Birdeye pricing is quote-only. BlooTrue’s is on the page.
Your reviews on your website from $0, or $9 a month. No sales call, no contract.
Birdeye is a full customer-experience suite, with reviews, messaging, payments and campaigns, priced by quote. BlooTrue does one part of that, showing your reviews on your website, for $0 to $75 a month with the prices on the page. Pick Birdeye for the whole suite in one contract; pick BlooTrue for the website part.
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BlooTrue vs Birdeye at a glance
| Compared | BlooTrue | Birdeye |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 free, then $9, $29 or $75 a month | Quote only |
| Plans | Free, Starter, Pro, Business | Starter, Growth, Dominate |
| How you buy | Online, monthly or yearly, cancel anytime | Quote form or demo; “one platform, one contract” |
| What it does | Review widgets on your website, from 20+ platforms | Reviews, campaigns, team chat, payments, social and referrals |
| Free option | Free plan, forever | Free trial |
| Best for | Getting your reviews on your website without a sales call | Multi-location businesses that want one suite for the whole customer journey |
Birdeye doesn’t publish prices
Birdeye’s pricing page has no prices. It asks for your email, company and number of locations, from 1 to 3 up to 1,000+, and says pricing is built around outcomes, with one platform and one contract. G2 and Capterra list three plans, Starter, Growth and Dominate, each as contact-us, and both mention a free trial.
BlooTrue’s prices are on its pricing page: free, then Starter at $9 a month, Pro at $29 and Business at $75, billed monthly or yearly.
Birdeye is a suite. BlooTrue is the website part.
Capterra lists unlimited users and contacts, campaigns, team chat, payments and integrations on Birdeye Starter, social tools on Growth and referrals on Dominate. If you want all of that from one vendor, Birdeye is built for it.
BlooTrue doesn’t send review requests, run messaging or take payments. It shows the reviews you already have on Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, G2, Capterra, Airbnb, Booking.com and 20+ other platforms on your website, in 100+ styles on paid plans.
Start in a minute, without a sales call
Search your business on a BlooTrue widget page, pick a style and get the embed code by email, with no account needed. Paid plans bill monthly or yearly, and your first payment has a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Pick Birdeye if…
- You want reviews, messaging, payments and campaigns in one platform and one contract.
- You run many locations and want a sales team to scope it with you. Birdeye’s quote form goes up to 1,000+ locations.
- You want to try the whole suite first. G2 and Capterra list a Birdeye free trial.
If that’s you, Birdeye is a solid choice. If you only need your reviews on your website, BlooTrue does that at a price you can see.
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Pricing
| Compared | BlooTrue | Birdeye |
|---|---|---|
| Published prices | Yes: $0, $9, $29 and $75 a month | No: quote form |
| Plans | Free, Starter, Pro, Business | Starter, Growth, Dominate (G2 and Capterra) |
| Yearly prices | $84, $290 and $750 a year | Quote only |
| Billing | Monthly or yearly, cancel anytime | “One platform, one contract” |
| Free option | Free plan, forever | Free trial |
| Locations | 1 on Starter, 10 on Pro, 25 on Business | Quoted by location count, 1 to 1,000+ |
What each one does
| Compared | BlooTrue | Birdeye |
|---|---|---|
| Reviews on your website | Widgets from 20+ platforms, 100+ styles on paid plans | Part of the suite |
| Review requests | Not offered; free review-link and QR tools | Campaigns |
| Messaging and payments | Not offered | Team chat and payments on Starter |
| Social and referrals | Not offered | Social on Growth, referrals on Dominate |
| Getting started | Search your business, pick a style, get the code by email | Quote form or demo |
Birdeye publishes no prices. Its plan names and free trial come from G2 (updated 28 July 2026) and Capterra. Read on from birdeye.com/pricing, g2.com/products/birdeye/pricing, capterra.com Birdeye pricing and blootrue.com/pricing. Spot something out of date? Email info@blootrue.com.
How to switch from Birdeye to BlooTrue in 3 steps
- 1
Find your business
Open the BlooTrue widget page for the platform your reviews are on and search your business name. Your reviews come from your public profiles, so there is nothing to export from Birdeye.
- 2
Pick a style and get the code
Choose a layout and enter your email. The one-line embed code arrives in your inbox, with no account or password needed.
- 3
Swap the embed code
Paste the BlooTrue line where the Birdeye review widget sat. You can keep Birdeye for its other tools; the BlooTrue widget doesn’t depend on it.
What Do You Get on Every BlooTrue Plan?
Whatever you decide about Birdeye, this is the full BlooTrue feature set and what each plan costs.
