One price per location, per month.
Every feature is in every tier. The rate drops as your location count grows, and the whole account is billed at a single rate — not a mix of tiers.
- Pricing unit
- One location
- Range
- $12.00 → $7.00
- Per-seat charge
- None
- Interface
- English · Turkish
Calculator
Work out your monthly total.
Set the number of locations on your account. The band is set by the total count, and that rate applies to every location.
Estimated monthly total
$12.00
1 locations × $12.00
- Band
- 1–10
- per location
- $12.00
- Annual
- $120.00
Prices in USD, per location, per month. The calculator covers up to 200 locations; for larger networks, write to [email protected].
Bands
Four bands, one product.
Crossing a boundary changes the rate for the whole account, not only for the locations you added. Nothing else changes: the product is the same in every band.
| Locations | Per location, per month | Monthly total, example |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | $12 | 10 — $120 |
| 11–50 | $10 | 23 — $230 |
| 51–100 | $8 | 75 — $600 |
| 101+ | $7 | 150 — $1,050 |
The monthly total is the location count multiplied by the band rate.
Ten locations cost $60.00, 23 cost $126.50, 75 cost $375.00 and 150 cost $675.00 per month.
Annual billing. Pay for ten months and use twelve. Two months free on the same per-location rate.
Included
What every band includes.
Nothing is held back for a bigger account. A ten-location group and a three-hundred-location group see the same product.
What every band includes
- Google Business Profile management
- Location list with store codes
- Review inbox across all locations
- Reply tools and templates
- Bulk replies
- Profile completeness score
- Action list
- Google alerts
- Nine reports
- Deleted review archive
Compared with
What changes when the work moves off a spreadsheet.
A fair comparison against the method most teams use before a dedicated product: a spreadsheet with a shared inbox.
| Capability | Locationes | Spreadsheet + shared inbox |
|---|---|---|
| One review queue across all locations | Included | Manual |
| Templates and bulk reply | Included | Manual |
| Automatic translation of review text | Included | — |
| Deleted review archive and report | Included | — |
| Profile completeness score with fix actions | Included | Manual |
| Multi-location profile audit | Included | Manual |
| Google change, duplicate and account alerts | Included | — |
| Local keyword visibility report | Included | — |
| Roles and permissions per user | Included | — |
| Excel export with history | Included | Manual |
The table scrolls horizontally on this screen.
Describes a spreadsheet with a shared inbox as of November 2026. No third-party products are compared.
Questions
Pricing questions.
The calculation, what counts as a location, and the invoice.
What is Locationes?
Locationes is a web app for businesses that manage several Google Business Profile locations. It puts every location, review, profile gap, local ranking and report in one workspace instead of leaving them spread across separate Google accounts.
Our offices are separate partnerships with their own Google accounts. How do they share one workspace?
Each owner, or whoever they have given manager access, signs in for their own office listing and grants access. The accounts then join the same workspace, with permissions managed per user, so a partner sees their office while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is rebuilt in Google.
Each clinic is owned by a different doctor with their own Google account. How do we bring them into one workspace?
The person who controls each Google listing signs in once and grants access, and the accounts are then connected to the same workspace. Access inside the app is managed per user, so a clinic owner sees their own location while the group keeps the portfolio view. No listing is recreated in Google and no review data is migrated.
We run two dealer brands under one group, each with its own Google account. One workspace or two?
One is enough. Accounts holding different sites connect to the same workspace, and per-user access lets each brand lead see their own branches while the group keeps both. Replies publish under the correct listing, and reports roll up across the estate.
Our salons are franchisee-owned. Can head office see reviews without taking over each owner's Google account?
Yes. The franchisee grants access from their own Google account, and the salon then joins the group workspace without giving up ownership. Per-user permissions decide what head office sees — usually everything — while the salon manager replies to their own branch.
Part of the estate is company-owned and part is franchised. Can both join one workspace?
Yes. Each Google account that holds store listings signs in once and grants access, and the listings stay where they are. Access inside Locationes is per user, so a franchise partner sees their own stores while the brand team sees the estate. No listing is rebuilt in Google and no ownership changes hands.
Start with your real location count.
Connect a Google account, pick the locations you want to manage, and the first action list is ready in the same session. Three days is enough to see whether the review backlog is smaller on Monday.