Key takeaways
- Public cards in 2026 start near $20 per location per month, then run up to custom enterprise quotes.
- Local listings management keeps one approved NAP record accurate across Google, Apple, Bing, and directories. This URL prices that work.
- Agencies comparing white-label listing management software should use the sister roundup. This page is cost per location.
- Solo, Track, Lite, and Base often exclude white-label, directory sync, or listing management itself. Model the SKU that actually syncs listings.
- Extra-location math breaks quotes. A cheap per-location price looks fine at 8 locations and expensive at 80 if a rival band already includes them.
- Directory count is a vanity metric. It does not tell you which publishers update, which create duplicates, or which listings you still own after churn.
- White-label starts on different SKUs. Synup publishes it on Premium and above. Vendasta puts a portal on Professional.
- Franchises buy permissions and a per location rate they can roll to 2,000 locations. Agencies buy margin, a client-facing view, and a clean exit.
For definitions of business listing management as a synonym for local listings management, start with the practical guide.
How much does local listings management cost in 2026?
Local listings management in 2026 costs about $20 per location per month on the cheapest public card, or a custom quote at enterprise. BrightLocal, Moz Local, and Synup publish prices. Yext, Uberall, SOCi, Chatmeter, and Birdeye do not. Judge cost on four tests: published price, extra-location math, ownership after cancel, and whether reporting sits in the same SKU.
BrightLocal overtakes on the cheapest public small-book sync and SEO bands, if you buy Manage rather than Track.
Moz Local overtakes as the lowest published per-location directory subscription in the US, the UK, and Canada.
The table scores 12 platforms on four cost tests: Fit, Fee for more locations, Ownership after cancel, and Reporting.
Rank on this page means public documentation passed, not best software.
| Rank | Platform | Best fit | Fit | Fee for more locations | Ownership after cancel | Reporting | Starting price | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Synup | Layered published listings platform for 1 to 50 locations | Yes. Full public bands. | Yes. Extra locations inside the band cost nothing until the cap. Then Enterprise. | Partly. Monthly, or annual at 20% off. Cancel at period end on monthly. Revert not documented. | Yes. Every plan includes every feature, including reporting. | Solo $49/mo ($39 billed annually) for 1 location, no white-label. White-label starts at Premium $299/mo ($239 billed annually) up to 10. Per synup.com/pricing. | Solo excludes white-label. Scale caps at 50. Agent work uses credits. |
| 2 | BrightLocal | Cheapest public small-book sync and SEO bands | Yes on Manage and Grow. No on Track for listings sync. | Partly. Public bands through 71-80. 100+ custom. | Yes on Citation Builder (one-time, zero recurring). Platform is monthly or annual. | Partly. Reports live on the platform. Track is reports without listings sync. | Manage $54/mo for 1 location. Track $41 excludes listings sync. Per brightlocal.com/pricing. | Track is not listings sync. Not a 2,000-location listings platform. |
| 3 | Moz Local | Lowest published per-location directory subscription | Yes. Per location. | No. Linear until 50, then sales. | Partly. Monthly or yearly. Revert not documented. | Partly. Reporting suite sits on Elite. | Lite $20/mo or $16/mo yearly ($199/yr). Per moz.com/products/local/pricing. | One subscription per location. Country set is US, UK, Canada. |
| 4 | Semrush Local | Listing management inside an existing Semrush stack | Yes on Pro. No on Base. | No. Linear $60/loc until Business custom. | Not documented as a revert rule on the local card. | Partly. Listing management is on Pro. White-label reports are $20 extra. | Pro $60/loc/mo (billed annually on the live card). Base $30 has no listing management. Per semrush.com/pricing/local. | Base is not a listings SKU. Extra users are $20/mo. |
| 5 | Reputation | Reputation-first brands that still need listings on Core | Partly. Published price on the page. Form to start. | No. Linear $80/loc until 125+ custom. | Not documented on the pricing page. | Partly. Listings ride on a reviews SKU. | Rep Core $80/loc/mo. Per reputation.com/pricing. | No self-serve checkout. Steep if you only need directory sync. |
| 6 | Whitespark | One-time owned citations plus a $1/mo local platform | Yes. Public one-time range plus $1/mo/loc. | Partly. Per location. Not always-on enterprise sync. | Yes on the service. One-time fee. No listings SaaS lock-in. | Partly. A service report, not an always-on listings dashboard. | Local Platform $1/mo/loc. Listings Service $20 to $999 one-time. Per whitespark.ca/pricing. | Not always-on listing management software. Reputation Builder is a different product. |
| 7 | Vendasta | Reseller marketplace, not a listings platform | No for listings. Yes for platform mins. | Partly. Platform scales. Listing Sync dollars unpublished. | Mixed. Starter monthly. Professional and Premium, 1-year contract. | Snapshots $2. Listings proof unpublished. | $0 subscription + monthly minimum ($99 / $499 / $999). Per vendasta.com/pricing. | Listing Sync has no public per-location published price. |
| 8 | Yext | Enterprise Knowledge Graph | No. Custom annual quote. | Yes. Built for thousands of locations. Unit rate unpublished. | Yes on revert language. Annual billing. | Not split on a public reporting SKU. | Custom quote. Per yext.com/knowledge-center/yext-faq. | No published price. Heavy for a 20-location local SEO book. |
| 9 | Uberall | International retail listings suite | No. Request pricing. | Yes as an enterprise suite. Extra-location dollars unpublished. | Not documented on the pricing page. | Not documented as a public reporting SKU split. | Custom quote. Named plans on uberall.com/en-us/pricing. | No public per-location rate. Modules stack above Show up. |
| 10 | Chatmeter | Custom per-location reputation plus listings | No. Proposal. | Partly. Priced per location, unlimited users. Rate unpublished. | Not documented on the pricing page. | Not documented on the pricing page. | Custom quote. Per chatmeter.com/pricing. | No published price. Cannot budget a listings line today. |
| 11 | SOCi | Franchise local marketing suite | No. Custom quote. | Yes for large decentralized networks. Listings-only dollars unpublished. | Not documented on the public site. | Not documented on the public site. | Custom quote. Per soci.ai/get-demo. | Broader than listings. Cannot budget a listings line from the card. |
| 12 | Birdeye | Reputation-first multi-location inbox | No. GET PRICING form, no dollars. | Partly. Multi-location motion. Dollars unpublished. | Not documented on the pricing page. | Not documented on the pricing page. | Custom quote. No public list price. Per birdeye.com/pricing. | Reputation-first listings, reviews, and inbox. Price is a sales quote. |
Prices and plan names come from the vendor URLs listed in Sources and methodology.
How should an agency owner judge local listings management cost?
Fit is the first filter. If you cannot budget local listing management without a sales call, you have a pipeline, not a price.
Fee for more locations is the second. Ask what the 11th, 51st, and 2,000th location cost, because a linear $20 per location is simple at 8 locations and expensive at 80.
Ownership after cancel is the third. Ask whether the term is monthly or annual, and whether listings revert or remain as citations you own.
Reporting is the fourth. If listings reporting is a higher SKU or a second product, the cheap line is not the line you will renew.
Rank on this page reflects tests passed and how much is documented in public rather than promised in a sales call.
Does Synup publish a local listings management price you can budget?
Yes. Synup publishes layered bands that include every listings feature, with Solo at $49 per month for one location.
You can put Premium, Pro, or Scale in a proposal this week. Extra locations inside a band add nothing until you cross 10, 25, or 50.
Who is Synup best for?
Agencies that need a published white-label listings platform they can budget without an RFP.
Why does Synup fit this buyer?
You can model 1, 10, 25, or 50 locations from one card, with white-label as a published Premium-and-above rule.
What does Synup Solo and Premium cost?
Per synup.com/pricing. Every plan includes every feature, and the band sets capacity, credits, and agent throughput.
| Plan | Monthly | Billed annually | Capacity on that page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | $49 per month | $39 per month billed annually | 1 location. No white-label. 20,000 credits. 1 parallel agent. Shared environment. |
| Premium | $299 per month | $239 per month billed annually | Up to 10 locations. White-label. 200,000 credits. 3 parallel. Shared. |
| Pro | $499 per month | $399 per month billed annually | Up to 25 locations. Dedicated. 600,000 credits. 5 parallel. |
| Scale | $899 per month | $719 per month billed annually | Up to 50 locations. 1,200,000 credits. 10 parallel. Dedicated. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Above 50 locations. |
Annual is a toggle labeled SAVE 20 percent on synup.com/pricing. Solo is $49/mo ($39 billed annually). Premium is $299/mo ($239 billed annually). Pro is $499/mo ($399 billed annually). Scale is $899/mo ($719 billed annually). Those annual figures are per-month rates billed annually, not a separate yearly total printed on the card.
Monthly cancel is at the end of the billing period. Launch accounts keep quadrupled credits.
What is the main Synup limitation?
White-label is not on Solo. The differentiator starts at Premium, $299 per month ($239 billed annually) for up to 10 locations.
Scale caps at 50 locations before Enterprise. Agent work uses credits.
Yext documents cancel-and-revert in public. BrightLocal documents a one-time citation fee with zero recurring.
Synup bottom line
Rank 1 because Fit, Scale, and Proof are published. The loss is documented ownership, where Yext and BrightLocal are clearer.

