Shopping for a Birdeye alternative
Birdeye quotes by location count rather than publishing a list price, so a shortlist is worth building before you book that call. Here is what their own pages say, and four options including ours.
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What Birdeye publishes about itself
Read from Birdeye's own pricing and product pages on the date below. We quote them rather than characterising them, and we link both so you can check every line.
- Birdeye's pricing page publishes no figure. It asks for your location count on a band running from 1 to 3 up to 1000 or more, then asks you to request pricing.
- The same page describes the commercial shape as one platform and one contract, and says you pay for what you deploy at your locations.
- Birdeye's reviews page describes an AI coworker it calls Jay, which asks customers for reviews, drafts responses in your brand voice and turns reviews into social posts.
- That page states a result of 128% more reviews within 90 days.
Facts verified on 2026-09-10
Four tools worth putting on the list
Nobody replaces a platform bid with a single obvious swap, so this is a shortlist rather than a winner. Each line points at that company's own page, ours included.
Podium
The other name that comes up in the same breath. Podium's pricing page also asks you to talk to sales rather than printing a figure, so expect two quote conversations rather than one comparison.
Reputation
The one on this shortlist that prints a figure: Rep Core is listed at $80 / location / mo, which is a number you can budget against before any call happens.
NiceJob
Smaller, and priced in public: a Reviews plan at $75 / Month (USD) with a 14-day free trial and no contract, banded by customer count rather than by location, which is a different shopping experience from a location band.
GetSetReply
Ours. GetSetReply publishes its prices: Starter is $29 a month for one location, and Professional is $59 a month per location. Both are on the pricing page, with no form in front of them. GetSetReply writes the draft and hands it to you. You read it, change anything you want, and post it yourself. Nothing is published on your behalf.
The review sites GetSetReply pulls into one list
Whatever you end up buying, this is the coverage question worth asking of it. Here is our answer, mark by mark.
- Yelp
- TripAdvisor
- DoorDash
- Trustpilot
- Etsy
- Square
Questions people ask before leaving a Birdeye quote on the table
Four things worth knowing about how we differ in shape, not in marketing.
Why does this page not tell me what Birdeye costs?
Because it is not published. Their pricing page asks for your location count and then asks you to request pricing, so any number here would be somebody's quote rather than a list price, and quoting one company's deal as another company's price is how a comparison page becomes wrong.
Does GetSetReply post the reply for me?
No. We write the draft and hand it over. You read it, edit it, and post it yourself, which means nothing goes out under your business name that you have not seen.
What does GetSetReply cost, exactly?
GetSetReply publishes its prices: Starter is $29 a month for one location, and Professional is $59 a month per location. Both are on the pricing page, with no form in front of them. Reading a review and writing its first draft cost no credits, so the bill does not grow with your review volume.
How current are the Birdeye facts on this page?
Every one of them carries the date it was read, shown above the source links, so you can weigh how old a line is before you lean on it. We also keep a 180 day check in our own test suite that flags an ageing entry when we run it. The date is the part you can verify without us, and the link beside it is how.
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