I’ve been using a site called FakeFind lately to check Amazon reviews, and it’s been surprisingly accurate. You just paste in a product link, and it uses AI to analyze the reviews for things like repetition, vague language, and hijacked listings.
It gives you a Trust Score (1–10), an Adjusted Rating after removing suspicious reviews, and a short summary explaining why. No extension or sign-up needed — works right in the browser and supports other sites like Walmart and eBay too.
It’s already saved me from buying a couple of products that looked great on Amazon but turned out to have pretty questionable reviews.
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It gives you a Trust Score (1–10), an Adjusted Rating after removing suspicious reviews, and a short summary explaining why. No extension or sign-up needed — works right in the browser and supports other sites like Walmart and eBay too.
It’s already saved me from buying a couple of products that looked great on Amazon but turned out to have pretty questionable reviews.