Pluspoint — AI local marketing platform

Manage 200+ local listings at once, so people and AI find your business

Get listed everywhere that matters and keep every detail correct, so local search and AI answers send a steady stream of new customers your way. Self-serve, priced per location.

Trusted by hundreds of local brands

Missing and stale listings cost you customers

Customers and AI assistants read your listings before they ever see your website. Every gap hands the booking to someone else.

  • Address on file After Pluspoint

    • Google 14 Elm St 14 Elm St
    • Foursquare 12 Oak St 14 Elm St
    • Yelp 12 Oak St 14 Elm St

    Google gets updated. The other 200+ listings don't

    Someone watches Google, so Google is usually right. The rest never hear about your move or new hours, and still send customers somewhere.

  • Account access After Pluspoint

    • Google Head office Head office
    • Yelp No access Connected
    • Facebook Password reset Connected

    Nobody can log in to fix it

    Your Yelp account still belongs to a manager who quit two years ago. Recovery takes weeks, and the wrong number keeps ringing for a business that cannot hear it.

  • Status on file After Pluspoint

    • Google Permanently closed Permanently closed
    • Tripadvisor Open today Permanently closed
    • Facebook Open today Permanently closed

    Stale listings cost you the sale

    A customer rings a dead number, or drives to a branch that closed. AI assistants notice the contradictions too, and quietly recommend a business whose records agree.

Change it once, and every listing updates, sending people and AI to your locations

Browse all 200+ integrations
  • Search and maps Where almost every customer starts
    Google Apple Maps Bing Facebook
  • AI assistants They answer before anyone clicks a result
    ChatGPT Gemini Perplexity Copilot Siri Alexa
  • Navigation apps They steer people to your door
    Waze HERE TomTom Citymapper
  • Data aggregators Quiet databases others copy
    Foursquare Data Axle Cuebiq
  • Food and delivery Where people choose dinner
    Yelp Deliveroo iFood TheFork
  • Reservations and travel Where people book tables
    OpenTable Tripadvisor Booking.com Expedia Airbnb +200 more
Within a few months our locations went from invisible in AI search to getting cited in Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT when people look for somewhere to eat. Cleaning up the listings so they matched across the directories did the work.
Kimberly M. · review on G2

Get more customers from AI and local search with Pluspoint local listings

Your listings are the whole public record of your business, from the Google Business Profile to the details AI assistants trust.

  1. Get named when someone asks an AI assistant like ChatGPT

    Assistants lean on listing records as well as your site, and they favour the business whose details agree across sources. Pluspoint keeps yours in sync, so the answer names you.

    Your business 14 Elm St · Open to 8pm
    1 record

    All five agree confidence high

    “Try Your business on Elm Street, open until 8.”

  2. Know which location needs work, and which field to fix first

    Pluspoint scores each location on hours, photos and categories, then names the one field to fix next. Usually something dull, like a description untouched since 2021.

    Optimization score

    Score my locations

    Optimization score

    Level 4 of 5

    • Hours
    • Special hours
    • Photos
    • Categories
    • Description Fix next
  3. Track your Google Maps ranking, street by street

    A location can rank third outside its own door and thirteenth four blocks north. Pluspoint checks a grid of points every month for the keywords you care about, and shows where you gained or slipped.

    Local rank grid

    See my rank grid

    “dentist near me”

    25 points, checked monthly

    Visible in
    68%
    Average rank
    5.4
    Since last quarter
    ▲ 2.1
    • Top 3
    • 4 to 7
    • 8 to 12
    • Not found
  4. Verify Google Business Profiles in bulk

    Every unverified profile lands in one list. Pick the method Google offers, type the code in, done. The whole backlog clears in an afternoon, with no separate logins to hunt down.

    Google Business Profile verification

    Verify my profiles

    Verify Google Business Profile

    • Elm Street Verified
    • Oak Avenue Code sent
    • Pine Road Not verified
    SMSPhone callEmailPostcard

    Codes are typed in Pluspoint, not on Google

  5. Change forty locations without opening forty tabs

    Change one detail, pick as many locations as you like, and Pluspoint pushes them all at once. Most people find it on the 23rd of December, with forty profiles still advertising a normal Thursday.

    Edit once

    Friday9:00 – 18:00
    Apply to 40 locations
    Updated Updated Updated Updated

Not sure if your listings need fixing?

