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Uberall alternatives in 2026: features, published pricing and who each one fits
Uberall is a quote-based location marketing platform for multi-location brands. If you want to compare it with other enterprise platforms, or with options that publish prices, this guide lays out six alternatives side by side.
Reach · EngageKey takeaways
- Uberall lists three plans (Show Up, Stand Out, Connect) and add-ons but shows no prices; you request a quote.
- Yext, Birdeye, SOCi and Rio SEO also quote on request; Synup publishes per-location plans from $49 a month.
- Pick on three things: location count, whether you need local social, pages and reviews in one contract, and who will act on the fixes.
- Before you switch, export location data, check your contract end date and make sure your own account owns every Google Business Profile.
What is the best Uberall alternative?
The best Uberall alternative depends on your network. For a large brand that wants a similar quote-based platform, Yext, Birdeye, SOCi and Rio SEO are the closest matches. For a smaller network that wants a published price, Synup lists plans from $49 a month, and Reach by Locus Intelligence is free for one location.
Every price, plan and feature in this guide is as published on each vendor's own public website on November 10, 2026. We did not test the products. Vendors change plans often, so confirm on their site before you buy.
New to the category? Read what listings management is first.
What Uberall is, per its own site
Uberall describes itself as a multi-location marketing platform for managing how businesses appear across search, maps, AI tools, reviews and social media (Uberall). Its site lists listings across 200+ directories, location data management, review management with AI replies, local pages and a locator, local social, social ads, messaging, analytics, GEO Studio for AI search and an AI agent called UB-I. It names franchises, retail, hospitality, automotive and healthcare among its industries and offers a partner program for agencies.
On MomentFeed: Uberall's homepage and pricing page do not mention it, but its news page says Uberall agreed to acquire MomentFeed, a California proximity search optimization provider that it calls a key competitor, and describes the product lines as complementary. If you are an existing MomentFeed customer, ask Uberall in writing what the product roadmap and contract terms are for you.
Why businesses look for alternatives to Uberall
Uberall's pricing page shows three plans: Show Up (essentials and listings), Stand Out (adds reviews) and Connect (adds local social and posting to Google and Apple). It shows no dollar amounts; Stand Out shows "request pricing". Several features, such as Reviews Plus, Analytics Plus and Collaborate Plus (permissions, SSO, white label, workflow approvals), are listed as add-ons.
Common reasons buyers compare other tools:
- Price visibility. You want a number before a sales call.
- Packaging. You want to see exactly which features sit in which plan.
- Scope. You need an ads, social-first or services-led offering, or an AI receptionist.
- Size. Your network is smaller than an enterprise rollout, or larger and needs governance.
- Consolidation. You want to compare a bundled vendor with a stack you already have.
The shortlist: six Uberall alternatives
Each card gives a fair "best for". Disclosure: Reach is made by Locus Intelligence, the publisher of this guide.
Uberall alternatives at a glance
Best for: large multi-location enterprises that buy on a custom quote.
Best for: multi-location brands that want marketing, messaging and customer experience agents under one contract.
Best for: multi-location brands and franchises that want AI agents for local search, social and reputation.
Best for: enterprise brands that want local listings, pages, reviews and services from one vendor.
Best for: local businesses, multi-location brands and agencies that want published per-location plans and a 14-day trial.
Best for: owners and multi-location teams who want Google Business Profile, listings and reviews checked weekly per location, with fixes drafted for approval. Free for one location, no card.
Uberall alternatives compared: features and pricing
The table sticks to what each vendor publishes. "Not published" means the page we read showed no price.
| Tool | Best for | Starting price (Nov 2026) | Pricing model | Free trial or plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Uberall | Multi-location brands, franchises | Not published | Quote; three plans plus add-ons | Not stated on pricing page |
| Yext | Large enterprises | Not published | Custom quote, billed annually | No free trial or tier |
| Birdeye | Multi-location brands | Not published | Custom quote by locations and modules | Not stated on pricing page |
| SOCi | Multi-location brands, franchises | Not published | Custom quote by locations and agents | No free trial |
| Rio SEO | Enterprise brands | Not published | Demo and contact | Free local audit |
| Synup | Local businesses, brands, agencies | $49/mo (Solo, 1 location) | Monthly, by location band, plus credits | 14-day trial of Solo |
| Reach by Locus Intelligence (ours) | Owners, multi-location teams | Free for one location; see pricing | Per location | Free for one location, no card |
Prices are as published on each vendor's website on November 10, 2026. Sources: each vendor's own pricing or product page, linked in the sections below.
Each Uberall alternative in more detail
Yext
A quote-based platform built for large multi-location enterprises.
- Best for
- Large multi-location enterprises
- Starting price
- Quote
- Pricing model
- Custom quote, based mainly on location count, the solution and contract length; billed annually
- Trial
- No free tier or standard free trial
- Watch out for
- Smaller businesses are directed to a reseller partner
See Reach vs Yext and Yext alternatives.
Source: Yext FAQ, as published on November 10, 2026
Birdeye
Platform of three AI coworkers for marketing, operations and customer experience.
- Best for
- Multi-location brands
- Starting price
- Quote
- Pricing model
- Custom quote based on your number of locations; built around outcomes, not seat counts, under one contract
- Trial
- Not stated on its site
- Watch out for
- Quote only
Jay covers marketing (AI search, reviews, social, listings), Myna operations (messaging, appointments, front desk) and Robin customer experience (surveys, ticketing, reporting). See Birdeye pricing explained and Reach vs Birdeye.
