Trustpilot on your landing pages

Cold traffic doesn't know your brand. A Trustpilot TrustBox under the headline or beside the buy button shows your rating straight from your profile, so the proof isn't something you typed yourself.

  • Custom code
  • Landing pages, Quiz funnels

Why connect it

Why Trustpilot and LanderLab

  • Proof from a third party, not from you

    Visitors see your rating and reviews as Trustpilot shows them, with a link to your public profile, which reads as more credible than quotes you picked yourself.

  • Always current, never a stale screenshot

    The widget loads from Trustpilot when the page does, so new reviews and your current score show up without a republish.

  • Placed exactly where visitors hesitate

    Under the headline, next to the phone field, above the checkout: the Custom Code element puts the widget at the spot where doubt costs you the conversion.

  • One script for a whole domain

    If every page on a domain shows Trustpilot, the script can live in the domain's custom code once, and every page published there loads it.

  • Collect reviews after the sale

    Trustpilot's Review Collector widget, part of its Free plan, can sit on your thank-you page and invite buyers to review you while the purchase is fresh.

Trustpilot on your landing pages

Paid social and native traffic arrive skeptical. They've never heard of you, and a row of stars you designed yourself doesn't change that. A rating that loads from Trustpilot, with a link to the public profile behind it, is a lot harder to wave away.

Trustpilot's TrustBox widgets run on a LanderLab page from Trustpilot's own code, placed with the editor's Custom Code element wherever the proof should appear. Because the widget loads from Trustpilot, your score and reviews stay current without anyone editing the page.

TrustBox widgets on landing pages and advertorials

TrustBoxes come in sizes for different spots: a one-line star rating that fits under a headline, a mini widget beside a CTA, a carousel of recent reviews before the order form. On an advertorial, a small rating near the first product mention and a carousel near the offer cover the two moments a reader wonders whether to trust you.

Since the widget is built from Trustpilot's own code, what the visitor sees is what your profile says, with the link to check it.

Social proof next to the form and the checkout

The moment a visitor is asked for a phone number or a card is the moment they reconsider. A TrustBox right beside the form or above the Stripe Checkout element answers the question at the point it comes up, instead of three scrolls earlier.

Review Collector on the thank-you page

Reviews feed the widgets, and the best time to ask for one is right after the sale. Trustpilot's Review Collector widget on the page your checkout or form redirects to invites customers to leave a review on your profile.

Which widgets you can use depends on your Trustpilot plan: the Free plan includes the Review Collector, and the widgets that display your rating and reviews come with paid plans.

Test where the TrustBox earns its place

Not every placement helps. Run a variant with the TrustBox under the headline against one with it beside the CTA, and compare each variant's conversions in LanderLab. Keep the version that converts, not the one that looks busiest.

Use cases

Ways to use Trustpilot on paid traffic

  • 01

    Ecom advertorial to product offer

    A native advertorial for a home product shows a Trustpilot star rating near the first product mention and a review carousel above the offer, so the reader sees outside proof before the price.

  • 02

    Lead gen forms that ask for a phone

    An insurance or solar quote quiz shows a TrustBox on the step that asks for the phone number, the step where visitors most often reconsider.

  • 03

    Post-purchase review collection

    The thank-you page after a Stripe payment carries the Review Collector widget, so new buyers are invited to review you and the number of reviews behind your rating keeps growing.

FAQ

Trustpilot integration FAQ

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Trustpilot and LanderLab

Is it worth adding Trustpilot to my landing pages?

For cold traffic that doesn't know your brand, usually yes. A live rating from a third party answers the trust question near the form or the checkout, and you can A/B test the placement.

Does LanderLab integrate with Trustpilot?

Yes, with Trustpilot's own TrustBox code in a Custom Code element on the page, so there's no plugin to install.

Can I show Trustpilot on every page of my domain?

Yes. Put Trustpilot's script in the domain's custom code and it loads on every page published on that domain; each widget still goes where you want it.

Which Trustpilot widgets can I use?

That depends on your Trustpilot plan. The Free plan includes the Review Collector; widgets that display your rating and reviews need a paid plan.

Why don't I see the widget in the editor?

Code in a Custom Code element doesn't render in the editor. It shows in Preview and on the live page.

Do I need Zapier or an app to show Trustpilot reviews?

No. The TrustBox loads straight from Trustpilot on your page.

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