and lays them out in 14+ ready-made designs. Built-in traffic statistics module, like a lightweight Google Analytics inside WordPress.

BIZREVIEW works with Elementor and WP Bakery, supports multilingual and RTL languages. Reviews can be filtered, sorted by rating, hide unwanted ones. For sites in Russian and Arabic, a plus for versatility.

Pros:

• 14+ design templates for reviews
• Built-in traffic statistics module
• Compatible with Elementor and WP Bakery
• Multilingual and RTL

Cons:

• Premium, no free version
• Dependency on CodeCanyon for updates
• Fewer sources than Repuso

Price: Premium (CodeCanyon).

🔗 BIZREVIEW on CodeCanyon🔗 Live demo

6. REVIEWS.io for WooCommerce

REVIEWS.io, this is a full-fledged reputation management platform with a separate WooCommerce plugin. Unlike the other participants in the roundup, here the focus is shifted towards e-commerce: product and company reviews, Google partnership for stars in ads and search, Reputation Manager for distributing reviews between platforms.

The plugin integrates with Elementor via drag-and-drop, supports UGC with photos and videos, as well as shoppable content, a review can be linked to a specific product. There's an AI summary of reviews, product attributes in reviews ("size fits", "material quality") and the loyalty program Influence.io.

For WooCommerce stores this is the most powerful option. But the price tag is corresponding, paid access from $89/mo for full platform access.

Pros:

• Google-licensed partner, stars in search and Google Shopping
• Shoppable UGC: review leads to product page
• Reputation Manager for distributing reviews across platforms
• AI summary, product attributes, loyalty program
• Video reviews and photo reviews

Cons:

• Full functionality, plans from $89/mo
• Focused on WooCommerce, not for regular sites
• Not tested with recent WordPress versions

Price: Plugin free, REVIEWS.io platform from $89/mo.

🔗 REVIEWS.io on WordPress.org

7. Trustindex Customer Reviews Collector

Trustindex closes the need for automatic review collection from 100+ platforms, including Trustpilot. After order completion in WooCommerce the customer receives a customizable email with an invitation to leave a review on the chosen platform.

Trustindex's twist, smart invitations: if the customer gives 4 or 5 stars, they're directed to the platform to publish a review. If 1-3 stars, they're offered to contact support first. This way negativity settles inside the company, and only positive ratings go to public platforms. 5,000+ installs, 4.7★ rating, tested with WordPress 7.0.

Pros:

• Automatic review collection from 100+ platforms
• Smart invitations: negativity to support, positive to platform
• Customizable email templates with delayed sending
• Tested with WordPress 7.0, 4.7★ rating

Cons:

• Free version doesn't filter negativity
• Focused on WooCommerce
• Complaints about invitation sending delays

Price: Free. PRO with negativity filtering, paid.

🔗 Trustindex on WordPress.org

⁉️🤔 Frequently asked questions

Do you need a Trustpilot API key for these plugins?

For the official Trustpilot Reviews plugin, yes, you'll need to connect a Trustpilot business account. Better Business Reviews works without an API, a public profile URL is enough. Repuso and Trustindex require registration on their side, but integrate with Trustpilot through their own connectors.

How does the official Trustpilot plugin differ from third-party ones?

The official plugin comes directly from Trustpilot and is focused on automating review collection through WooCommerce. Third-party ones, like Better Business Reviews or Repuso, often give more control over design, cache data locally and don't load external scripts on every page. But the official one guarantees compatibility with the Trustpilot API.

Which plugin to choose if site speed is important?

Better Business Reviews, the best option: caches reviews in the WordPress database, doesn't pull external scripts on every load. Trustpilot Reviews is official, but loads JavaScript from Trustpilot servers. Repuso and Trustindex cache on their side and deliver via API.

Can you display reviews from Trustpilot and Google in one widget?

Yes, Repuso and Trustindex collect reviews from both platforms and display them in a unified feed. ReviewBucket also supports multi-platform display, but requires API setup for each. BIZREVIEW similarly works with Google, Facebook and Trustpilot simultaneously.

What to do if there are many negative reviews on Trustpilot?

Trustindex offers smart filtering: customers with low ratings are directed to support, not to the public platform. Repuso allows you to moderate which reviews to show in the widget. Better Business Reviews gives a minimum rating filter in the PRO version.

Which plugin is best for an online store on WooCommerce?

REVIEWS.io, the most powerful option for a store: product reviews, Google stars in search and ads, shoppable UGC. Trustpilot Reviews is also good if the store already collects reviews specifically on Trustpilot. Trustindex adds smart filtering, which is useful for reputation management.

Which Trustpilot plugin to install in 2026

If budget is limited and you only need reviews from Trustpilot, the official Trustpilot Reviews will cover the basic task. But if site speed is critical, it's better to pay extra for Better Business Reviews PRO: caching on your side and auto-sync without external scripts are worth it.

For those who collect reviews from multiple platforms at once, a direct path to Repuso or Trustindex. Repuso wins in number of sources and widget flexibility. Trustindex, in smart negativity filtering and a 4.7★ rating.

For WooCommerce stores, where reviews are part of the sales funnel, REVIEWS.io gives Google stars, shoppable UGC and a loyalty program in one package. Yes, more expensive, but the return is higher.

Choose according to your task. Need speed, take one with local caching. Need coverage, take an aggregator. Need sales, take an e-commerce platform.

And if you're already using one of these plugins, write in the comments how it showed itself in practice.