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Work out what it takes to raise your TrustScore.

See how many 5-star reviews you need to move your Trustpilot average into the next band, from Average to Great to Excellent.

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Target rating

5-star reviews needed
46

to show 4.3 stars

Trustpilot shows one decimal place, so you need a true average of 4.25 or more.

True average now
3.60
Shown now
3.6 · Average
Average after
4.26
Total reviews after
98

What if you add…

  • +5 five-star3.7 · Average
  • +10 five-star3.8 · Great
  • +20 five-star4.0 · Great
  • +50 five-star4.3 · Great
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Formula: (current average × reviews + 5 × new reviews) ÷ total reviews. Trustpilot also weights recent reviews, so your live TrustScore may differ slightly.

How TrustScore works

Recency counts as much as the stars.

Trustpilot’s TrustScore gives more weight to recent reviews, so a steady flow lifts your score faster than a single burst.

01

Know the bands

Trustpilot labels scores from Bad to Excellent. Crossing into Great (3.8) or Excellent (4.3) changes the colour and label shoppers see.

02

Keep reviews coming

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03

Invite every customer

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FAQ

Trustpilot score calculator questions, answered.

No. Trustpilot also weights recent reviews more heavily and, for newer profiles, blends in a starting baseline. This calculator works on your star average, so treat it as a close guide.

Roughly: 4.3 and above is Excellent, 3.8 to 4.2 is Great, 2.8 to 3.7 is Average, 1.8 to 2.7 is Poor and below that is Bad.

New reviews usually show within a day or so, and your TrustScore updates as they’re counted.

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