Run a free scan and find out in about a minute. We check your name, address, phone and hours across your listings, then flag every mismatch, missing profile and duplicate.

Run a free scan

Free. No sign-up, no card.

Pluspoint makes local listings affordable for small and mid-sized businesses

What actually differs when you sit the options side by side.

Other solutions
Pluspoint
What it costs
Other solutions On request, often $100-300 a location
Pluspoint $29+/location
How you start
Other solutions Sales call first
Pluspoint Sign up and go
Seeing the problem
Other solutions Audit after the call
Pluspoint Free scan, no sign-up
Knowing it published
Other solutions Submit, then wait weeks
Pluspoint Every listing reports back
Directory logins
Other solutions An account per directory
Pluspoint Connect Google, we do the rest
If you cancel
Other solutions Listings can revert or vanish
Pluspoint What published stays published

Find the listings costing you customers in 15 minutes

  1. Step 1

    Pick a time that suits you

    Fifteen minutes, held for you. Nothing to prepare.

  2. Step 2

    Watch your real listings, not a sample account

    We look up your business live and read back what your listings say.

  3. Step 3

    Leave with a fix list

    Which profiles are missing, which disagree, and the order to fix them. Yours either way.

Listings are one part of Pluspoint. The demo also covers reviews, the shared inbox, social posts and surveys.

Or book a call through the contact form, if that suits you better

One platform for reputation management and local marketing

1
Attract Be found and chosen locally

Show up first when locals, and AI search, look for what you offer.

2
Convert Turn local interest into paying customers

Answer fast, capture every lead, and turn visits into bookings.

3
Retain Keep customers coming back

Protect your reputation and drive repeat business on autopilot.

Frequently asked questions

1. What is online listings management?
Online listings management is the process of keeping your business information accurate and consistent across online directories and search platforms. This includes major platforms like Google, Apple, Facebook, and HERE, as well as niche directories such as Foursquare, Yelp, TripAdvisor, RateMDs, and many others. Together those records form the public profile of your business, sometimes called the knowledge graph, that search engines and AI assistants read when they decide which business to recommend.
2. How many directories does the service manage?
The service manages listings across more than 200 directories worldwide. This includes global search engines, navigation apps, social platforms, data aggregators, and industry-specific directories that feed local search and AI search systems.
3. How is this different from managing my Google Business Profile?
A Google Business Profile covers one platform. Listings management covers the other 200+ places your details appear, including maps apps, review sites, data aggregators, and the assistants that read them. Google is usually the most valuable single profile and the least likely to be wrong, because someone is watching it. The long tail is where drift lives.
4. What is a local citation?
A local citation is any online mention of your business name, address and phone number, whether or not it links to your site. Directories, maps apps, and data aggregators all hold citations. Search engines and AI assistants treat agreement across many independent citations as evidence that the details are correct.
5. Does this help with AI assistants like ChatGPT?
It is the main input they have. An assistant answering a nearby-business question does not browse your website; it answers from structured data it already trusts, and directory records are a large part of that. Agreement across many independent sources is the signal, which is why a brand with a tidy Google profile and stale directory records still gets left out.
6. Can I check my business listings for free?
Yes. The listings scanner checks a location across the directories and reports missing profiles, wrong details and duplicates. It needs an email address and about a minute. No passwords, no card, no account to connect.
7. How much does listings management cost?
Pricing starts at $29 per location per month for the Pluspoint plan, and the Listings Sync add-on that publishes to the directory network is $39 per location per month. Both prices are published on the pricing page, there is no contract, and no sales call is required to see them.
8. Can I give managers access to their own locations only?
Yes. Teams are scoped globally, to a brand, or to named locations, and permissions are set per module. A regional manager sees only the locations assigned to their team, while head office keeps the master record that syndicates out.
9. Is there an API?
Yes. Pluspoint has a public REST API documented with an OpenAPI specification, with interactive docs at app.pluspoint.io/docs. It authenticates with a bearer token and covers locations, reviews, contacts, conversations and social posts, so you can create or update locations from your own systems.
10. Which directories cover my market?
Coverage differs by country: the global platforms publish everywhere Pluspoint operates, and country-specific directories apply only in their own market. The integrations directory filters by country, so you can check your markets before you buy rather than counting a headline number.

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