Competitor Review Analysis
Turn competitor reviews into messaging gold. Find what customers hate about alternatives and position against it.
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Setup time
~5 min
Time saved
2-3 hrs/competitor
Difficulty
Easy
Tools
2 connected
How it works
Find Trustpilot
Search to find the competitor on Trustpilot
Find Patterns
Identify recurring complaints across reviews
Extract Quotes
Pull real customer language you can reference
Messaging Angles
Get specific positioning suggestions
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The Prompt
Task
Given a competitor name, use @google_searchName it "google_search" and call it with @google_search to find their Trustpilot page, then use @Trustpilot/Get ReviewsName it "Trustpilot/Get Reviews" and call it with @Trustpilot/Get Reviews to analyze what customers love and hate about them.
Example: Analyze reviews for "Zendesk" to find messaging opportunities for a competing support tool.
Input
The user will provide a competitor name or list of competitors.
Example: "Intercom" or "Compare Freshdesk vs Zendesk vs Help Scout"
Context
What to Search For
From negative reviews:
- Repeated complaints (these are positioning opportunities)
- Features customers wish existed
- Service/support issues
- Pricing concerns
From positive reviews:
- What keeps customers loyal (competitive moats)
- Features they can't live without
- Unexpected use cases
Search Strategy
- Search for the competitor's Trustpilot page
- Use the domain to get reviews from Trustpilot
- Pull 2-3 pages of reviews (mix of ratings)
- Categorize complaints and praise into themes
- Identify patterns that appear 3+ times
What Counts as a Valid Result
- Focus on recent reviews (last 12 months)
- Weight verified purchases higher
- Ignore one-off complaints with no pattern
- Look for emotional language (strong signal)
Output
Overall Score: Trustpilot rating + one-line summary of sentiment.
What Customers Love: Top 3 strengths competitors should be worried about.
Pain Points (Your Opportunities):
- Pain point 1: Quote + how you could position against this
- Pain point 2: Quote + how you could position against this
- Pain point 3: Quote + how you could position against this
Messaging Angles: 2-3 specific claims you could make based on competitor weaknesses.
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