Trustindex Pricing in 2026: $65 to $349 a Year, and What the Free Package Leaves Out

Trustindex’s price, short answer

Trustindex sells three yearly plans: Single at $65 a year (about $5.42 a month) for one business, Pro at $125 a year (about $10.42 a month) for five, and Ultimate at $349 a year (about $29.08 a month) for unlimited businesses (trustindex.io/prices, checked September 29, 2026). Every plan includes unlimited websites, widgets, views and reviews from 133 review platforms. There is also a free package you can use forever, a 7-day trial of the paid features with no card, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Automatic AI replies are an add-on at $29 per source per year.

For a business that has to run its Google reviews — ask every customer, answer every review, catch the bad ones — rather than only display them, ReputeMap is the better pick than Trustindex. A 1–3★ alert reaches you by email, Telegram or WhatsApp, and the alert email carries a reply draft you can publish without logging in. Review requests go to every customer, with no negative-review filter to switch on. And the widget comes with Starter at $29 a month for 5 locations. For a review widget alone, Trustindex costs less.

Full disclosure: this page is written by ReputeMap. We make review management software with a built-in Google-review widget, so we compete with Trustindex only at the edge — and for a widget alone, Trustindex costs less than we do. The recommendation above is ours; the facts below are from Trustindex’s own prices page.

Trustindex plans, as published

The plan cards count businesses as “companies”:

Plan	Price	Businesses
Free	$0, forever	—
Single	$65 a year (~$5.42/mo)	1
Pro (“most popular”)	$125 a year (~$10.42/mo)	5
Ultimate	$349 a year (~$29.08/mo)	Unlimited

Included: Single, Pro and Ultimate list the same features — unlimited websites, widgets, views and reviews; 133 review platforms; AI-translated reviews; automatic review updates; priority support. The free package has a reduced feature set (see below).

Add-ons: Automatic AI Reply, which writes and uploads replies automatically on Google, Facebook and Trustindex, is $29 per source per year. Google Business SEO Analysis is $29 per source per year. The Google Review Strategy Program, with a personal customer success manager, is $299.

Billing: yearly, renewing automatically; cancel in your account settings. Upgrading is free, with the subscription period adjusted for the difference.

Refunds: within 30 days of purchase.

Trustindex free package vs paid

The prices page compares a free package with the paid one feature by feature. What it marks as paid only:

• the full set of 36 widget layouts and 25 pre-designed styles
• automatic review updates and the daily widget refresh
• review photos, the photo gallery and AI review summaries
• rich snippets, lazy and delayed loading
• the negative-reviews filter and manual review selection
• the Trustindex verification badge and Top Rated badge
• AI review translation, and NFC tap-to-review cards

What stays free: pulling reviews from all 133 platforms, the widget generator and customisation, review certificates and trustmarks, manual AI-drafted replies, email notifications, statistics, review-collecting email campaigns, the QR code generator and a review summary page.

If you use the free package, the key line is automatic updates: without them, new reviews won’t flow into the widget on their own.

What Trustindex costs for your businesses

Trustindex prices by business, not by website or page view, which makes it very cheap at volume. The cheapest plan for each count, per year:

Businesses	Plan	Total	Per business
1	Single	$65	$65
2–5	Pro	$125	$25–$62.50
6 or more	Ultimate	$349	Falls with every business you add

Add the automatic AI replies and the bill grows by $29 per source per year; ask how sources are counted if you manage several profiles.

Two Trustindex settings to check before you rely on it

Stars in search. Trustindex lists rich snippets among its paid features. Google’s review snippet guidelines say that when a business controls the reviews about itself, its pages using LocalBusiness or Organization markup are “ineligible for star review feature” — and they name reviews shown “through an embedded third-party widget” as an example. For a local business showing its own Google reviews, the widget is a trust signal on the page, not a way to get stars in Google.

