Extract + Draft + Handoff + Post
Four scripts, one pull-queue worker, one approval queue. Extracts every review, drafts 4–5★ replies, routes 1–3★ to a human, posts after your click.
The free plan gives you no read API, no reply API, and a login that expires. This is the browser-automation system I built instead — it extracts every review, drafts replies with AI, routes negatives to a human, and waits for your approval before anything is public.
What's inside
Four scripts, one background worker, one approval queue. Everything you need to reply to every review without paying Trustpilot.
Four scripts, one pull-queue worker, one approval queue. Extracts every review, drafts 4–5★ replies, routes 1–3★ to a human, posts after your click.
AI drafts positives only. Negatives route to CS, never to a model. Nothing posts itself.
No server, no tunnel, no cloud cron. The Mac polls a queue, so if it's asleep the request just waits.
One voice file, and a claims gate so a draft promising something you don't offer never reaches the queue.
Why this exists
Trustpilot gates automation behind the paid plan, which means you're paying a monthly fee to reply to your own customers. Most of the work is mechanical: read a review, draft a reply, post it. That gap — between the free plan and the vendor fee — is exactly the kind of thing automation should close.
The one part that should stay human is the one this system protects: anything below four stars goes to a person, and every single draft waits for an approval before it's public.
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