Shopping for a Podium alternative
Podium quotes rather than lists, so you cannot size it up without a call. Their reviews page does describe what you would be buying, and the shortlist below is what to weigh it against.
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What Podium publishes about itself
Taken from Podium's own pricing and product pages on the date shown. Quoted rather than summarised, and both pages linked.
- Podium's pricing page publishes no figure. It says plans are designed to fit your specific business needs and points you at its sales team for details.
- Podium's reviews product page describes automated textable review invites and follow-up reminders.
- The same page describes an AI Reputation Specialist that crafts review invites and replies.
- It describes consolidating your review sites into a single inbox, and names Google and Facebook among the sites.
Facts verified on 2026-09-10
Four options, one of them ours
Ordered by how differently they are shaped, not by preference. Every line points at that company's own page.
Birdeye
Also quoted rather than listed. Their pricing page runs location bands from 1 to 3 up to 1000 or more and describes one platform under one contract.
NiceJob
A smaller product with its numbers in the open: a Reviews plan at $75 / Month (USD) and Pro at $125 / Month (USD), with a 14-day free trial and no contract stated on the page.
Broadly
Also public, and packaged differently: Standard at $399/month, Pro at $699/month and Premium at $999/month, each listed with a $350 onboarding fee.
GetSetReply
Ours, and the narrowest of the four. 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.
Where GetSetReply reads reviews from
One list, drawn from the platform registry the product actually connects against rather than from a slide.
- Yelp
- TripAdvisor
- DoorDash
- Trustpilot
- Etsy
- Square
What people ask when Podium is the incumbent
The four that come up most, including the reason you might stay where you are.
Why is there no Podium price on this page?
Their pricing page carries no figure. It says plans are designed to fit your business and sends you to sales, so the only number that exists is the one in your own quote, and printing somebody else's quote here would be inventing a list price.
Their page describes textable review invites. Does GetSetReply text?
Yes, on the plans that include it. Review requests by email and SMS are included on Professional and Enterprise. Your review funnel links, QR codes and contacts are on every plan. We are not a shared inbox for general customer messaging, which is the part of Podium's product that people usually mean by texting.
What happens after a reply is drafted?
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.
When was this last checked against their site?
On the date above the source links, which is the day their pages were read rather than the day this file was last edited. Past 180 days our own suite flags the entry for a fresh reading. Treat the printed date as the claim and the linked page as the check.
See the drafts on your own reviews
Connect one listing, read what we write back, and decide from that rather than from a demo.
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