What you get#
Onekey exposes Trustpilot as 2 endpoints behind one API key: 1 endpoint return one record (data is an object) and 1 endpoint return a list (data is an array). Every answer uses the same envelope (success, data, metadata, error), the cost is reported in metadata.credits_charged, and fields are mapped onto the unified schema so the code you write for Trustpilot also works for the rest of the travel, local & reviews category.
Endpoints#
| Endpoint | What it does | Parameters | Credits | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
business | Trustpilot business page metadata by domain. | domain* | 5 | beta needs a pack |
reviews | Trustpilot reviews page of a business (links only). | domain*, page | 5 | beta needs a pack |
A * marks a required parameter. Each endpoint name links to its reference page with the full parameter table, caching window and a recorded response.
Make a request#
This calls trustpilot.business (5 credits, beta). Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your key; sign up, no card. 1,000 free credits cover the open-platform endpoints. Hard-to-reach platforms (X, TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, and others marked on their page) need a verified email and a purchased pack.
curl "https://api.onekey.dev/v1/trustpilot/business?domain=amazon.com" \
-H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY"Fields you get back#
These unified fields come back from Trustpilot, with the same names as on every other platform. The count is how many of its 2 mapped endpoints return the field; a field the source lacks is null, never missing. 1 platform-specific field (ext.<name>) come on top, documented on each endpoint page.
| Field | Type | Endpoints |
|---|---|---|
entity.name | string | 2 |
entity.url | URL | 2 |
entity.description | string | 1 |
media.thumbnailUrl | URL | 1 |
The full schema is in Unified schema.
Pricing#
Every Trustpilot endpoint costs 5 credits per call. Free when served from cache (0.2 credit for a cached response over 100 KB). Invalid, failed or not-found calls are not charged. See pricing for credit packs.