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Synup: cost, fit and limits
Synup is a local marketing platform made by Synup Corporation that uses an AI agent called Sydekick to correct listings, write posts, offers and hours changes, and score AI discovery, for single locations and multi-location brands.
What to know first
Synup sells five tiers priced per month by location count and agent capacity: Solo at $49 for one location, Premium at $299 for up to 10, Pro at $499 for 25, Scale at $899 for 50, and Enterprise by contract. Credits and parallel agent chats rise with each tier. Annual billing is advertised at 20% off but annual prices are not listed, and the 14-day trial covers Solo only.
Synup at a glance
| Maker | Synup Corporation, United States |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free trial only |
| Entry price | $49 per month on monthly billing (Solo, 1 location) |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Local SEO Software in 2026, rank 6 of 12 |
| Website | synup.com |
Who Synup is best for
Brands with 10 to 50 locations
Premium, Pro and Scale cover up to 10, 25 and 50 locations at $299, $499 and $899 per month, so per-location cost drops as the brand grows.
Agencies needing white labeling
White labeling starts at Premium and is not included in Solo or the trial, so agencies should price Premium from the start.
Operators who want drift fixed automatically
Sydekick detects listing drift and corrects it without a person opening the record, working within approval rules the owner sets.
Synup plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | $49 per month | One location, one parallel agent chat, a shared agent environment and no white labeling; the only tier with the 14-day trial. |
| Premium | $299 per month | Up to 10 locations, 3 parallel agent chats, 200,000 monthly credits and white labeling; charged immediately with no trial. |
| Pro | $499 per month | Up to 25 locations, 5 parallel agent chats, 600,000 monthly credits and a dedicated agent environment for the account. |
| Scale | $899 per month | Up to 50 locations, 10 parallel agent chats, 1,200,000 monthly credits and a dedicated agent environment for the account. |
| Enterprise | Talk to us (contract pricing) | More than 50 locations, custom credits and chat capacity, and support for bring-your-own-key and bring-your-own-model setups. |
Checked November 2026.
What Synup does
- Sydekick agent
- Enabled on every location and acting within approval rules, so the owner decides which changes publish automatically and which wait for a person to sign off before they go live.
- Autonomous listing corrections
- Detects listing drift, meaning a directory record that has moved away from the master data, and fixes it without a person opening the record. The pages read do not list which directories are covered.
- Agent-written content
- The agent writes posts, offers and hours changes for each location. How much of this needs approval depends on the rules the owner sets, which matters for holiday hours and regulated claims.
- AI discovery scoring
- Scores discovery across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, with a Visibility Score, competitor insights and a Local Rank Grid shown alongside, so AI and map visibility can be read together.
- Review monitoring and generation
- Monitors reviews, drafts responses and generates new reviews through requests. The pricing page gives no review volume limits per tier, so a high-volume location should ask before signing.
How Synup handles your data
Synup's privacy policy says personal information is kept only as long as necessary for the stated purposes unless law requires longer, and that direct-marketing consent data is kept until withdrawn. It describes encryption in transit and at rest. It does not address AI model training and states no hosting region or security certifications. The registered office named in the policy is in New York. Enterprise buyers can ask about bring-your-own-model arrangements, which the pricing page lists.
Where Synup falls short in practice
- Premium is charged at once. The 14-day free trial covers Solo only, and white labeling is excluded from it. Paying for Premium starts an immediate charge, so an agency cannot trial the white-label setup before buying.
- Credits are hard to forecast. Plans quote monthly credits and parallel chats, but the pages read do not say what a post, a listing fix or a scan costs in credits. A launch note says credits were quadrupled for accounts created on or before 30 September.
- No annual prices listed. The 20% annual discount is advertised without annual figures, so a buyer cannot budget the discount before talking to sales. Monthly plans can be cancelled before the next renewal.
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Synup: common questions
What does Synup Sydekick do?
Sydekick is Synup's agent, enabled on every location. It detects listing drift and corrects it, writes posts, offers and hours changes, and acts within approval rules the owner sets. The pages read do not specify which actions always require sign-off, so set the rules before connecting a client.
How much does Synup cost for 10 locations?
Premium covers up to 10 locations at $299 per month as of November 2026, with three parallel agent chats, 200,000 monthly credits and white labeling. Pro is $499 for up to 25 locations and Scale $899 for 50. Annual prices are not listed.
Does Synup have a free trial?
Yes, 14 days on the Solo plan. The trial does not include white labeling, and paid Premium is charged immediately with no trial, so an agency cannot test white-label reports first. Solo costs $49 per month on monthly billing and covers one location with one agent chat.
Which AI engines does Synup score?
The pricing page lists AI discovery and optimization scored across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, alongside a Visibility Score, competitor insights and a Local Rank Grid. How often the scores refresh, and which prompts are used, was not stated on the pages read.
Can an agency white-label Synup?
Yes, from Premium at $299 per month upward, which covers up to 10 locations and 200,000 monthly credits. Solo and the trial exclude white labeling, so test other features there and budget Premium for client work. Enterprise contracts add custom credits and bring-your-own-key and bring-your-own-model support.