Company summary
Trustpilot operates a global online reviews platform connecting consumers and businesses. Companies pay for subscription products that help them collect, analyse and display customer reviews and manage online reputation.
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Trustpilot
Technology
- Index
- FTSE 250
- ISIN
- Not specified
- Book status
- 2026 edition — current
Key activities
Consumer review hosting, business subscriptions, reputation-management tools, analytics, marketing integrations and enterprise review services.
Key markets
The UK, United States and continental Europe, serving businesses from small companies to large international enterprises.
Key drivers
Subscription bookings, annual recurring revenue, US expansion, enterprise customer growth, retention, pricing, operating leverage and brand awareness.
Key risks
Competition, fake-review and content-moderation issues, regulation, customer churn, dependence on online traffic, reputational risk and high growth expectations.
Recent Developments
16 July 2026: Trustpilot said first-half bookings were expected to rise 22% to about $171m, annual recurring revenue 15% to $313m and revenue 23% to around $151m. Enterprise and US growth remain especially strong; full half-year results are due on 15 September 2026 and will provide a key read on profitability and cash generation into 2027.
Dividend notes
Trustpilot does not currently pay an ordinary dividend. Capital returns are being made through share buybacks while cash is also retained to support continued international and product growth.
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