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Reviews for sites, phones, companies & shops

Astrina's reviews are a shared reputation layer: collect 1-5 star reviews on websites, phone numbers, companies, and marketplace shops, with owner replies and moderation.

AstrinaEditorial July 12, 2026 3 min read EN RU UK

Reputation shouldn't be trapped inside one website. Astrina's reviews are a shared, Trustpilot-style reputation layer that lets anyone rate and review many kinds of subjects, all in one place.

One reputation layer for the whole ecosystem

Reviews live on Astrina, not per-site. That means the ratings you collect and read are the same reputation signal across every product in the ecosystem, instead of being scattered and re-invented on each individual site.

Because everything accumulates in one shared layer, a subject's history builds up over time in a single, canonical place that both people and search engines can find.

Review anything: sites, phones, companies & shops

Astrina is multi-subject by design. You can collect and read reviews about a wide range of subject types:

  • Websites
  • Phone numbers
  • Email addresses
  • Physical addresses
  • Companies and organizations
  • Marketplace shops

Anyone can leave a review. Each review is a 1-5 star rating with text, so you get both a quick score and the context behind it.

How reviews stay trustworthy

Open reviews only work if they're kept honest. Every review goes through moderation before it counts, moving through three clear states:

  • Pending — submitted and awaiting review
  • Approved — published and included in the public rating
  • Rejected — not published

Reviews can also be flagged, so problem content can be surfaced and dealt with after the fact. The result is a rating you can trust rather than an unfiltered free-for-all.

Claim your subject and reply

If a subject is yours, you can claim it. Claiming a subject lets you:

  • Reply to reviews directly
  • Get a verified-owner badge on the subject

Claimed businesses can also buy a featured listing, giving established owners a way to stand out once they've verified who they are.

Public pages that accumulate and get indexed

Every subject gets a public review page. These pages show the aggregate star rating and the total review count, so visitors see the overall verdict at a glance. Pages live at a predictable path:

/reviews/{type}/{key}/

Here {type} is the subject type and {key} identifies the specific subject. Because these pages accumulate reviews over time and get indexed for SEO, the reputation you build stays discoverable long after each review is posted.

Built into the Admister marketplace

Reviews aren't a standalone island. Shops on the Admister marketplace get their reviews through Astrina, which means:

  • Native star ratings show up right on the storefront
  • A deep link takes shoppers to the full Astrina reviews page for that shop

Shoppers get the trust signal where they're already browsing, while the underlying reviews stay part of the same shared reputation layer as everything else.

How to get started

You don't need to set anything up to start using reviews:

  1. Open the public page for the subject you care about at /reviews/{type}/{key}/, using its type and key.
  2. Leave a 1-5 star review with text. It enters moderation as pending and appears once it's approved.
  3. Read the aggregate star rating and review count to gauge a website, phone number, email address, address, company, or shop.
  4. See something off? Flag the review so it can be checked.

If the subject is yours, claim it to reply to reviews and earn your verified-owner badge — and, for businesses, add a featured listing.

One place to rate them all: whether it's a site, a phone number, a company, or a marketplace shop, Astrina keeps reputation shared, moderated, and easy to find.

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