Okay Software, Predatory Pricing
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use Trustpilot to collect reviews on our website, leveraging their automated review sending tools to request reviews for customers who were confirmed to had placed ecommerce orders.
We also utilize their Product Q&A and Product Review widgets on our ecommerce store - enabling customers to gain more insight and information whilst browsing product listings.
Pros
- Automated Review Requests
- Facilitating Product Q&A
- Ease of Review Management
Cons
- Customer Communication
- Agreement Terms, Contracts
- Price Transparency
Likelihood to Recommend
Unfortunately, Trustpilot's disingenuous pricing habits and communication methods are the reason we ultimately ended our 3 year relationship with the company. In 2023, we signed a 1 year agreement for their basic plan (product reviews, Q&A, etc) at $3,800/year... Fair enough. In 2024, the price jumps to $5,040/year... Okay, steep - but we're still seeing good use of the tools, sort of justified? For 2025 it skyrockets to $8,976/year (+78% from prior)... But, after a month of haggling and threats to cancel, they 'graciously' drop it to $7,569/year. Now for 2026, Trustpilot is demanding $9,576/year for the EXACT SAME PLAN. That's a 152% increase since we started, with zero added value.
