Review Aggregator - Trustpilot and App Store in One Schema
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Review Aggregator - Trustpilot and App Store in One Schema
Every review for a business or app in one schema, newest first: rating, text, author, date, and whether the owner replied, across Trustpilot and the Apple App Store.
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from $5.00 / 1,000 results
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Review Aggregator — Trustpilot and App Store in One Schema
Every review for a business or app in one schema, newest first — rating, text, author, date, and whether the owner replied — across Trustpilot and the Apple App Store.
The merge is the product. A business's reputation is split across a review site and the app stores, and every incumbent covers exactly one platform: the biggest Trustpilot actor returns Trustpilot only, the biggest app-store actor returns app stores only. Nobody returns both.
What you get
Default dataset — one row per review
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
id | trustpilot:<domain>:<id> or apple:<appId>:<id> |
platform | trustpilot or apple |
subject | The domain or app |
rating | 1–5 |
title, body, author | As published |
publishedAt | ISO timestamp |
ownerReplied | true / false on Trustpilot; null on Apple, which carries no reply field |
version | iOS version, Apple only |
url, scrapedAt | Link and read time |
Dataset reputation — one row per subject
reviews, negative, positive, averageRating, ownerReplied, answerableReviews,
unanswered, and unansweredNegative — the count of one-and-two-star reviews nobody answered.
Sample output
apple:WhatsApp Messenger — 100 reviewstrustpilot:www.amazon.com — 15 reviews, 0 replied75 reviews across 2 subject(s); 0 problem(s)
Default input
Runs with no editing: www.amazon.com on Trustpilot and WhatsApp Messenger on the App Store.
Limitations — read before buying
- Trustpilot needs a browser, so this Actor runs on the Playwright image and is slower than a plain-HTTP scraper. That is unavoidable: a plain request returns HTTP 403 and the review cards only exist after JavaScript runs.
- Apple's public feed carries no developer reply, so
ownerRepliedisnullthere and Apple reviews are excluded fromunansweredrather than being counted as ignored customers. The summary reportsanswerableReviewsso you can see the denominator. - Not included: Google Maps and Google Play are JavaScript applications whose reviews come from signed internal calls; Yelp returns 403 even to a browser session, Facebook Pages and the Meta Ad Library return 403. They are absent, not approximated.
unansweredNegativeis a reply signal, not satisfaction. A business may answer every review politely and still be terrible.- One review per card; Trustpilot shows a page at a time, so deep history needs repeated runs.
Pricing
Pay per result.