Built for businesses with more than a few locations
Locationes puts all your locations in a single dashboard: reviews in one inbox, profile gaps flagged before they cost you calls, local rankings tracked against the same set of keywords. Built for 5 to 500+ locations.
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Each industry links to how Locationes fits that kind of business.
Inside the product
The dashboard, the review queue, the reports and rank tracking read from the same data. Pick a view to see what the team uses it for.
Average rating, review volume and response rate for the whole account, with the locations that are slipping pulled to the top.
One filter switches between all locations and a single address.
See the dashboardAnswer from one queue instead of 23 inboxes. Templates, automatic translation and bulk reply sit beside the original review.
Each reply keeps its location and reviewer context, so nothing is answered twice.
See review managementNine reports with a previous-period comparison on every screen. Pick a date range once and move between keywords, impressions and ratings.
Anything on screen can be queued for Excel export.
See the reportsTrack the searches customers actually type, see which locations appear, and watch rank movement month by month.
Rising, falling, new and lost keywords are labelled, not buried in a table.
See local SEO Screens from an anonymized 23-location account.
What makes it different
Not more dashboards. The work that otherwise sits in someone’s head: what to do next, what is missing, and what disappeared.
Locationes reads your Google data every morning and writes the next action in plain language. In the account we studied, negative reviews waited 6.2 days for an answer.
Ten weighted checks per location, from the cover photo to the description length. The score is only useful because every gap carries a Fix action.
Every review is archived from the first day. When a rating drops without an obvious reason, the archive shows what left and when.
Reports
Three of the nine reports, with the demo account’s numbers. Every screen has a date picker, a previous-period comparison and an Excel export.
Roles
Four people open Locationes for four different reasons. They should not need four tools.
No chasing branch managers for screenshots before a board meeting.
Local visibility is not one number. It is 400 keywords across 23 addresses.
The same queue, templates and report format whether the client has three locations or a hundred.
Head office sets the rules; the product shows which branch has not applied them yet.
Pricing
Four bands. The rate steps down as the account grows, and the band applies to every location on the account.
Prices in USD, per location, per month. Adding the eleventh location moves the whole account to $5.50 — the total goes from $60.00 to $60.50, not $66.00.
Questions
Five things multi-location teams ask on the first call. Pricing details are on the pricing page.
Any business that manages more than a handful of Google Business Profiles: retail chains, clinics, veterinary groups, supermarkets, EV charging networks, franchises and the agencies that run local marketing for them. The product assumes you have locations you did not open yourself last week — store codes, regions, several people replying to reviews.
Yes, and you keep it. Locationes connects to the Google accounts you already manage and works through the official API, so your team can keep using Google directly. Locationes adds the cross-location view Google does not provide: one inbox, one action list, one reporting standard.
You get three days of full access from the moment you connect a Google account — no reduced feature set. If you do nothing at the end of the trial, the account is not charged. You can cancel from inside the app or by writing to [email protected].
No. Every reply is written or approved by a person on your team; templates and bulk actions save typing, not judgement. AI-assisted reply drafts are on the roadmap and will stay reviewable before anything is published. Answers are limited to 4,000 characters, the same limit Google applies.
Most teams start with the location list, then move to the review inbox. You do not need to change how your locations are set up in Google.
