Some of your locations are failing. You just cannot see which.

It is one place to run the Google Business Profile of every location in your brand. You edit hours, categories, services and photos for all of them at once. You see where each branch ranks on the map. You reply to reviews from one inbox. You post to Google, Facebook and Instagram. You send a report to head office or to a franchisee. GBPPromote does this from $5.33 per location per month. There is no minimum number of locations and no cap. Every tool is on every plan.

There is no upper limit and no minimum. Pricing is 16 US dollars for 1 location, 37 flat for 2 to 7 locations and 5.33 per location from 8 up, so a brand with 400 locations pays about 2,132 dollars a month with every feature included. There is no enterprise tier to negotiate and no sales call required.

Yes. Everyone you add gets 1 of 3 permission levels: full edit, edit into a draft that waits for your approval, or read only. You can set it per location, so a branch manager only touches their own branch and head office keeps access to all of them. Seats are unlimited, so adding franchisees costs nothing. GBPPromote also tells you when a name, category, description or attribute at one location stops matching what you set.

Yes. Every location gets its own map scan, run on a grid of 25 points around that branch’s own address. So you see where it ranks close to the shop and where it ranks further out, instead of 1 average for the whole city. Scans run on a schedule and every past scan is kept, so you can compare branches and show whether a market is getting better.

Yes, in 3 ways. AI review reply generates a response from a custom prompt you write. Template auto reply sends a saved template based on rules you set. Template auto rotation varies which template is used so 40 replies never read identically, which is the setting most platforms do not offer. Review alerts flag anything that needs a human.

Yes, both are included rather than sold as add-ons. AI location pages generate a page per location that stays current as your profile data changes. The store locator embeds a find a branch map on your existing site. There is also a 1 click website builder and local business schema markup.

You can run a report for 1 location, a region, 1 franchisee or the whole network. It shows the visibility score out of 100 and how it moved week on week, map rankings, reviews and ratings, and what is still missing on each profile. A portfolio report ranks every branch, so the weakest and strongest ones are at the top of the page. Reports carry your logo instead of ours, so you can send one to a franchisee or a client as it is.

Yes. GBPPromote checks 6 AI assistants: Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. For each one you see whether your locations get named at all. You also get 1 score for the whole brand. You can read it per engine, so you know which assistant is leaving you out.

Yes. Google Analytics connects, so website traffic sits next to your profile numbers. Zapier sends alerts into the tools your team already uses. There is also a connector that lets ChatGPT or Claude read your location data and answer questions about it in plain language. It can only read. It cannot change anything in your account.

Yext and Uberall are enterprise platforms priced by quote with no free trial, and neither offers geo-grid map rank tracking. GBPPromote publishes its price, has no location minimum, includes a 3 day free trial and covers rank tracking, review automation, location pages, a store locator and citations in the base price. Yext has a wider publisher network, and Uberall has live chat and revenue modelling, so compare against what you will actually use.

Yes. 3 days with no credit card required. Connect your locations, run a rank scan and publish a post before you decide anything. There is no sales call, no demo requirement and no annual contract, and you can cancel from inside the account.

You connect every profile to one account, then work on all of them together instead of one at a time. A bulk update changes up to 23 fields, including hours, holiday hours, categories, services and photos, across every location you pick. Map scans run per branch. You can schedule posts for each location, and AI can draft the review replies. Each person gets full edit, approval-only or read only access, so a branch can write a post and you decide whether it goes live.

Run a geo-grid scan per location rather than checking 1 ranking for a city. Google Maps positions change street to street, so a branch can rank 2nd at its own door and 12th at 4 miles out. GBPPromote schedules those scans for every location on a recurring basis and stores the history, so you can compare branches, spot which markets are weak, and prove movement over time. You can test it with the free local rank checker without an account.

Yext, if that is your main requirement. It has the biggest publisher network and pushes 1 record out to hundreds of sites. GBPPromote does not do that. It updates Google Business Profile straight away. Then it checks directories for wrong or missing details about your locations, so you can see the gaps and fix them.

GBPPromote does, and the seats are free. Add as many people as you like: brand team, regional managers, franchisees, agency staff. Each one gets full edit, edit into a draft for approval, or read only, and you can set that per location. A regional manager sees their own branches. Head office keeps all of them. If you turn approval on, nothing a branch writes goes live until you say yes.

GBPPromote automates profile updates across clinic groups, restaurant chains, dealership networks and any other multi-site operation. Bulk update pushes hours, holiday hours, categories, services and attributes to every location at once. Bulk menu management handles menus, items and prices across restaurant sites. Auto post and media dripfeed keep each profile active without anyone logging in.

For reviews, yes. AI replies to reviews are written in the language of the review. So a review left in French at your Paris branch gets a reply in French, while your own team works in English. Reports use the same numbers for every market, so you can compare countries without translating anything yourself.

GBPPromote is 16 US dollars a month for 1 location, 37 flat for 2 to 7 locations and 5.33 per location from 8 up, with every feature included and no minimum. A brand with 50 locations pays about 266 dollars a month, and 1 with 400 pays about 2,132. Enterprise platforms such as Yext, Uberall and SOCi are quote based with no public rate, so budgeting against them requires a sales call first.

