Listram reads every public Trustpilot review of your store and your closest competitors. Public data only. You get one page a month: what is breaking, where your rivals are weak, and what to fix first.
Examples of automotive retailers we could start analyzing today, using only their public reviews:
None of them are clients. Their Trustpilot pages are public, and public is all we need to build your benchmark.
The problem
You are not ignoring your customers. You are drowning in them. And the star rating everyone watches instead hides all of it.
A support queue breaks in week one. It reaches your monthly report five weeks later, after the damage is priced in.
Service can be your most praised theme and your top complaint in the same month. A 4.1 average shows neither.
Their customers publish exactly where they bleed: returns, fitment, silence. That is free positioning nobody collects.
Every claim in it is dated, written by a paying customer, and public. Treated as noise, it costs you quietly. Read properly, it is the cheapest market intelligence you can get.
From the public record, last 30 days · illustrative
"Part arrived fast but the wrong caliper and the refund took three weeks of chasing."
Verified buyer · 12 March
"Phone queue, chat bot, email silence. Nobody answers since the start of the month."
Verified buyer · 28 March
"Ordered from [rival] after this. Honestly, their delivery was next day."
Verified buyer · 2 April
How it works
Every public review of your brand and the brands you compete with, classified against one fixed taxonomy and tracked month to month.
Every public review of your brand plus 3 to 5 competitors you pick. Weekly, with full history backfilled.
any language · deduplicated
Each review tagged against one fixed taxonomy: delivery, fitment, returns, support, workshop and more.
1-5 themes per review · sentiment
Every theme trended month over month, for you and your competitors. New themes and spikes get flagged.
trend · polarization · anomalies
One page a month. Top shifts, direction, the customer quotes behind each claim, and who owns the fix.
no dashboard · no login
TOP COMPLAINT THEMES (mentions · vs Feb · one scale for all bars)
TOP STRENGTHS
EVIDENCE
Suggested owner: Head of Customer Service · Rival gap: support complaints 2.4x yours at Rival B
What lands on your desk
The plan
A name and a work email. We find your public Trustpilot reviews ourselves, no links or access needed.
One real page built from your own recent reviews. Free. It either earns the next conversation or it does not.
We backfill your history, add your competitors, and the brief arrives every month from then on.
Pricing
The fork in the road
Questions we get
Publicly available reviews only. We analyze what any of your customers can already read. We are an independent analytics service, not affiliated with or endorsed by Trustpilot.
No. No integration, no logins, no data from your side. A work email is the entire onboarding: we find your public reviews ourselves.
You pick 3 to 5. We apply the same taxonomy to their public reviews, so the comparison is apples to apples, month after month.
A dashboard shows you charts and leaves the reading to you. We deliver the conclusion instead: what shifted, why, the customer quotes behind it, and who should own the fix. You read one page a month, not another tool.
The workflow was built and proven in automotive retail, and adjacent categories fit naturally: tyres, accessories, workshops, recommerce. If your customers write reviews, it works. Ask and we will tell you honestly.
A name, a work email, a couple of lines. We reply personally, usually within a day, and figure out the rest with you over email.