FakeFind: Fake Review Checker for Amazon

See how much you can trust an Amazon product’s reviews, with a Trust Score and the FakeFind Rating right on the product page.

FakeFind tells you how much you can trust an Amazon product’s reviews before you buy, without leaving Amazon. On a product page, press Analyze Reviews. The page reloads and the Trust Score appears beside the product: a score from 1 to 10 for how much you can trust the reviews, with a verdict of Trustworthy, Mixed or Likely manipulated. Under it, the FakeFind Rating shows Amazon’s star rating with the suspicious reviews discounted. Press View Full Analysis to see the whole result on the same page. Pros and Cons show what reviewers praise and complain about, taken from the reviews FakeFind didn’t flag. Trusted Alternatives suggest products in the same category whose reviews hold up. FakeFind checks the reviews for the warning signs fake reviews leave behind, such as review bursts, near-identical wording, reviews about a different product and reviews that disappear between checks. The Trust Score rates the reviews, not the product: a well-made product can have manipulated reviews, and a poor one can have honest ones. FakeFind launched in July 2025 as a free replacement for Fakespot. It’s free and needs no account, and scores aren’t for sale: sellers and brands can’t pay for one. Affiliate links: Pressing Analyze Reviews reloads the Amazon page through FakeFind’s link, which adds FakeFind’s affiliate tag. If you buy through FakeFind’s links, FakeFind may earn a commission. As an Amazon Associate, FakeFind earns from qualifying purchases. Commissions never change a score.