Filtering and collecting. The paid package includes a negative-reviews filter for widgets, and it adds a paid-only feature called “Intelligent review collecting (negative reviews filter)” to Trustindex’s Google review collecting, listed separately from the email campaigns and integrations that the free package also includes. On display, the FTC’s consumer-reviews rule bans implying that the reviews in your site’s review section are all or most of the reviews submitted when negatives are suppressed by rating. Its Q&A adds that picking positive reviews for marketing isn’t covered by that ban but could still be deceptive under Section 5 of the FTC Act if they aren’t representative, so label a curated widget as highlights. And for asking, Google’s policy prohibits merchants from selectively soliciting positive reviews; the FTC has said review gating can violate the FTC Act. If you collect reviews through any tool, make sure every customer gets the Google link.

Where ReputeMap does more than Trustindex

ReputeMap is not a cheaper widget. Its Google-review widget — six layouts (list, carousel, grid, wall, badge, floating), light or dark — is included from Starter, $29 a month for 5 locations, as the last step of a review routine:

What you want	Trustindex	ReputeMap
A review widget, nothing else	From $65 a year	Not the cheap option: the widget comes with Starter, $29 a month
Reviews from Facebook, Tripadvisor and others	133 platforms	Google only
Hide low-star reviews in the widget	Negative-reviews filter (paid)	Not offered: the widget shows your newest reviews and the true average
Replies	Manual AI replies free; automatic AI replies $29 per source per year	AI reply drafts you approve; opt-in Auto-reply for new 4–5★ reviews included on paid plans
Review requests	Email campaigns (free); the paid package adds a negative-reviews filter to Google collecting	Email and QR code requests to every customer, no gating
Alerts and reporting	Email notifications and statistics	Low-star alerts by email, Telegram or WhatsApp; monthly PDF reports
Publish a reply from the alert email (no login)	Not stated	Yes, with “Review & publish reply →”

What that adds up to:

• The bad review comes with its answer. The 1–3★ alert email quotes the AI reply draft; “Review & publish reply →” in the email is a personal, single-use, 7-day link that publishes without logging in, and in a Telegram private chat ”✅ Publish draft” posts it in one tap.
• Replies in the reviewer’s language. Drafts are written in the language the review was written in, and on paid plans the opt-in Auto-reply posts them to new 4–5★ reviews once you switch it on, with no per-source add-on.
• Asking that never filters. Email and QR code requests go to every customer with the Google link, so there is no gating setting to audit.
• One inbox for every location, with a multi-location dashboard and response-time SLA from Growth and white-label PDF reports from Pro.
• API and MCP server on every plan, Solo included.

If the widget is the last step of a Google review routine you also need to run, compare ReputeMap’s plans: the widget is included from Starter. For how it embeds, see the Google review widget page.

Who should stay with Trustindex

• You want reviews on your site and nothing else: from $65 a year, Trustindex is the better buy, and ReputeMap’s widget isn’t on its $19 Solo plan and keeps a small “by ReputeMap” link.
• You show reviews from many platforms, or put widgets on many client sites: $349 a year covers unlimited businesses.

For the whole widget field, see our best Google review widgets comparison and the view-metered alternative’s pricing. If you also need the reviews answered and more of them coming in, start a 14-day free trial of ReputeMap: card required, cancel anytime, about 3 minutes to connect your first location.

Sources (last checked September 29, 2026)

• Trustindex prices page (trustindex.io/prices): plan cards, the free-vs-paid feature table, add-ons and FAQ.
• Google Search Central, review snippet guidelines: self-serving reviews and embedded widgets.
• FTC, Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule: Questions and Answers: review suppression on your own site, and selective positive reviews in marketing.
• 16 CFR 465.7, review suppression: the rule text.
• Google’s Maps user-contributed content policy: selectively soliciting positive reviews.
• ReputeMap pricing (reputemap.com/#pricing): ReputeMap’s own plans.

ReputeMap is independent and not affiliated with Trustindex or Google.