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TRUSTPILOT SEES 35% SURGE IN LARGE CLIENTS ON AI SEARCH DEMAND

AI DESK1 MIN READ
TUE, SEP 15, 2026

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Trustpilot's CEO attributes a significant boost in major brand customers to growing demand for improved visibility in AI-powered search results. The platform recorded a 35% increase in large customers during the first half of the year.

Major brands are increasingly prioritizing their presence in artificial intelligence-powered searches, driving expansion for Trustpilot's customer base. Trustpilot Group CEO Adrian Blair cited this shift as the primary factor behind the platform's 35% increase in large customers in the first half. The uptick reflects a broader trend among enterprises recognizing the importance of visibility in AI search rankings and recommendation systems. As AI-powered search tools and recommendation engines become more prevalent, businesses are seeking platforms that can enhance their discoverability. Trustpilot's review-based infrastructure positions it as a resource for brands aiming to improve their presence across these AI systems. The growth underscores how AI adoption is reshaping corporate strategy around digital visibility and customer reputation management.

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