Review Radar review
Google review monitoring, alerting and competitor comparison, sold on credits. It does not send review requests.
Written by the team at FiveStariz, who sell a competing product. Every number here was read on radar.tiraisoft.com on 18 October 2026. We say where they beat us.
| Price | $39 a month |
| Best for | A business or agency that wants to be told the moment a bad review lands and never answer late. |
| Not for | Anyone who needs customers asked for reviews, because it does not do that. |
Starter, which they also express as $19.50 per tracked location. Plans run to $499 a month. A free account gets 100 credits once. Prices change, so check radar.tiraisoft.com before you decide.
What Review Radar actually does
- Google Maps review monitoring with email alerts about negative reviews you have not answered.
- Comparison against up to 3 competitors.
- Four free tools that need no account: a review removal checker, a response generator, a negative review guide and 1 star response examples.
- Credits as the unit of billing, with one off top ups that never expire.
- A free account with 100 credits that are granted once and do not refill.
What Review Radar charges
From their own pricing page on 18 October 2026.
| Plan | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100 credits, granted once when the account is created. They do not refill. |
| Starter | $39 | A month, or $19.50 per tracked location. 200 credits a month. |
| Pro | $99 | A month, or $18.00 per tracked location. 550 credits a month. |
| Ultimate | $249 | A month. 1 business, with 4 tools uncapped plus 100 credits. |
| Agency | $499 | A month, or $16.63 per tracked location. 3,000 credits a month. |
On top of the plan, their page lists these:
| Top up, 25 credits | $5 one off |
| Top up, 100 credits | $20 one off |
Ours, for the same job: $19 for 1 location, $29 with a team, $5 per location from 10 with your own brand on it.
What Review Radar does well
- It is clear about being monitoring rather than asking, which saves everyone time.
- Chasing you about unanswered reviews is a genuinely useful habit to build.
- Four free tools with no account needed.
- Top up credits never expire, so nothing is wasted.
- The per location figures are published alongside the plan prices, which is unusually transparent.
Where it falls short
- It does not send review requests, so it cannot be your only tool.
- Google only.
- The free account gets 100 credits once and then stops, so it is really a trial.
- Their pricing page shows Ultimate at $249 above Agency at $499 in the ladder, which reads oddly.
- Billing through PayPal only, by the look of the page.
Review Radar and FiveStariz
We make a competing product, so read this with that in mind. Our pricing page has our side of it, in full.
Review Radar, answered
How much is Review Radar?
Starter is $39 a month, Pro $99, Ultimate $249 and Agency $499, with per location figures of $19.50, $18.00 and $16.63 on 3 of those. Top ups are $5 for 25 credits or $20 for 100. We read these on their pricing page on 18 October 2026. A free account gets 100 credits once.
Does Review Radar send review requests?
No, and they do not claim to. The product monitors your Google reviews, emails you about negative ones you have not answered, and compares you with competitors. Asking customers for reviews is a separate job.
Can I use Review Radar with FiveStariz?
There is no conflict. They watch and alert, we ask and read your reviews back into 1 list. If the alerting is what you want, their free tools cost nothing to try. Our own product already shows unanswered reviews, so check whether you need both.
Want the asking done for less?
FiveStariz is $19 a month, the price is on the page, and there is no setup fee.