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Nobody installs a review widget on a site that does not sell something. Trustspot is recorded here under Reviews, a coarse label for what the product actually does on a page, and the practical meaning of a match is narrower and more useful than the label suggests. The domain has customers, it collects feedback from them after a purchase, and somebody decided displayed ratings were worth paying for.

As of October 2026 Trustspot appears on 50 sites. Our record names RaveCapture as the company behind it and gives 2013 as the earliest year we hold, on a Proprietary basis, and delivery is ordinary JavaScript loaded in the visitor's browser, which is what makes outside detection possible at all. The address we hold for the product now serves a site trading as RaveCapture, so the entry is best read as the fingerprint of one review widget rather than as a statement about which brand operates it today.

The weakness of that method is specific and worth stating before anyone builds on the number. Review widgets live on product pages, and sometimes only on product pages that already have a review to show. A crawl that sees a home page and a few category pages can miss the script completely. Our count is a lower bound, the sites we do record lean towards merchants who put ratings on prominent pages, and absence from the list is weak evidence while presence is strong evidence.

What presence implies is a working post purchase process. A merchant collecting verified feedback has order records, a messaging channel to buyers and enough volume for review requests to be worth automating. Review tooling also sits shallow in the stack. The widget is a script, the reviews themselves are portable, and switching costs are low, so this population turns over faster than the storefront platforms underneath it. A list captured at one moment is a snapshot of a market segment in motion rather than a stable customer roster, which is an argument for working from refreshed extracts rather than from a figure quoted once.

For a researcher the extract answers questions a lookup cannot approach. Competing review vendors treat it as a displacement target and can size the opportunity before writing a single email. Agencies use it to measure how deeply review tooling has spread through a retail segment. Anyone assembling a sample of genuinely transactional sites, as opposed to brochure sites that happen to mention products, can use a review widget as one of the cleaner filters available from outside, because the subscription only earns its cost where real orders exist. Checking one domain confirms one merchant. The population is where the useful pattern lives.