Uberall review
Uberall is an enterprise platform that distributes location data to more than 150 directories for multi-location brands. It publishes plan names but no prices, and its Trustpilot profile holds only six reviews, so there is little a buyer can check before a sales call.
Best for
Multi-location brands and franchises, especially in Europe, that want listings, reviews and local pages under one contract.
Not for
Small businesses and anyone who needs a published price before speaking to sales.
Uberall at a glance
- Product
- Multi-location marketing platform
- Listings network
- 150+ directories (vendor claim)
- Plans
- Show Up, Stand Out, Connect
- Pricing
- Not published, quote on request
- AI visibility
- GEO Studio, priced separately
- Customers
- 1,000+ brands (vendor claim)
- Company
- Founded 2013, Berlin, Germany
- Public rating
- Trustpilot 2.3 (6 reviews), October 2026
What is good
- Listings network of more than 150 directories, by its own count
- Listings, reviews, local social and local pages in one platform
- Plan contents are set out clearly, even without prices
- Berlin headquarters and a European base
What is not
- No published prices on any plan
- No free trial is mentioned on the pages we read
- Reviews and local social are held back for the higher tiers
- Only six Trustpilot reviews, five of them one-star
This review is based on Uberall’s public pages and third-party ratings, checked on 4 October 2026. The rating out of 10 is the editor’s own judgement. The focus is on listings and citations, not the full marketing platform.
How it works
Uberall is a listings sync platform for brands with many locations. Its site says it distributes business information across “150+ directories including Google, Apple, voice search and AI powered tools”. The company states it was founded in 2013, is based in Berlin and serves more than 1,000 brands.
Around the listings sit other modules: review monitoring with AI bulk replies, local social posting to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google and Apple, and a store locator with local pages. Two newer products are GEO Studio, which Uberall describes as a generative engine optimisation product for multi-location brands, and UB-I, an AI agent that monitors locations and acts on them. The site quotes results such as 30 percent more visibility. Those are vendor claims without a published method, so we give them no weight.
Where it fits
For local citations, Uberall sits at the opposite end from a pay-per-citation service. You do not buy listings. You rent a system that keeps hundreds of locations consistent, with approval workflows and reporting. That is worth paying for when you have 200 branches and opening hours that change. It is far more than a business with one or two addresses needs. For those, see BrightLocal or Whitespark, and our local business hub.
Uberall’s pages do not say what happens to listings when a contract ends. Ask that in the sales process.
Plans and pricing
| Plan | Included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Show Up | Uberall Essentials, Listings | Not published |
| Stand Out | Adds Reviews | Not published |
| Connect | Adds Local Social and posting to Google and Apple | Not published |
This is from Uberall’s pricing page on 4 October 2026. Each plan has a “request pricing” route and no figures. Add-ons include Analytics Plus, Reviews Plus, Collaborate Plus, Locator and Local Pages, and social ads. GEO Studio has its own pricing plan. The pages we read do not mention a free trial, a contract length or a currency.
A vendor that will not publish a price is not hiding anything unusual at enterprise level, but it does mean you cannot compare it on cost without a quote. Synup now publishes its prices, which makes it the easier of the two to assess from outside.
What public reviews say
Uberall’s Trustpilot profile shows 2.3 from 6 reviews, checked in October 2026. Five are one-star and one is five-star, with two reviews in the last 12 months. Six reviews say very little about a company with enterprise customers, who rarely use Trustpilot.
For other options, see our local citation services comparison.
Bottom line
Uberall is an enterprise platform that distributes location data to more than 150 directories for multi-location brands. It publishes plan names but no prices, and its Trustpilot profile holds only six reviews, so there is little a buyer can check before a sales call.
Visit UberallUberall questions
How much does Uberall cost?
Uberall does not publish prices. Its pricing page lists three plans, Show Up, Stand Out and Connect, and asks you to request pricing, as checked on 4 October 2026.
How many directories does Uberall cover?
Uberall says it distributes business information across more than 150 directories, including Google and Apple.
Is Uberall suitable for a single-location business?
Its site is aimed at enterprise and multi-location brands. A single location is usually better served by a one-off citation service or a tool with published per-location pricing.
How Uberall compares
| Vendor | Coverage | Pricing | Public rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uberall | Europe and North America, multi-language | Quote based | unknown (not checked today, search budget ran out) |
| Synup | US focus, English | Usage based per location and feature; 14-day trial with $50 AI credits; no public price list | unknown (not checked today, search budget ran out) |
| BrightLocal | US, UK, CA, AU and more; English | Per location; Track $31, Manage $40, Grow $49 per month on annual billing; Citation Builder from $2 per citation; managed SEO $1,299/mo | G2 4.6/5, Capterra 4.8/5, Google 4.8/5 (shown on vendor site, counts not shown) |
| Whitespark | US, CA, UK, AU and more; English | Local Platform $1/mo per location; Citation Finder $33 to $149/mo; Listings Service $20 to $999 one-time; Rank Tracker from $14/mo | unknown (not checked today, search budget ran out) |