Check how trustworthy a product's reviews look

Paste an Amazon product link. We analyse the review set and return a 0–100 Review Trust Score, the statistics behind it, and the themes reviewers keep raising. We do not verify product quality, and we do not label individual reviews as fake.

Fakespot shut down in July 2025. This one is still free, and still needs no account.

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Amazon only, for now

Six Amazon marketplaces. Other retailers are on the roadmap — we would rather do one properly than four badly.

Review evidence, not product quality

We read what reviewers wrote and how the ratings are spread. Safety, durability and delivery are out of scope.

This is what you get

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Review trust score

75/ 100

Grade B

187 of 212 written reviews analysed · 304 ratings · amazon.fr

Evidence confidence: Medium

What the signals show

9 of the 187 reviews we read (5%) matched two or more manipulation signals. Our median for this category is 12%.

What reviewers keep raising

Heat build-up: 41 mentions, 71% negative — a topic Amazon's own summary does not name.

Important. This score reads the review evidence. It is not a judgement of the product, and a clean score is not a recommendation.

How it works

Paste the link

Any Amazon product URL. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

We read the reviews

We collect the reviews Amazon shows, screen for near-duplicates, and score five signals against category baselines.

You get the evidence

A score, the statistic behind each signal, quoted excerpts, and a plain statement of what the analysis cannot show.

What this can and cannot tell you

The second column is not a disclaimer. It is the reason the first column is worth anything.

It can

Measure how far a review set departs from normal patterns in wording, timing and rating spread.

Show the statistic behind every number, so you can disagree with it.

Surface complaints concentrated in one topic — including topics the platform's own summary leaves out.

Say plainly when there is not enough evidence to judge.

It cannot

Prove that any individual review is fake. No tool can, and we do not claim to.

Verify product quality, safety, durability, sizing or delivery.

Detect a single reviewer who was paid or refunded, when they wrote an otherwise ordinary review.

See reviews the platform has already removed, or listings whose history was reset.

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Recently analyzed review reports

These grades describe the review evidence available — not product quality or safety.

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Would you have called this one fake?

One review, pulled from a real listing. Take a guess before you read on.

5★ · verified purchase · amazon.com

“AMAZING!!! Best purchase this year, cannot recommend enough!!! Got it Tuesday, wore it Wednesday for a 12-hour shift, zero blisters.”

Questions people ask

Fakespot and ReviewMeta have shut down — what can I use instead?

Mozilla discontinued Fakespot in 2025; ReviewMeta stopped earlier. ReviewDetector is still running, still free, and still needs no account — which is why most people searching for a Fakespot alternative end up here.

How many reviews does a product need?

We can analyse small review sets, but at least 20 reviews are required for a full Trust Score and a letter grade. Listings with 5–19 reviews are published as "Not Enough Evidence", with the reviews and the underlying figures still shown. Below 5, we do not score at all.

Does the affiliate link change the score?

No. The commission is identical whatever grade we publish, including the grades that tell you not to buy. Reports graded D and E carry the same link as reports graded A.