Is BrightLocal the cheapest public small-book listings sync?
Yes, if you buy Manage or Grow. Track at $41 per month for one location excludes listings sync.
Manage is $54 per month for one location, and that is the SKU that actually syncs. Grow is $65 and adds reviews.
Who is BrightLocal best for?
Agency owners who need owned citations and local SEO reports on a public small-book band, not an enterprise listings platform.
Why does BrightLocal fit this buyer?
You can budget 1 to 80 locations from the public card, then add citations without platform lock-in.
What does BrightLocal Manage cost?
Per brightlocal.com/pricing. Track excludes listings sync (Manage) and reviews (Grow).
| Locations | Track | Manage | Grow |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $41 per month | $54 per month | $65 per month |
| 2 to 5 | $62 | $76 | $87 |
| 6 to 10 | $83 | $109 | $131 |
| 71 to 80 | $419 | $615 | $791 |
| 100+ | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Annual, 1 location, save 25 percent: Track $31 ($369/yr), Manage $40 ($485/yr), Grow $49 ($584/yr).
Citation Builder starts from $2 per citation with zero recurring, per brightlocal.com/citation-builder. The list can show $3.20; $2 is bulk. Managed SEO is $1,299 per month, and 100-plus locations are custom.
What is the main BrightLocal limitation?
Track is not listing management software. Buyers who model Track as a listings line will miss directory sync.
Synup Scale still wins when white-label and a dedicated listings platform are the brief.
BrightLocal bottom line
Rank 2 as the cheapest public small-book sync and SEO bands. It loses the OS job the moment you need white-label listings software at 25 to 50 doors.

