Birdeye Pricing, and What It Really Costs
Birdeye does not publish full pricing. Here is what businesses actually report paying, what is included, and what the alternative costs.
Is Birdeye worth what you are paying?
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Switching is not your job. It is ours.
You sign up. We do everything else, end to end, and you keep collecting reviews the entire time.
You sign up. That is your part.
No exports, no spreadsheets, no support tickets, no onboarding calls. Tell us what you are on today and hand the rest to us.
We rebuild everything, exactly as it was.
Your review requests, follow-up timing, sentiment routing, widgets and every integration, set up the way you already had it. You do nothing.
Live within two business days.
Nothing pauses, so no customer notices a thing. What you notice is more reviews landing, a rating that climbs, all without burning your wallet.
Trophy Jar vs Birdeye
| Trophy Jar | Birdeye | |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | ||
| Starting price | $9/month | Hundreds per month |
| Annual contract typical | ||
| Sales call required to buy | ||
| Free migration, done for you | ||
| Ask on anything your tools track, not a short list | ||
| Follow-ups that stop the second they review | ||
| Route unhappy customers privately first | ||
| Native integrations on every plan | 13 | Plan dependent |
| Photo and video reviews | Plan dependent |
Birdeye does not publish full pricing. Figures reflect commonly reported plan costs and vary by package, location count and contract length.
When Birdeye is the better choice
If you need the whole platform, Birdeye’s price can be justified. If you mainly need reviews collected, you are paying for a lot you will not use.
- You want mass texting, webchat, surveys, listings management and a shared inbox in one contract.
- You run many locations and need per-location dashboards, roles and reporting.
- You want a named account manager as part of an enterprise agreement.
It runs on the tools you already have
Connect once and every finished job, paid invoice or won deal asks for a review on its own.
Every finished job turns into a review request before your van leaves the driveway.
Every paid invoice becomes a review request, so getting paid also grows your rating.
Each successful charge quietly asks for a review, so proof grows alongside revenue.
Won deals become public proof automatically, with nothing added to your team's checklist.
Reviews collect themselves off the invoices you were already sending.
Every won opportunity asks for itself, so your clients watch their reviews stack up.
It all runs off what your tools already track. If you can see it in your tool, you can ask for a review on it.
Common Questions
How much does Birdeye cost?+
Birdeye does not publish full pricing and quotes per business. Reported costs commonly run into the hundreds per month, usually on an annual contract, and vary with location count and the modules you take.
Why is Birdeye pricing not public?+
Platforms sold through a sales team usually quote per account so pricing can flex with company size and contract length. It also means you cannot compare without a demo.
Is there a cheaper alternative?+
Yes, if reviews are your main goal. Trophy Jar starts at $9 a month for your first two months, then $29, with published pricing and no contract.
Do you migrate me from Birdeye?+
Yes, free, on every plan. We rebuild your requests, timing, routing, widgets and integrations, and most switches are live within two business days.
Is there a contract?+
Not with Trophy Jar. No annual commitment and no lock-in. There is no free trial, the paid trial starts at $9.