Glossary · Compliance
Review gating
- Also called
- Trustpilot review gating
- selective review invitations
- review suppression
What it means
In a prop firm, the temptation is obvious: invite funded traders who just received a payout to review on Trustpilot, and do not invite traders who breached. Trustpilot's guidelines prohibit selectively inviting reviewers in this way, and platforms can flag or penalize profiles that do it.
Consumer law also reaches review practices. The US FTC's rule on consumer reviews and testimonials, in force since October 2024, targets fake and suppressed reviews, and the UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 brought rules on fake and misleading reviews into force in 2025.
The compliant approach is to invite all customers at a consistent point in the journey, respond to negative reviews, and never offer incentives conditional on a positive rating.
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