Is Moz Local the lowest published per-location directory subscription?
Yes, among the live cards in this set. Lite is $20 per month per location, or $16 per month billed yearly.
That published price overtakes Synup when you only need US, UK, and Canada listings and can skip a white-label OS. Each physical location needs its own subscription.
Who is Moz Local best for?
Small agencies that need a cheap per-door directory add-on in three countries.
Why does Moz Local fit this buyer?
You can check out a location without a sales engineer, and Preferred adds review responding plus agency permissions.
What does Moz Local Lite cost?
Per moz.com/products/local/pricing.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | $20 per month | $16 per month ($199/yr) |
| Preferred | $30 per month | $24 per month ($299/yr) |
| Elite | $40 per month | $33 per month ($399/yr) |
Listings AI is a $14 per month add-on on lower tiers. One subscription per physical location.
50-plus locations go to sales. Coverage is the US, the UK, and Canada.
What is the main Moz Local limitation?
The reporting suite sits behind Elite. Linear $20 per door is cheap at 8 locations and a different quote at 80.
Moz Local bottom line
Rank 3 as the lowest published per-location directory subscription. It loses the OS job the moment you need white-label, 50-plus doors, or global publishers.

Can Semrush Local Pro be budgeted as listing management software?
Yes. Local Pro is $60 per location per month and includes listing management. The live card is billed annually.
Base at $30 per location per month does not include listing management. Business is custom.
Who is Semrush Local best for?
Teams that already pay for Semrush and want listing management software as a module, not a second vendor.
Why does Semrush Local fit this buyer?
The Pro published price is public, so you can compare it with Moz Elite and Synup Premium on the same location count.
What does Semrush Local Pro cost?
Per semrush.com/pricing/local. Base is $30 per location per month with no listing management. Pro is $60 with listing management (billed annually on the live card). Business is custom.
Extra users are $20 per month. Base Report is $10, and Pro Report is $20 for white-label.
What is the main Semrush Local limitation?
Buyers who model Base as a listings line will miss listing management. White-label reports sit on a $20 add-on.
Scale is linear until Business.
Semrush Local bottom line
Rank 4 for a published Pro listings price inside Semrush. It loses when listings are the product, not a module.

