Review Radar for Amazon

Review Radar for Amazon is a free tool that helps shoppers spot and steer clear of fake reviews before they buy something. It works as an extension for web browsers like Chrome and Firefox. This tool can check for fake reviews on Amazon in any country.

Benefits

Review Radar uses artificial intelligence to look at how reviews are written and when they are posted. It can then flag reviews that seem suspicious, were paid for, or are not genuine. It gives products an Adjusted Star Rating that takes into account suspicious reviews and newer ones. You also see Trust Score Indicators, which are simple color badges that show if reviews are likely real, have mixed signals, or look suspicious. If you want to know why a review was flagged, you can hover over the indicator for a quick explanation. The AI gets better at finding fake reviews the more it analyzes them. The company also states that Review Radar respects your privacy and does not track your activity or collect your data.

Use Cases

This tool is useful for detecting many kinds of problematic reviews. It can identify reviews for products that were given away for free or at a discount. It also spots reviews that might be part of fake campaigns from review farms. Generic praise, reviews posted too quickly, purchases that weren't verified, and unusual reviewer histories can also be flagged.

Pricing

Review Radar for Amazon has a free version that allows for 100 review scans each month, which is good for people who shop online occasionally. For more frequent use, there's a Pro plan for15 per year, offering 1,000 scans per month. The Power User plan costs45 per year and provides unlimited scans. Both paid plans include priority customer support. The company chose a subscription model to ensure their focus is on providing accurate analysis rather than pushing sales.

Vibes

Review Radar for Amazon supports over 20 Amazon marketplaces around the world. It is currently available for desktop browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, and Opera. The company is also looking into support for mobile browsers. Review Radar for Amazon was created to offer a solution after Fakespot, a similar service, closed down. It provides more detailed analysis for each review and works across more Amazon marketplaces.

Additional Information

Besides checking reviews, the company also offers another browser extension for saving and organizing specific moments in long videos.