Birdeye
Multi-location brands that want one platform for reviews and more, sold through a sales conversation.
Comparison
ReviewLens vs Birdeye
Birdeye is an AI platform for multi-location brands that covers reviews on 200+ sites; ReviewLens is built only for Google reviews, with prices published per location. Both can post replies automatically.
Facts about Birdeye come from its own website, checked on 29 Oct 2026 (sources below). Birdeye is a trademark of its owner; ReviewLens is not affiliated with Birdeye or with Google.
Who each is for
ReviewLens
Local businesses and agencies that want every Google review read, understood and answered, from one location up, at a published price.
Side by side
Birdeye and ReviewLens on reviews
Who it is aimed at
- Birdeye
- Multi-location brands
- ReviewLens
- Local businesses and agencies, from 1 location
Review sites
- Birdeye
- 200+ sites
- ReviewLens
- Google only
AI reply drafts
- Birdeye
- Yes, a Review Response Agent writes in your brand voice
- ReviewLens
- Yes; every new review gets a draft in your tone
Automatic replies (posted without you)
- Birdeye
- Yes: it "posts on its own, or holds for approval"
- ReviewLens
- Yes, with your rules: by default 3–5★ post on their own; 1–2★, sensitive and likely fake reviews wait for you
Price
- Birdeye
- Not published; a form asks for your details to get pricing
- ReviewLens
- $9.99 per location a month (Reply Autopilot); $49 (1 location) and $149 (up to 5) for everything
Free trial
- Birdeye
- Not offered on its pricing page; a demo instead
- ReviewLens
- 7 days; a card is taken at checkout
Where Birdeye is stronger
- Reviews from 200+ sites, not only Google.
- One platform for brands that want to replace several tools.
- Built for large multi-location brands.
Where ReviewLens fits
- You mainly care about Google reviews.
- You want to see the price before you talk to anyone: $9.99 per location a month for replies.
- You want to try it yourself first: a 7-day trial, started from a Google Maps link.
- You want rules for what posts on its own: per star rating, sensitive reviews held, a wait and a daily limit.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is ReviewLens a Birdeye alternative?
For Google reviews, yes: ReviewLens reads every Google review, drafts a reply to each and can post replies automatically under your rules. If you need reviews from many other sites in one platform, Birdeye covers 200+.
How much does Birdeye cost?
Birdeye does not publish prices (checked 29 Oct 2026); its pricing page asks for your details and number of locations. ReviewLens publishes its prices: Reply Autopilot is $9.99 per location a month.
Do both reply to reviews automatically?
Yes. Birdeye says its agent posts on its own or holds for approval. ReviewLens posts by your per-star rules, holds sensitive and likely fake reviews, and waits 2 hours by default so you can step in.
Sources
Checked on 29 Oct 2026. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
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