Review management

ReviewPush review

Review monitoring and requests for multi location businesses, priced per location with a 30 day trial.

Written by the team at FiveStariz, who sell a competing product. Every number here was read on reviewpush.com on 18 October 2026. We say where they beat us.

The short answer. The 30 day trial is the most generous in this market and worth taking. The limits are the site coverage and the entry plan. They support Google and Yelp only, and the $49 plan has no monitoring at all.
Price$49 per location
Best forA small chain that wants review rollups across locations and will pay per site.
Not forA business whose reviews live anywhere other than Google and Yelp.

Lite, per location per month. Plus is $99 and Pro is $199, both also per location. Prices change, so check reviewpush.com before you decide.

What it is

What ReviewPush actually does

  • Automated review request tools by email, text and QR code.
  • Review monitoring and multi location rollups, from the Plus plan.
  • Drafting, approving and replying from 1 dashboard.
  • A 30 day free trial with no card needed.
  • Google and Yelp. Their page states those 2 and no others.
The bill

What ReviewPush charges

From their own pricing page on 18 October 2026.

PlanPriceWhat it covers
Lite$49Per location. No monitoring included.
Plus$99Per location. Marked most popular. Adds templates and AI auto responses.
Pro$199Per location. Their comparison table calls this tier Max instead.

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 ReviewPush does well

  • A 30 day trial with no card is twice as long as anyone else here.
  • Requests by email, text and QR code on a tool built for chains.
  • Multi location rollups, so a head office can see every branch.
  • Replies are drafted, approved and posted from 1 place.
  • Nothing on their page describes filtering customers before the ask.

Where it falls short

  • Only 2 review sites, Google and Yelp. Note that Yelp's own guidelines say businesses should never ask customers to write reviews.
  • The Lite plan at $49 a location includes no monitoring.
  • $49 a location is roughly 10 times our per location rate.
  • Their plan cards call the top tier Pro and their comparison table calls it Max.
  • No free plan.
Side by side

ReviewPush and FiveStariz

We make a competing product, so read this with that in mind. Our pricing page has our side of it, in full.

Questions

ReviewPush, answered

How much does ReviewPush cost?

Lite is $49 per location per month, Plus $99 and Pro $199, all per location. We read these on their pricing page on 18 October 2026. There is a 30 day free trial with no card and no free plan.

Which review sites does ReviewPush support?

Two. Their page says ReviewPush supports Google and Yelp reviews. Worth knowing that Yelp's own content guidelines state businesses should never ask customers to write reviews, so pointing people there carries its own risk.

What is a cheaper ReviewPush alternative for several locations?

Ours is $5 per location from 10 locations, against their $49 at the entry tier. For 10 branches that is $50 a month rather than $490. They have the longer trial and the multi location rollups.

Want the asking done for less?

FiveStariz is $19 a month, the price is on the page, and there is no setup fee.