Check how fast you can see your own location data. With GBPPromote you connect your Google account and the first audit and map scan run the same day. No kickoff call, no setup project. After that, bulk updates, review replies, post scheduling, rank tracking and reports are all in the same account. Ask what happens on day 1 before you compare feature lists.

Ask 3 things. What happens on day 1? If the answer is a kickoff call and an onboarding plan, you pay for setup work before you can use it. What does it cost when you double your location count? A price you can read on the website is easier to plan than a quote. What does it show you that you cannot already see by opening your Google profiles? If the answer is nothing, the tool only saves you time signing in. With GBPPromote the answer is map rank for each branch.

GBPPromote works the same way at 100 locations as at 5. Pricing is $5.33 per location from 8 locations up. So 100 locations is about $533 a month, with every tool included. There is no minimum and no cap. At that size what you need most is a list of which branches are behind, because a brand average tells you nothing. Yext and Uberall are the big alternatives. GBPPromote has a 3-day free trial and the price is on the website.

GBPPromote gives every location a visibility score out of 100 and tracks it week on week, so you can line your branches up and see which ones are behind. The portfolio report puts the weakest at the top. Trend reports show whether a branch is improving or slipping. What you want from any tool is a short list of branches to fix this month.

You cannot stop Google changing something, but you can find out the same day. GBPPromote watches every location and tells you when a field moves away from what you set, such as a category that reverted or a description that came back edited. One click puts it back. Without this, a wrong opening time can sit on a profile for months and nobody notices.

No software can guarantee a listing is never suspended, because Google decides that and does not publish its full criteria. What software can do is remove the causes you control: inconsistent name, address and phone data across directories, conflicting categories, and fields that contradict each other between locations. Running a NAP consistency check and a citation audit removes most of the avoidable risk.

Yes. The GBPPromote store locator embeds a searchable map of every location on your own site, with hours, directions and a link through to each branch. It reads from the same profile data you already manage, so it stays current automatically. AI location pages sit alongside it, giving each branch an indexable page. Both are included in the base price rather than sold as an add-on.

GBPPromote has 3. 1. AI writes review replies in your brand tone. Templates rotate, so 40 replies do not read the same. 2. It checks whether 6 AI assistants name your locations: Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. 3. A connector lets ChatGPT or Claude read your location data, so you can ask which branch slipped last month without building a report.

Yes. You write a custom prompt that defines your brand tone, and replies are generated against it rather than from a generic template. Template auto rotation then varies which phrasing is used, so a customer scrolling 2 of your branches does not see the same sentence twice. You can set auto reply by star rating or keep everything on manual approval.

Not directly. It is not a CRM and does not keep your contacts. What it does is make each branch easier to find: better map rankings, more reviews and a complete profile for every branch. Then it shows you the calls, direction requests and website clicks each location got. Zapier can pass those into the CRM you already run.

Yes. 2 to 7 locations is $37 a month flat. From 8 locations up it is $5.33 per location. Every tool is included at that price, so nothing is held back for a higher plan. You get the map scans, the review inbox and the reports either way. Changing opening hours across 7 clinics is 1 job instead of 7. There is a 3-day free trial.

Yes. A review written in Spanish gets a reply drafted in Spanish. The reply uses the tone you set for your brand. You can hold every reply for approval before it publishes. Reviews from all your properties sit in one inbox with the city and store code on each row, so a guest relations team can work through them in one pass.

Run a geo-grid scan per location per keyword rather than a single position check. Google Maps rankings change street to street, so 1 city wide number hides which branches are invisible and in which directions. GBPPromote schedules those scans for every location automatically and keeps the history, so you can compare branches and prove movement. The free local rank checker lets you test it on 1 location without an account.

GBPPromote does both of these from the same screen. You pick the locations, set the opening hours and the holiday hours once, and you see the full list of what will change before it sends. Hours are not a separate purchase. They sit in the same bulk panel as the rest of the 23 fields, so changing a category, a service or a description is the same job. The second job is getting every profile into one account. Profiles held on more than 1 Google account connect once and then work together, and you can set access per location, so a franchisee changes their own hours and head office still approves anything that publishes.

GBPPromote runs a geo-grid scan around each location's own address, then gives that location a single visibility score out of 100 and tracks it week on week, so you can compare every branch and see which ones dropped. Local Falcon is built around geo-grid scanning, and it is a fair pick if scanning is all you want. BrightLocal and Whitespark both track rankings per location and send reports out. Semrush helps when you want keyword data sitting next to map positions. SOCi, Chatmeter and Yext include tracking inside a much bigger platform, and SOCi's pricing is quote based, so ask to see the tracking screen before you buy.

Pick a tool that scans each city separately. A branch in Oxnard and a branch in Pasadena compete against different rivals in different parts of the map, so a single national ranking number tells you nothing useful. GBPPromote scans each address separately, so Oxnard gets its own score out of 100 and Pasadena gets its own, and you can see Oxnard drop while another city stays flat. Reports run per location, per region, per franchisee or for the whole network. The tools named in the answer above all track per location, so any of them covers the tracking side. Bulk edit covers 23 profile fields across every location you select, so you change hours once instead of city by city.