Overview

SearchRush combines Google Business Profile tools, local rank tracking, citation management, review monitoring, ad creation, lead discovery and AI search visibility. That makes it a practical fit for teams that want these local-search workflows together rather than scattered across services. Its value depends on whether your location count and monthly work fit the plan allowances.

The Google Maps tracker uses a geo-grid heatmap, runs daily and compares competitors, giving teams a view of local variation rather than a single ranking figure. Review management monitors Google around the clock, alerts on one- and two-star reviews, drafts replies in a business's tone and retains reply history and an audit log. Those tools make the platform relevant to reputation work as well as search visibility.

Key features

Rankings, citations and reputation

The citation network covers more than 500 directories, including Yelp, YellowPages, Foursquare, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Angi and HomeAdvisor. Most citations go live within 24 to 72 hours, though manual review can extend that to seven days. Starter and Growth cap citations at 500 per month; Pro and Agency include 500 or more, so higher-volume citation work points toward the upper tiers.

SearchRush can publish two Google Business Profile posts per week. Its Ad Maker creates Facebook, Instagram and Google display ads with AI-written copy, industry templates and Brand Kit reuse. Social content supports Facebook, Instagram and Google. The lead database contains more than 50 million B2B leads, but monthly lead credits still limit how much prospecting each plan supports.

AI visibility and agency controls

For AI search visibility, SearchRush uses GPT-4o to create authority listicles longer than 1,000 words and publish them to more than 500 domains, targeting recommendations in ChatGPT and Gemini. This broadens the platform beyond conventional local listings, though Enterprise is the tier with unlimited LLM citations.

Additional seats support Admin, Editor and Viewer roles. Pro and Agency include full white-label reporting, while Agency adds unlimited client businesses, bulk submission and automated branded reports. These controls matter most to agencies handling client work; smaller teams may not need to pay for those higher-tier allowances.

Pricing

The Free plan costs $0 forever and supports one business location, three citations per month, three tracked keywords, five lead credits and five AI review replies per month. It is useful for a small trial of the workflow, but the citation, tracking and lead caps are too low for sustained multi-location work.

Starter costs $57.00 USD per month billed monthly, or $47/mo when billed annually. It includes three locations, 500 citations per month, 10,000 rank-tracker credits, 50 lead credits and 200 AI review replies. This is the entry paid tier for a small business or team with a few locations, though its lead and tracking allowances can constrain heavier use.

Growth costs $149.00 USD per month billed monthly, or $124/mo when billed annually. It raises capacity to five locations, 25,000 rank-tracker credits and 100 lead credits, retains 500 citations per month and adds unlimited AI review replies. It fits teams needing more tracking and reputation capacity without moving to an agency-focused tier.

Pro costs $297.00 USD per month billed monthly, or $247/mo when billed annually. It covers 10 locations, 500+ citations per month, 50,000 rank-tracker credits, 200 lead credits per month and 5,000 lead credits on signup. White-label reporting makes it a stronger fit for agencies or larger operators serving multiple locations.

Agency costs $497.00 USD per month billed monthly, or $414/mo when billed annually. It includes unlimited locations, 500+ citations per month, 200,000 rank-tracker credits, unlimited lead credits and 50,000 lead credits on signup, alongside unlimited client businesses and bulk submission. It is the clearest fit for agencies with broad portfolios, but its price and scale are unnecessary for a single-location business.

Enterprise has custom pricing for large brands and franchise networks, with everything in Agency plus unlimited LLM citations, unlimited LocalBoosts, unlimited API calls and a custom SLA. All paid plans include a seven-day free trial with no charge today, and customers can cancel anytime. Annual billing saves approximately 17%. The pricing page gives a seven-day trial term, while the homepage FAQ describes paid plans as having a 14-day trial; the pricing-page term is seven days.

Platforms

SearchRush is web-based. Its social content supports Facebook, Instagram and Google, and its citation network connects with major directories and map services including Yelp, Apple Maps and Bing Places.

Who it's for

SearchRush is best suited to local businesses, multi-location operators and agencies that need to coordinate rankings, citations and reputation work. The daily geo-grid scans and review alerts are useful for monitoring local visibility and customer feedback, while the higher tiers make room for more locations, leads and client reporting. A small business with one location and modest needs can start free, but will quickly meet its monthly caps; teams seeking only rank tracking or only lead generation may find the all-in-one scope more than they need.

Pros and cons

Pros: Daily Google Maps geo-grid tracking with competitor comparison helps teams see geographic ranking differences.
Pros: More than 500 citation destinations and typical 24-to-72-hour publication support broad listing work without lengthy waits in most cases.
Pros: Review alerts, reply drafting, audit history and scheduled Google Business Profile posts combine visibility and reputation tasks.
Pros: Pro and Agency provide white-label reporting, with Agency adding unlimited client businesses and bulk submission.
Cons: The free plan's one location, three citations and three tracked keywords make it a limited ongoing option.
Cons: Monthly credits and location caps require teams to move up tiers as their tracking, lead discovery or client workload grows.
Cons: Citation publication is not always quick: manual reviews can take as long as seven days.

Alternatives

For a broader local SEO category comparison, browse Local SEO Software. Choose Semrush instead if its free demo project and 10 daily reports suit your reporting needs better. LeadSnap is an alternative with a free tier and a Starter plan that includes 10 locations and 10,000 heatmap credits. Local Glyph offers a free tier with 30 one-time credits and unlimited projects, or a $45 monthly Starter Pack with recurring credits and white-label reporting. Geo Authority may suit users seeking website and location-page work, with its free tier covering one project and limited pages. Getpin Local SEO Landing Pages is another option for location landing pages, with tiers organized by location count. LocalGecko offers a free local SEO audit and checks such as NAP consistency and GBP completeness. Grid My Business has a free Starter plan with scan credits, two business profiles and unlimited keywords. GrowMe Locally offers a $99.00 USD per month one-time-per-listing option for a single business listing.

Verdict

SearchRush is a strong choice for local businesses and agencies that want daily local ranking insight alongside citation, review and campaign tools in one service. Its agency reporting and expandable allowances are the main reasons to choose it; the tight free caps and step-up costs are reasons to look elsewhere if your needs are narrow or your location count is small.

	GMB Everywhere	SearchRush
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Free trial	No	Yes
Paid from	$15/mo	$47/mo
Open source	No	No
Platforms	—	Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Google profile tools	Yes	Yes
Local rank tracking	Yes	Yes
Competitor tracking	Yes	Yes
Paid from	—	$47/mo
Citation management	—	Yes
Included locations	—	3 locations

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