Business listing management cost on BLM is listed SaaS plus the labor to close alerts: Starter at $49/month for one location, Growth at $149/month for up to 25 locations, Enterprise custom. Billing is not live yet. Start a free trial or book a call. For the planning model (DIY hours, agency retainers, drift), read business listing management cost in 2026. New to the category? Start with what is business listing management, the homepage, or compare listing software.
What you get on each plan
Every plan is the same listing desk: canonical NAP, publisher coverage, duplicate radar, and hours / category monitoring across Google, Apple, Bing, MapQuest, and the directory network. Starter is listed at $49/month for one location. Growth is listed at $149/month for up to 25 locations, with shared workspace seats for marketing and SEO. Enterprise is custom for franchises, agencies, and national footprints that need SSO, role controls, and bulk correction workflows. Billing is not live yet — start a free trial for Starter product access, or book a call for Growth and Enterprise.
Who pricing is for
Choose Starter when you want the product on a single storefront before you scale. Choose Growth when you already run a multi-location set and need one health score instead of tab-hopping publisher logins. Choose Enterprise when an agency multi-account structure, franchise governance, or unlimited locations is the real constraint — not the feature checklist.
Limits and ceilings
Location count is the main ceiling: one on Starter, up to 25 on Growth, unlimited on Enterprise. A location is a unique storefront NAP (or one service-area coverage region you publish). BLM is listing management software, not a review inbox or full local SEO suite. There is no billed free plan; the free trial is how you evaluate Starter before charging begins. Listed rates above are the public prices we intend to charge — they are not a discounted promo and they are not invented rankings against other vendors.
How onboarding and billing start
Starter: open a free trial, create a workspace, import or add your location, approve canonical NAP, and run the first audit. Growth and Enterprise: book a call so we can confirm location count, agency vs brand seating, and whether you need SSO or bulk corrections before you import. Prefer to talk first? Use book a call. Want the workflow before you pick a plan? Read how it works.
What the listed price covers — and what it does not
The listed Starter and Growth prices are SaaS access to the listing desk when billing goes live: locations in a workspace, NAP / coverage / duplicate / hours scores, and the shared operating view marketing and SEO already expect. They do not include paid directory submission fees a publisher may charge on its own, agency labor to close alerts, or custom data engineering. Enterprise adds governance (SSO, roles, bulk corrections, multi-account structure) when the footprint or agency model needs it — that is scoped on a call, not a self-serve toggle.
If you are modeling total cost of ownership, separate three buckets: the BLM plan, the hours your team spends approving canonical NAP and closing duplicates, and any publisher-side fees outside this product. The planning article linked above walks DIY hours versus agency retainers without inventing traffic or ranking claims. Pick a scale below to highlight the plan that matches your storefront count, then start a trial or book a call. FAQs under the plans repeat the same facts in short form: how to start, what counts as a location, and that there is no billed free plan — only a free trial into Starter product access.
How to read these prices
Listed rates are Starter at $49/month and Growth at $149/month for up to 25 locations when billing goes live. Enterprise is custom for larger footprints, SSO, and procurement needs. Billing is not live yet: you can create a workspace without a card so the team can evaluate the desk on real locations before anyone debates a PO.
A location is one unique storefront NAP — one canonical name, address, and phone. Service-area businesses count as one location per coverage area you publish. If you are comparing to sales-led enterprise platforms, expect custom quotes there and a longer implementation. If you are comparing to citation-only tools, expect BLM to emphasize ongoing publisher consistency after the first audit, not a one-time submission pack.
What is included — and what is not
Plans are meant to cover the listing desk: import, health scores, duplicate and hours risk, and digests. They are not a managed local SEO retainer, not paid media, and not a guarantee that every niche directory will accept an automated update. Publisher coverage and packaging can change; the public pricing page is the source for list prices, and a demo is the place to pressure-test your footprint before you commit.
Start with the storefront count toggle above, open a workspace, and escalate to a walkthrough only when the first health pass shows real publisher exceptions your team cannot clear in a spreadsheet.