Key takeaways
- Birdeye still has no public price list in 2026. Third-party buyer reports consistently put Starter around $299, Growth around $349-$449, and Dominate around $449-$699+ per location per month, billed annually, with month-to-month running 15-40% higher.
- Add-ons (Social AI, Surveys AI, Mass Texting, Referrals, Google Seller Ratings, Benchmarking) run an extra $50-$200 per location per month each, and onboarding/implementation fees of $500-$1,500 per location are common.
- Birdeye bundles a GEO (generative engine optimization) module called Search AI into its higher tiers rather than selling it as a clean line item, which makes it hard to know what you're actually paying for AI visibility specifically.
- Dedicated GEO platforms like Promptwatch start at $95/month and give you prompt-level data, crawler logs, and content automation that Birdeye's bundled module doesn't disclose publicly.
- Whether Birdeye's price makes sense depends almost entirely on how many of its nine-ish modules you'll realistically use. Most single-location buyers use three or four.
Why Birdeye still won't show you a price
I went looking for Birdeye's pricing page the normal way, typed it into a browser, expecting a table. What I got was a lead capture form asking for my business email, company name, and a location-count band (1-3, 4-9, 10-39, and so on, up to 1000+). No dollar figure anywhere. The tagline above the form reads