ReviewPush review
A web-based reputation platform for collecting and managing Google and Yelp reviews.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ReviewPush is a web-based online reputation management platform for businesses and multi-location brands. It brings review requests, monitoring, responses, reporting, alerts, and website display tools into one system. Its focus is especially relevant for teams managing Google and Yelp reviews across individual locations, regions, districts, or corporate groups.
Pricing is structured by location and billed monthly. Lite costs $49 per location per month and includes Google review requests, email, text, and SMS requests, reporting, review responding, and competitor tracking. Plus costs $99 per location per month and adds automated SMS and email requests, Google and Yelp monitoring, response templates, AI auto review responding, keyword tracking, and ReviewBox website display. Pro costs $199 per location per month and adds customer recovery and resolution, a dedicated phone number for customer messaging, and social media auto-posting. A 30-day free trial is available, while multi-location pricing is custom.
The platform’s strongest fit is its concentrated review workflow: teams can request reviews, monitor Google and Yelp, respond from a centralized dashboard, receive email and mobile app alerts, and track keywords, sentiment, ratings, and review activity. Multi-level dashboards support corporate, regional, district, and location teams, while ReviewBox widgets can display reviews on websites. AI-assisted responses are available on eligible plans, with automated review responding listed in Plus. ReviewPush should suit organizations that want a Google-and-Yelp-centered workflow with communication and reporting features. Businesses needing broader review-source coverage or a free plan should consider alternatives.
ReviewPush pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Email, SMS, and text review requests
- Google and Yelp monitoring with centralized responses
- AI responses, alerts, reporting, dashboards, and widgets
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan after the 30-day trial
- Pricing is charged per location
- Review coverage centers on Google and Yelp
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