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When a user needs to look up a company's Trustpilot profile by domain, check TrustScore, verification status, or enrich a lead list with reputation data.
trustpilot.com/review/{domain} and wait for stable loadextract-company-info.py to parse the embedded __NEXT_DATA__ SSR JSON--include-response-metrics for reply behavior and AI-response flagsisCompanyFound=false if domain absentA structured company profile: TrustScore, review counts, categories, verification flags, contact info, and reply metrics — usable for vetting, brand monitoring, and bulk domain enrichment.
Use Cases
A B2B procurement analyst receives a list of 50 supplier domains and must vet their reputation before contracting. They use this skill to batch-enrich each domain with TrustScore, review count, and verification flags. The output helps filter out unverified or low-rated suppliers, reducing due-diligence time from days to minutes and avoiding risky partnerships.
A marketing agency wants to compare a client's TrustScore against three competitors before an outreach campaign. They run the skill per domain to get TrustScore, category, and reply percentage. The data reveals the client lags in review replies, guiding a reputation-improvement plan and supporting competitive positioning in the pitch.
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