Source: Birdeye platform, Birdeye pricing, as published on November 10, 2026
SOCi
AI agents for local search, social and reputation across many locations.
- Best for
- Multi-location brands and franchises
- Starting price
- Quote
- Pricing model
- Custom quote, based on locations and the agents you deploy; no per-user or per-listing fees
- Trial
- No free trial
- Watch out for
- Every deployment is scoped through a demo
It describes an AI "agentic workforce" with a Local Search agent (listings, local pages, Google Posts), a Reputation agent (review responses, solicitation, surveys) and a Social agent.
Source: SOCi, SOCi pricing, as published on November 10, 2026
Rio SEO
Enterprise local marketing platform with listings, pages, reviews and services.
- Best for
- Enterprise brands
- Starting price
- Quote
- Pricing model
- Demo and contact
- Trial
- Not stated on its site; it offers a free local audit
- Watch out for
- No pricing is shown on the pages we read; request a demo
It describes its LX platform with Local Listings, Local Pages, Local Reviews, Local Ratings, Local Reporting and Local Social modules, plus local marketing services such as review response and Google Posts creation.
Source: Rio SEO, as published on November 10, 2026
Synup
An AI agent for local marketing with published per-location plans.
- Best for
- Local businesses, multi-location brands and agencies
- Starting price
- $49 per month (Solo, one location)
- Pricing model
- Monthly, by location band, plus credits; Solo $49 to Scale $899 for up to 50 locations, contract pricing above
- Trial
- 14-day trial of Solo
- Watch out for
- Usage is measured in monthly credits, so check the allowance fits your work
Every plan includes every feature; tiers differ in locations, credits and agent throughput.
Source: Synup pricing, as published on November 10, 2026
Reach by Locus IntelligenceOurs
Weekly checks of each Google Business Profile and listings, with fixes drafted for your approval.
- Best for
- Owners and multi-location teams
- Starting price
- Free for one location, no card
- Pricing model
- Per location; see pricing
- Trial
- Free plan
- Watch out for
- Plans are per location, so cost scales with your network
Checks run Google first, then Apple Maps, Bing, Facebook, Yelp, Tripadvisor and the directories that matter for your category. It monitors reviews and drafts replies in 19 languages, and runs a free audit with Maps rank from nine points around the location. Every paid plan includes a monthly session with a Reach expert.
Who should pick what
- Do you have 100+ locations and a procurement process?NoGo to the next question.Yes
- Is social or reputation your main need rather than listings?NoGo to the next question.Yes
- Do you want to see a price and start small?NoStay with a quote-based vendor, or ask Rio SEO about its services-led model.YesSynup publishes plans from $49 a month; Reach is free for one location.
A starting point, not a verdict. Trial or pilot two before you sign.
Uberall, Yext and Rio SEO platforms; your team runs them.
SOCi and Birdeye describe AI agents; Rio SEO lists managed services.
Synup plans by location band, self-serve.
Reach and Synup draft fixes and replies for your approval.
Placement is based on how each vendor describes itself, not on testing.
When to stay with Uberall
Uberall may be the right tool if these describe you, according to its own site:
- You want listings, reviews, local pages, local social and analytics from one vendor.
- You need listings across 200+ directories and a store locator or local pages.
- You run a franchise or retail network in a sector Uberall names, such as hospitality, automotive or healthcare.
- You want AI search work in the same contract, through GEO Studio.
- You are an agency and want its partner program.
How to switch from Uberall without losing data
Uberall migration checklist
Try one location freeReach by Locus Intelligence checks your Google profile and listings every week, drafts the fixes and review replies, and waits for your approval. Free for one location, no card.
How we researched this
Sources were vendor pages (Uberall, Yext, Birdeye, SOCi, Rio SEO and Synup site and pricing pages) read in November 2026. We did not test the products hands-on. Prices are as shown on those pages and can change; confirm with each vendor.
Google Business Profile auditFree. You get a profile score, your Maps rank against the top 3, and the fixes that matter most.
Your next steps
Today
- Find your Uberall renewal date.
- Run the free Google Business Profile audit.
This week
- Export location and review data.
- Request quotes from two vendors with the same location count.
This month
- Confirm your company account owns every Google profile.
- Switch, then check listings weekly for a month.
Frequently asked questions
Does Uberall publish its prices?
No. Its pricing page lists Show Up, Stand Out and Connect plans and add-ons without dollar amounts, as of November 2026 (Uberall pricing).
Did Uberall merge with MomentFeed?
Uberall's news page says it agreed to acquire MomentFeed, describing the two product lines as complementary (Uberall news). Its homepage does not mention it.
What is the closest alternative to Uberall?
Yext, Birdeye, SOCi and Rio SEO all target multi-location brands and quote on request. Compare them with the same location count and module list.
Is there an Uberall alternative with published pricing?
Synup's pricing page lists plans from $49 a month for one location, and Reach by Locus Intelligence is free for one location. They suit smaller networks more than large enterprises.
What happens to my listings if I leave Uberall?
Ask Uberall in writing before you cancel. Claim your key profiles (Google, Apple, Bing, Facebook) directly and check listings on the day you switch.
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Start with a free audit. See what each location is losing, and where.
Profile score, Maps rank against the top 3, and the fixes that matter most.
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