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title: "How to scrape Reviews.io reviews"
description: "Reviews.io's API is for merchants' own data, not competitors. Here are the routes that work, plus turning a brand's reviews into ad angles in about 60 seconds."
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# How to scrape Reviews.io reviews

By Daniel, founder of Adlicio

Reviews.io's API is for merchants' own data, not competitors. Here are the routes that work, plus turning a brand's reviews into ad angles in about 60 seconds.

Reviews.io is a merchant review platform, UK-heavy, that sits behind a lot of DTC storefronts collecting verified company and product reviews. It offers an API, but that API serves **the merchant their own review data**; it is not a research feed for pulling a competitor's reviews. The good news is that a brand's company page and its reviews are public, so you can read them without any account.

It is worth reading because company-level reviews carry a different signal than product marketplaces. Instead of product specifics, they lean on **service, delivery, and trust**, does it arrive, is it as pictured, would I order again, which is exactly the reassurance a DTC ad needs to disarm. Here are the realistic routes, ending with turning a brand's reviews into ranked angles in about 60 seconds.

## Manual collection: fine for a skim, slow for the pattern

Open a brand's public Reviews.io profile, scroll, and copy the useful reviews. It works for a quick read. It does not scale: the reviews paginate, company and product reviews mix together, and the trust and delivery language you want is spread across pages you will not sit through. You skim the first screen and miss the **recurring theme**.

## The API serves merchants, not researchers

Reviews.io's API is built for the merchant collecting reviews on their own store, authenticated to that account. There is **no clean public endpoint** that hands you a competitor's reviews for research. Developers can scrape the public profile page directly, which works until the markup changes or the traffic gets rate-limited, the standard upkeep cost of maintaining your own scraper.

## The paste-a-URL route

Adlicio reads the reviews on any public Reviews.io profile through your own browser session, the company and product reviews any visitor sees, with no API key and no code. Paste the profile URL and it returns the reviews in **about 60 seconds**.

Then it ranks them. The reviews cluster into angles: the trust and consistency buyers credit the brand with, the delivery and expectation complaints to answer, and the **repeat-buyer proof** to lead with, each with the verbatim Reviews.io quotes behind it. The raw reviews stay exportable.

## How to do it with Adlicio

1. **Pick the DTC brands you compete with** - Your own profile, the competitor you lose sales to, and a category leader. Their company and product reviews hold the trust language and the complaints you can position against.
2. **Paste each profile URL into Adlicio** - Any public Reviews.io profile. The scrape reads the company and product reviews through your browser session in about 60 seconds.
3. **Mine the angles, keep the quotes** - Work from the ranked clusters. The repeat-buyer line becomes your hook, the delivery complaint becomes the objection you answer, and the verbatim quote becomes your proof.

## FAQ

### Can I use the Reviews.io API to get a competitor's reviews?

No. The Reviews.io API is scoped to the merchant collecting reviews on their own store, not to pulling a rival's data. Adlicio reads the public profile page instead, the same company and product reviews any visitor sees.

### What kind of language do Reviews.io reviews carry?

Because many are company-level, they lean on service, delivery, and trust rather than product specifics. That makes the ranked angles strong for the reassurance and repeat-buyer proof a DTC ad needs.

### Does it separate company reviews from product reviews?

Reviews.io splits product-level reviews from company reviews on the profile, so a scrape captures both and the ranked angles keep the product praise and the service complaints distinct.

### Can I export Reviews.io reviews to a CSV?

Yes. Every scrape lands in your history with a CSV export, so the raw reviews sit alongside the ranked angles for filtering.

## Links

- This guide: https://tryadlicio.com/scrapers/guides/how-to-scrape-reviews-io
- Scraper: https://tryadlicio.com/scrapers/reviews-io-scraper
- Pricing: https://tryadlicio.com/pricing
- Start free: https://tryadlicio.com/signup