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Locationes vs Reputation.com

Short answer. Reputation.com is an enterprise reputation platform: review monitoring and responses, business listings, surveys, social publishing and analytics, sold per location through a quote. Locationes is a Google Business Profile operations tool at $10.00–$12 per location. The enterprise product answers "what do our customers think, across every channel, by region"; Locationes answers "what is wrong with this profile and who replies today". The overlap is reviews and listings; the buying process, the contract length and the reporting depth are different purchases.

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Locationes vs Reputation.com
Capability Locationes Reputation.com
Multi-location management Yes — one list, store codes, bulk update Yes — location hierarchy and regional reporting
Review replies Yes — inbox, bulk reply, in-place translation Yes
Reply templates Yes Unverified
AI replies No — in development Unverified
Deleted review archive Yes — every review archived, removal alerts Unverified
Google alerts Yes — permission, closed, duplicate, account change, edits in review Partial — reputation monitoring and alerts; profile-change alerts unverified
Profile completeness score Yes — 0–100, ten checks, a fix for each Partial — listings accuracy reporting; scoring unverified
Keyword reports Yes — performance, trends, impressions, interactions Unverified
Rank tracking Yes — per location, plus a map view Unverified
Pricing model Per location/month: $12 / $10.00 / $8 / $7.00 Quote, per location
Free trial 3 days, full access Unverified
Minimum locations 1 Not published

Locationes vs Reputation.com

When Locationes is the better fit

  • The estate is tens of locations, not hundreds. Enterprise reputation suites are scoped, implemented and renewed annually. At 23 sites that process costs more attention than the work.
  • You need the profile fixed, not the sentiment scored. Ten checks per location, each with its fix, and an alert list for permission loss, closures, duplicates and edits in review.
  • The review record matters. Every review is archived and flagged when Google deletes it, with removal rate by star rating.
  • The price is on the page. Four published bands, every feature, three-day trial. No procurement cycle, no annual commitment.

When Reputation.com is the better fit

  • You report by region, brand and channel. Enterprise reputation platforms are built for hierarchies: hundreds of locations grouped into regions, with survey data and social listening in the same report.
  • Surveys and customer experience sit with reviews. Feedback programmes, NPS and structured surveys are part of the platform; Locationes has no survey product.
  • Listings across directories are in scope. Business information distribution beyond Google is a core module; Locationes manages Google only.
  • Procurement needs one enterprise contract. Annual terms, security review and a named account team are legitimate requirements a monthly per-location product does not meet.

What 23 locations cost

LocationesReputation.com
Unit$10.00 per location / month (11–50 band)Quote, per location
23 locations$230 / monthNot published
Year$1,518Not published
Third-party indication—$80 / $115 / $150 per location/month implies $1,840–$3,450 / month

Reputation.com publishes no price. The $80–$150 range comes from a third-party pricing compilation read in September 2026 and is not a quote; it describes tiers, not a 23-location contract.

FAQ

No. It quotes per location and asks for location count and scope before pricing. Third-party compilations report tiers between $80 and $150 per location a month; those are not quotes.

No. It reports ratings, review volume, monthly comparison and removals by star rating. Sentiment analysis, surveys and cross-channel social listening are outside the product.

Yes. The enterprise platform for surveys, listings and regional reporting; Locationes for the Google profile work and the reply queue the local team actually uses.

Last checked: November 2026

Sources, corrections and trademark

Compiled from public sources as of November 2026; details change without notice. Prices are as published by the vendor on the date read, or labelled as third-party estimates that are not quotes. "Unverified" means we could not confirm a capability from a public source — not that it is missing. Full records: SOURCES.md.

Corrections: [email protected] — answered within five business days.

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