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Birdeye review

A broad review-management suite for monitoring, responding to, and promoting feedback.

9.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Birdeye is a review management and customer experience platform aimed primarily at multi-location brands. It brings reviews from more than 200 sites into a centralized dashboard, where teams can filter feedback, receive email and SMS notifications, send review requests, respond to reviews, and manage workflows. The platform also supports review sentiment, topic, language, and severity analysis, along with embeddable widgets and iOS and Android mobile apps. Its broader scope includes messaging, listings, surveys, social, and analytics capabilities.

Pricing is configured through a sales process based on the number of locations and selected capabilities. The product does not use a published free plan, so organizations evaluating it should be prepared to discuss their operating footprint and requirements with Birdeye. The platform connects with services including Google, Facebook, TripAdvisor, LinkedIn, X, WordPress, and an API. Its review-source coverage includes platforms such as Airbnb, Amazon, Angi, BBB, Booking.com, Capterra, DealerRater, Expedia, Foursquare, and Google Play, making it suited to teams that need feedback gathered across a wide ecosystem.

Response management is a notable part of the offering. Teams can use templates, AI-assisted responses, autonomous responses, or approval-based workflows, while spam detection and triage help organize incoming reviews. One published help article states that AI-assisted review responses are currently available only for US-based locations or businesses. Birdeye is a strong fit for organizations that need broad monitoring, review requests, analysis, response workflows, and website promotion across multiple locations. Smaller teams seeking only a focused review inbox may find its wider customer-experience scope and sales-led purchasing process less suitable.

Birdeye pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Monitors reviews from more than 200 sites in one platform
    • Supports email and SMS review requests, alerts, and responses
    • Adds AI responses, triage, analytics, widgets, and mobile apps
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires a sales contact and is configured by locations and capabilities
    • AI-assisted responses are currently limited to US-based locations and businesses
    • Its wider customer-experience scope may exceed the needs of single-location teams

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