Does Reputation publish a per-location listings price?
Yes, as a list rate. Rep Core is $80 per location per month and includes reviews plus listings and SEO.
Fit is only partly passed. The numbers are on the page, then a form asks you to schedule a call.
Who is Reputation best for?
Multi-location brands whose buying motion is reputation, with listings riding on the same per-door SKU.
Why does Reputation fit this buyer?
You can put $80 per door in a model before the demo.
What does Reputation Rep Core cost?
Per reputation.com/pricing. Rep Core $80 per location per month, Rep Core + Pulse $115, Rep Core + Surveys $150, Enterprise custom for 125-plus locations. The path is a form, not self-serve checkout.
What is the main Reputation limitation?
You cannot check out. If you only need directory sync, $80 per door is steep next to Moz Lite or BrightLocal Manage.
Scale stays linear until 125-plus custom.
Reputation bottom line
Rank 5 as a published per location rate with listings on Core. It loses Fit because the path is still a call, and it loses Scale at linear $80.

Is Whitespark a listings subscription or a one-time fee?
It is both a $1 per month per location platform and a one-time listings service.
Listings Service is $20 to $999 one-time. Yext Replacement is $399 per location, one-time.
Who is Whitespark best for?
Agency owners who sell a citation cleanup as a deliverable and do not want the client on a listings SaaS contract.
Why does Whitespark fit this buyer?
You can quote a one-time build and keep a $1 per location platform line.
What does Whitespark Listings Service cost?
Per whitespark.ca/pricing. Local Platform $1 per month per location. Listings Service $20 to $999 one-time. Yext Replacement $399 per location one-time.
Reputation Builder at $79 per location per month is a different product. Do not put it on a listings line.
What is the main Whitespark limitation?
This is not always-on local listing management. Duplicates that reappear after a one-time build need another paid update.
Whitespark bottom line
Rank 6 for a published one-time citations range plus a $1 platform. It loses the OS job because there is no ongoing sync band.

Does Vendasta publish a per-location listings price?
No. The public card prices the reseller platform, not Listing Sync as a standalone per-location published price.
Vendasta frames the platform as a $0 subscription plus a monthly minimum: Starter $99, Professional $499, and Premium $999.
Who is Vendasta best for?
Agencies that want to resell a branded marketplace and will treat listings as one wholesale SKU among many.
Why does Vendasta fit this buyer?
Professional adds white-label, and Premium adds a multi-location portal. Extra seats are published even when Listing Sync is not.
What does Vendasta cost as a platform minimum?
Per vendasta.com/pricing. $0 subscription + monthly minimum ($99 / $499 / $999). Starter $99; Professional $499 on a one-year white-label term; Premium $999 with a multi-location portal.
Extra seats $30, $35, and $65, and snapshots $2. There is no public Listing Sync per-location dollar rate.
What is the main Vendasta limitation?
You cannot budget local listing management from the platform fee. A 20-client listings retainer still needs a hidden SKU quote.
Vendasta bottom line
Rank 7 as a published reseller floor with listings as a hidden SKU. It loses the listings Fit test on purpose.

How much does Yext cost per location?
There is no public per-location published price. Yext prices a custom annual contract.
Canceling does not delete listings, and some publishers revert. That Lock-in language is why enterprise buyers still run a synup vs yext cost conversation.
Who is Yext best for?
Enterprise brands and the agencies that serve them, when Knowledge Graph governance matters more than a self-serve card.
Why does Yext fit this buyer?
Annual terms and documented revert language are the product.
Does Yext publish a per-location price?
Per yext.com/knowledge-center/yext-faq. Custom annual quote. No public per location rate.
What is the main Yext limitation?
A 20-location shop cannot finish a proposal from this page. Synup vs yext on cost is a published band versus a solution quote.
Yext bottom line
Rank 8 for documented Scale and Lock-in without a price. It loses this cost URL because Fit is the job of the title.

Does Uberall publish a listings price per location?
No. Uberall publishes named plans, then asks you to request pricing.
Show up., Stand Out, and Connect are the live plan names. There are no per-location dollars on the card.
Who is Uberall best for?
International retail and hospitality teams that want listings inside a locator, reviews, and local-pages suite.
Why does Uberall fit this buyer?
The suite is built for large store networks, not a 12-client agency book.
Does Uberall publish a per-location price?
Per uberall.com/en-us/pricing. Custom quote. Named plans only, with no per-location dollars.
What is the main Uberall limitation?
You cannot budget a 20-client book from this page. BrightLocal and Synup still win any brief that needs a public listings line.
Uberall bottom line
Rank 9 as a named-plan enterprise suite with no published price. It loses Fit, which is the test this title ranks on.

