Synup review: our take
Synup runs local marketing location by location: listings pushed to its publisher network and kept in sync, review monitoring with drafted replies, local social posts, rank checks on a 7x7 geographic grid, and a beta score for visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. Its Sydekick agent carries out these tasks from chat, Slack or scheduled playbooks.
Every plan has every feature, and the bands differ by locations and credits. Solo is $49 a month, or $39 billed yearly, for one location without white labeling; Premium at $299 covers up to 10 locations and adds white labeling. That jump is steep for a small agency. Local Dominator's Pro plan gives 20 profiles, white label and an API for $97 a month.
What Synup does
Synup pushes name, address, hours and categories to its publisher network and keeps listings in sync, collects reviews per location with drafted responses and review-request campaigns, and publishes local social posts. Its SEO module checks rankings on a 7x7 geographic grid per keyword against competitors, and its AEO module scores visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity with suggested fixes. The Sydekick agent runs these tasks from chat, Slack or scheduled playbooks; agencies get a multi-client command center, client portal, automated branded reports and white labeling.
Who Synup is for
Best for
- local SEO agencies reselling under their own brand (white label and client portal from Premium)
- small multi-location businesses wanting listings, reviews and rank grids at a flat per-location price
- a single local business on Solo at $49/month
Not for
- agencies wanting white label on the cheapest plan: Solo has none
- non-local SEO such as keyword research, technical audits or backlinks
Synup features
- F1Listings distribution and sync with automatic drift correction
- F2Review monitoring, drafted responses and review-generation campaigns
- F3Local Rank Grid (7x7 geo-grid rank tracking)
- F4AI visibility scoring for ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity (AEO, beta)
- F5Social publishing and per-location landing pages
- F6Sydekick agent with skills, playbooks and approvals
- F7Multi-client command center, client portal and white label
- F8API and first-party MCP
Synup pricing and plans (2026)
| Plan | Monthly | Billed yearly, per month | What it includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | $49 | $39 | 1 location; 20,000 monthly credits; 1 parallel agent chat; shared agent environment; no white labeling |
| Premium | $299 | $239 | up to 10 locations; 200,000 monthly credits; 3 parallel agent chats; shared environment; white labeling |
| Pro | $499 | $399 | up to 25 locations; 600,000 monthly credits; 5 parallel agent chats; dedicated environment; white labeling |
| Scale | $899 | $719 | up to 50 locations; 1,200,000 monthly credits; 10 parallel agent chats; dedicated environment; white labeling |
| Enterprise | — | — | 50+ locations; contract pricing; custom credits, BYOK & BYOM, custom compute and storage |
Annual billing saves 20%. Credit allowances shown are quadrupled for launch; accounts created on or before September 30 keep them. Extra credits sold in blocks.
Free plan: no. Free trial: 14 days. Prices as listed by the vendor, before tax; they change, so check the pricing page before you buy.
Synup FAQ
- How much does Synup cost?
- Paid plans start at $49/mo, with a discount for yearly billing. Prices checked on 6 Oct 2026.
- Does Synup have a free plan?
- No, Synup has no free plan, but it offers a 14-day free trial.
- What are the alternatives to Synup?
- Tools that cover the same jobs include Localo, Local Dominator, Local Falcon, AgencyAnalytics.