Your reviews readable by AI, on paid plans
On Starter, Pro and Business the embed writes your review text, rating and count into your page HTML, with schema.org markup, and the script swaps in the animated widget for visitors. AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot read the HTML your server sends; they do not run widget JavaScript or read third-party iframes. Free BlooTrue widgets render inside an iframe that those crawlers skip.
Unlimited views on every plan, free included
No impression caps, no monthly view quota, no widget paused or hidden because a page got traffic. This is true on the free plan too. Most competitors meter views and move you up a tier when a page does well.
Unlimited widgets and domains on paid plans
Paid plans put no cap on how many widgets you build or how many domains you embed them on, with a domain allowlist to control where they render. Pricing moves on locations, not on websites, so landing pages and microsites do not each cost extra.
20+ review sources, 100+ styles on paid plans
Google, Facebook, Trustpilot, Yelp, TripAdvisor, G2, Capterra, Airbnb, Booking.com and more. Over 100 widget styles with light and dark themes, custom accent colours and star animations on paid plans; the free plan ships one branded widget in 5 styles. Reviews auto-translate into 68+ languages.
What Does Each Plan Include?
Free forever — 1 branded widget of any type, unlimited widget views with no impression cap, 1 connected review source on any platform, 100+ widget styles, auto-translation into 68+ languages.
$84/year billed annually
Everything for one location — unlimited widgets of every type, every widget style and animation, no BlooTrue branding, reviews auto-refreshed daily, 3 connected platforms (20+ to pick from; Pro includes them all), unlimited views and domains with a domain allowlist, advanced rich snippets, widget analytics. All-in-one widgets blend its 3 platforms; Pro blends every platform. 1 location included, extra locations $5/month each.
$290/year billed annually
Everything in Starter for up to 10 locations (extra locations $4/month each) — built for agencies and multi-location brands. All-in-one widgets blending every platform you connect into one (Starter blends its 3), every review source included (Starter includes 3), negative review email alerts, priority support.
$750/year billed annually
Everything in Pro for up to 25 locations (extra locations $3/month each) — reviews auto-refreshed twice daily, sub-accounts and white-label for your clients (coming soon), priority support with a 4-hour SLA.
Full breakdown on the pricing page, and the two-minute test for whether your current widget is readable by AI is in this guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Birdeye cost?
Birdeye doesn’t publish prices. Its pricing page asks for your number of locations and sends a quote, and G2 and Capterra list its Starter, Growth and Dominate plans as contact-us.
Does Birdeye have a free plan?
Not a free plan: G2 and Capterra list a free trial. BlooTrue has a free plan, forever: 1 widget with unlimited views and your latest 10 reviews.
Is BlooTrue a full Birdeye replacement?
No. BlooTrue shows your reviews on your website. It doesn’t send review requests, run messaging or take payments, which Birdeye does.
Can I use BlooTrue alongside Birdeye?
Yes. BlooTrue reads your reviews from your public profiles, so it works next to Birdeye or after it, with nothing to export.
What does BlooTrue cost?
The free plan is free forever: 1 widget with unlimited views and your latest 10 reviews. Starter is $9 a month or $84 a year, Pro $29 or $290 for 10 locations, and Business $75 or $750 for 25. You can pay monthly and cancel anytime.
When is Birdeye the better pick?
When you want reviews, messaging, payments and campaigns from one vendor under one contract, especially across many locations.
Researched and written by Mike Ragimov, founder of BlooTrue. Birdeye pricing was last read from their own pricing page on . BlooTrue is our product, so treat this as an interested comparison and check Birdeye’s current figures yourself.
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BlooTrue vs Birdeye: the summary
Birdeye does not publish its prices. As checked on 5 October 2026, its pricing page shows a quote form that asks for the number of locations, from 1 to 3 up to 1,000 or more, and describes “one platform, one contract”. G2 (updated 28 July 2026) and Capterra list three Birdeye plans, Starter, Growth and Dominate, each priced by quote, and both mention a free trial. Capterra lists unlimited users and contacts, campaigns, team chat, payments and integrations on Starter, social tools on Growth and referrals on Dominate. BlooTrue is a review widget platform that shows reviews from 20+ platforms on a website; it does not send review requests, run messaging or take payments. BlooTrue publishes its prices: a free plan with 1 widget and unlimited views, Starter at $9 a month or $84 a year, Pro at $29 a month for 10 locations and Business at $75 for 25, billed monthly or yearly. Birdeye fits businesses that want a full customer-experience suite; BlooTrue fits businesses that only need their reviews on their website.
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