Does Chatmeter publish a per-location listings rate?
No. Chatmeter prices by location with unlimited users, and the rate is a custom proposal.
Unlimited users removes a hidden seat tax. It does not give you a per location rate you can budget today.
Who is Chatmeter best for?
Corporate listings managers who want a per-location proposal with unlimited seats rather than a self-serve card.
Why does Chatmeter fit this buyer?
Seat tax will not surprise you. The location rate still will.
Does Chatmeter publish a per-location rate?
Per chatmeter.com/pricing. Custom quote by location with unlimited users. No dollar card.
What is the main Chatmeter limitation?
No Fit, and no public extra-location band or revert rule.
Chatmeter bottom line
Rank 10 as a real listings vendor with a location-based quote motion. It loses this URL because there is nothing to budget today.

Can SOCi be budgeted as a listings-only line?
No. SOCi sells a franchise local marketing suite and does not publish a listings published price.
The public path is a demo form, and meetsoci.com redirects to soci.ai. That is a franchise OS sale, not a 20-client listings retainer card.
Who is SOCi best for?
Large decentralized franchise networks that will buy listings, reviews, and social as one operating system.
Why does SOCi fit this buyer?
Permissions and local content are the product. A listings-only agency book is the wrong buyer.
Does SOCi publish a listings-only price?
Per soci.ai/get-demo. Custom quote, with no public prices.
What is the main SOCi limitation?
Proof, lock-in, and extra-location dollars are sales-led.
SOCi bottom line
Rank 11 as a franchise suite with no listings price. It loses every cost test that requires a public card.

How much does Birdeye charge for local listing management?
Birdeye does not publish a list price. It sells a reputation-first platform that bundles listings, reviews, messaging, and a multi-location inbox.
The live path is a GET PRICING form. Budget it as a custom quote, not a per-door published price.
Who is Birdeye best for?
Multi-location brands whose renewal driver is reviews, messaging, and listings in one inbox.
Why does Birdeye fit this buyer?
If listings are the only job, this is the wrong quote.
Does Birdeye publish a list price?
Per birdeye.com/pricing. Custom quote. No public list price. The form asks for location count, then sales prices the listings, reviews, and inbox bundle.
What is the main Birdeye limitation?
No Fit and no published lock-in.
Birdeye bottom line
Rank 12 because the live card has a form and no dollars. It loses Fit until a written quote lands.

Which listings platform should an agency owner pick?
Match the job to the SKU that actually includes listings, not the cheapest row on the card.
| Job | Pick |
|---|---|
| Budget 1 to 50 locations from a public card, with white-label | Synup Premium, Pro, or Scale. The differentiator starts at Premium, not Solo. |
| Cheapest public small-book sync and SEO bands | BrightLocal Manage at $54 per month for 1 location, or $109 per month for 6 to 10. Do not buy Track for listings sync. |
| Lowest published per-location directory subscription | Moz Local Lite at $20 per month per location, or $16 billed yearly. Preferred if you need review response. |
| Listing management inside Semrush | Semrush Local Pro at $60 per location per month (billed annually on the live card). Do not buy Base for listings. |
| Reputation with listings on the same per location rate | Reputation Rep Core at $80 per location per month, then confirm the live quote. |
| One-time owned citations, almost no subscription | Whitespark Listings Service from $20 to $999 one-time, plus Local Platform at $1 per month per location. |
| Reseller marketplace rather than a listings platform | Vendasta Professional or Premium, then wholesale Listing Sync. |
| Enterprise Knowledge Graph and documented revert language | Yext custom annual. |
| International retail suite | Uberall. Request pricing on Show up., Stand Out, or Connect. |
| Custom per-location, unlimited users | Chatmeter proposal. |
| Franchise social, reviews, and listings as one suite | SOCi, request a demo. |
| Reputation-first inbox | Birdeye custom quote. No public list price. |
Final verdict

