Reputation management software: online reputation monitoring and review management tools

Reputation management software monitors what customers say about you across review sites, collects new reviews automatically, and puts the good ones where buyers actually decide. ReviewJet does that for B2B SaaS: it watches Google, G2 and Trustpilot, sends review requests on its own, and displays the results in a widget you can drop on your pricing page.

Most reputation platforms were built for restaurants and dental clinics, which is why they charge per location and sell you an SMS inbox you will never use. This one is priced and shaped for software companies. Plans start at $49 a month on annual billing, and G2 and Trustpilot monitoring comes in on Growth at $119. No sales call, no setup fee, no annual lock-in.

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What it does

The four jobs reputation management software actually has

Strip away the dashboards and every tool in this category is doing some combination of these four things. A tool that only does one of them is a widget, not a platform.

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Monitor

Watch every place a customer can publish about you: Google, G2, Trustpilot, Capterra. New reviews land in one feed instead of an email you missed on a Friday.

02

Collect

Ask for reviews on a schedule instead of when someone remembers. Requests fire after a closed deal, a renewal, or an activation milestone, and follow up once.

03

Respond

Reply from one inbox instead of logging into four dashboards. A negative review answered within a day reads better to the next buyer than a wall of perfect fives.

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Display

Put the proof on the pages where buyers decide. A review sitting on a G2 profile only converts the buyers who go looking for it.

Honest comparison

Reputation management platforms compared, including where they beat us

Pricing verified July 2026. Birdeye and Podium do not publish prices publicly, so the figures below are the ranges reported by third-party pricing trackers and should be confirmed with their sales teams.

Tool Reported starting price Built for Where it wins
ReviewJet From $24/mo billed yearly ($49 monthly). Google, G2 and Trustpilot sources on every plan B2B SaaS teams Collection, multi-source aggregation and display widgets in one tool, priced per company rather than per location. No annual contract.
Birdeye Reported around $299/mo per location, annual contract, quote only Multi-location local businesses, enterprise Breadth. It monitors a very large number of review sites and has deep local SEO and listings management that we do not attempt.
Podium Reported around $399/mo, quote only Local service businesses SMS. Its text-first review requests and messaging inbox are genuinely strong if your customers text.
Trustpilot Free tier, paid Business from about $99/mo Consumer brands and ecommerce Brand recognition. The Trustpilot name and its Google Shopping star ratings carry weight with consumers.
Elfsight Low monthly cost for widgets Anyone who wants a display widget Cheap, fast embeds. It is a display widget though: it does not collect reviews for you.

If you run 40 dental clinics, buy Birdeye. If your customers book by text, buy Podium. ReviewJet is the right answer when you are a software company that needs reviews collected on Google, G2 and Trustpilot and shown on your own pages, without paying per location for an SMS inbox you will not use. All trademarks belong to their owners.

Who it's for

Who needs an online reputation management tool

B2B SaaS marketing teams

Your buyers check G2 before they book a demo. If your G2 profile has eleven reviews and your competitor has ninety, you lose the comparison before anyone sees your product. Steady collection is the fix, and it has to run without a human driving it.

Founders without a marketing team

Nobody at a nine-person company owns review collection, so it happens in bursts before a launch and then stops. Automated requests turn it into a background process that keeps producing while you build.

Agencies managing several clients

One dashboard, one report per client, one widget you can style to each brand. See the agency page for how teams run reputation as a retained service.

Working across client accounts? Read how agencies use ReviewJet on the reputation management for agencies page.

FAQ

Questions people ask about reputation management software

Reputation management software monitors what customers publish about a business across review sites, collects new reviews automatically, helps the team respond from one inbox, and displays the results on the company website. It replaces the manual work of checking Google, G2 and Trustpilot separately and hoping someone remembers to ask a happy customer for a review.
Reputation management software generally runs between $30 and $600 per month. Lightweight widget and review tools start around $30. Enterprise suites like Birdeye and Podium quote privately and are commonly reported between $299 and $599 per month, often per location and on an annual contract with a setup fee. Done-for-you agency services are a different market and cost far more. ReviewJet starts at $24 per month on annual billing ($49 month to month).
Online reputation management is the practice of shaping what someone finds when they research your company: your reviews, your search results, and what people say about you socially. For a software company the reviews carry the most weight, because buyers read G2, Google and Trustpilot before they ever reach your pricing page.
Do four things in order. Claim and monitor every profile buyers actually read (Google, G2, Trustpilot). Ask for reviews on a trigger, not a whim, so volume keeps climbing. Answer every negative review within a day, publicly and without defensiveness. Then put the results on your own site, because a review nobody sees does not convert anyone.
It depends entirely on what kind of business you run, and any list that says otherwise is selling something. Birdeye is the strongest choice for multi-location local businesses. Podium wins if your customers communicate by text. Trustpilot suits consumer ecommerce brands. ReviewJet is built for B2B SaaS companies that need reviews on Google, G2 and Trustpilot collected and displayed without per-location pricing.
Indirectly, yes. Review volume and recency feed the local pack for businesses with a physical presence, and review content adds the long-tail language buyers search with. The bigger effect for software companies is conversion: a pricing page carrying recent, specific reviews converts better than the same page without them, which improves the value of the traffic you already have.
No, and be wary of anyone who claims otherwise. Legitimate tools can flag reviews that violate a platform's policies, which sometimes results in removal, but nobody can delete an honest negative review. The reliable strategy is to answer it well and to out-collect it, so one poor review sits inside a body of recent positive ones instead of leading your profile.

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From $24/mo, billed yearly. No per-review fees.

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