The pricing – at the top end of its indicative price range – meant it raised £473 million through the sale of around 161 million shares by existing shareholders and new shares being issued.

Trustpilot said it has London in its sights for a flotation, which will raise around 50 million US dollars (£36 million) to help fund growth.

The company, which allows customers to leave reviews on businesses, will have around quarter of its shares in circulation after the float.