There is no single published price that fits every book. Match the job to the card that documents it.
Moz Local is the cheapest published per-location directory subscription in this set. BrightLocal is the cheapest public small-book sync and SEO band when you buy Manage. Synup publishes layered bands with white-label from Premium.
Solo is not the Synup SKU that covers white-label.
- Semrush Local Pro: listings as a $60 module inside Semrush. Skip Base.
- Reputation: $80 per door when reviews are the lead SKU.
- Whitespark: one-time listings service plus a $1 platform, not a sync OS.
- Vendasta: marketplace floor, listings SKU unpublished.
- Yext: enterprise quote with the clearest revert language.
- Uberall, Chatmeter, SOCi, Birdeye: real products, no public listings published price.
No item passes all four tests at every size. An 8-location BrightLocal book and a 2,000-location Yext graph are not the same purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How much does local listings management cost per location?
Local listings management in 2026 costs about $20 per location per month on the cheapest public card, or a custom quote at enterprise. BrightLocal, Moz Local, and Synup publish prices. Yext, Uberall, SOCi, Chatmeter, and Birdeye do not. Judge cost on four tests: published price, extra-location math, ownership after cancel, and whether reporting sits in the same SKU.
On published cards, Moz Local Lite is $20 per month per location. BrightLocal Manage is $54 per month for one location with sync. Synup Solo is $49 per month ($39 billed annually) for one location; white-label starts at Premium.
How much does local listing management software cost?
Local listings management in 2026 costs about $20 per location per month on the cheapest public card, or a custom quote at enterprise. BrightLocal, Moz Local, and Synup publish prices. Yext, Uberall, SOCi, Chatmeter, and Birdeye do not. Judge cost on four tests: published price, extra-location math, ownership after cancel, and whether reporting sits in the same SKU.
Why do listing management platforms hide a single published price?
Local listings management is sold in layers, not one published price. Track, Base, and Lite often exclude directory sync, white-label, or listing management itself.
A custom quote hides the extra-location band. Budget the SKU that actually syncs listings, then add seats, reports, and citations.
Is Synup or BrightLocal cheaper for eight locations?
BrightLocal is cheaper for an eight-location book if you only need public sync and SEO bands. Manage in the 6 to 10 band is $109 per month.
Synup Premium is $299 per month ($239 billed annually) for up to 10 locations with every feature and white-label. Pick Synup when the client-facing OS is the product.
What happens to listings if you cancel?
Monthly cards let you leave at period end. Annual cards buy a discount and a longer exit.
Yext says canceling does not delete listings, though some publishers revert. See yext.com/knowledge-center/yext-faq. BrightLocal Citation Builder is a one-time fee with no recurring lock-in, per brightlocal.com/citation-builder.
Confirm revert language before you sign, because most cards are silent.
Why is directory count a bad way to judge listings cost?
Directory count is a vanity metric. It does not tell you which publishers update, which create duplicates, or which listings you still own after churn.
Pay for a published per-location rate, a documented extra-location band, an exit rule, and listings reporting in the same SKU.
Sources and methodology
This page is for agency owners and multi-location ops leads who must put a listings cost in a budget. It is not a generic "best software" roundup.
Vendor-reported directory totals are claims. Confirm the live order form before you quote a client.
Vendor pages used:
- Synup: synup.com/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- BrightLocal: brightlocal.com/pricing (checked 4 September 2026)
- BrightLocal Citation Builder: brightlocal.com/citation-builder (checked 4 September 2026)
- Moz Local: moz.com/products/local/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- Semrush Local: semrush.com/pricing/local (checked 3 September 2026)
- Reputation: reputation.com/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- Whitespark: whitespark.ca/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- Vendasta: vendasta.com/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- Yext FAQ: yext.com/knowledge-center/yext-faq (checked 3 September 2026)
- Uberall: uberall.com/en-us/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- Chatmeter: chatmeter.com/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
- SOCi: soci.ai/get-demo (checked 3 September 2026)
- Birdeye: birdeye.com/pricing (checked 3 September 2026)
Related reading
- 9 Best Local Listings Management Platforms for Agencies
- Automotive Dealer Local Listings Management Platforms
- Local Listing Management Software Compared
How this pricing page connects to software selection
Published prices only answer part of the buying question. After you normalize location count, modules and contract term, score the remaining finalists with the local listing management software evaluation. The software comparisons desk collects the buying guides, and the full article journal keeps the operating pages together.
Review programs should read the reviews and reputation topic desk. Teams watching answer engines should use the AI search discovery topic desk.
