The Cloutly Alternative With Locations Included and No SMS Credit Meter

Is ReputeMap a better choice than Cloutly?

For a local business or a 2–200 location operator whose reviews live on Google, ReputeMap is a better choice than Cloutly. Its prices are published with the locations included: $19/mo for 1 location, $29/mo for 5 and $49/mo for 30. Its email, QR code and link asks come with the plan, not from a monthly credit allowance. And a 1–3★ alert email arrives with the AI reply already drafted and a link to publish it without logging in. Cloutly prices each location separately, and its plans page showed no dollar amounts when we read it on October 1, 2026.

Cloutly is the better buy if you want video testimonials, SMS asks or reviews from 39 sites; that is covered at the end. ReputeMap wrote this page. Cloutly’s facts come from its own plans page, with the date we read it, and competitors are named here, never linked.

What each one charges more for as you grow

The features overlap (asks, an inbox, replies, a widget), so the real difference is what each bill grows with.

Billing question	Cloutly	ReputeMap
What the price is based on	Each location (“per location” on the plans page)	The plan: 1, 5, 15, 30, 75 or 200 locations included
Price you can read before signing up	Not shown: the plans page displays dashes where prices go	Solo $19/mo to Network $189/mo; lower monthly rates on annual billing
10 or more locations	Enterprise: a rollout call and a pilot, then network pricing	Same buttons as one location; Portfolio covers 75, Network 200, no sales call
Text-message asks	50, 100 or 200 SMS credits a month by plan; extra credits in pay-as-you-go packs	No SMS: email, QR code and link, inside the plan price
Video testimonials	From Essentials	No
Review sites	Google and Facebook on Starter; 39 sites from Essentials	Google only
1–3★ alert that carries the drafted reply	Not stated	Email or a Telegram private chat; WhatsApp carries the alert only
Publish a reply from the alert email (no login)	Not stated	Yes: “Review & publish reply →”, a personal, single-use, 7-day link
Replies in the reviewer’s language	Not stated	Yes
Connect Claude or ChatGPT	Growth plan (“Connected AI”)	API and MCP server on every plan, the trial included
Your brand instead of the vendor’s	”Remove Cloutly branding” on Growth	White-label reports, client portal and review-ask page from Pro ($49/mo)
Trial	14 days, no credit card	14 days, card required, cancel anytime

Last checked: Cloutly’s plans page (cloutly.com/plans) on October 1, 2026; ReputeMap’s own plans the same day.

If the bill is what sent you looking, start your 14-day free trial (card required) on your own Google profile and see every location in one inbox before you decide.

Where ReputeMap pulls ahead of Cloutly as you add locations

• The price is on the page. Six plans from $19 to $189 a month, and annual billing lowers them further (Starter $19/mo, Growth $29/mo, Pro $39/mo). Cloutly’s per-location figure didn’t show on its plans page when we read it, and it multiplies with every shop you open.
• Five locations cost $29 a month, thirty cost $49. That is about $1.63 a location on Pro. Past 10 locations, Cloutly moves you to a rollout call and a pilot; ReputeMap’s 75-location Portfolio ($149/mo) and 200-location Network ($189/mo) are bought from the same pricing table as Solo. Our page on what review management costs at 10, 30, 75 and 200 locations puts the per-location numbers side by side.
• No credit arithmetic before you ask. With SMS credits, every ask has a cost, so teams ration them. ReputeMap has no SMS, so there are no credits to buy: email asks, a Google review QR code at the counter and a direct link all come with the plan, and every customer gets the same honest ask.
• The bad review reaches you with its answer attached. A 1–3★ review triggers an alert by email, Telegram or WhatsApp. The email quotes an AI-drafted reply and carries “Review & publish reply →”, which opens a no-login page where you edit it and press Publish to Google; a Telegram private chat publishes it in one tap. On the trial, replies are drafted inside the first 2 alerts; on paid plans, inside every alert. How that works from an inbox or a phone is in replying to Google reviews from your email.
• Replies in the customer’s language. Each draft is written in the language the review was written in, so a review in Spanish gets a Spanish reply without anyone translating.
• AI tools on the cheapest plan. Cloutly lists its Claude or ChatGPT connection on Growth. ReputeMap’s API and MCP server come with every plan, the 14-day trial included (1,000 credits a month).

Moving from Cloutly without losing anything

1. Your reviews stay put. They live on your Google Business Profile, so they are in ReputeMap’s inbox as soon as the profile is connected.
2. Export your customer list from Cloutly and import the emails; asks resume the same day.
3. Replace texted asks before you stop them. Print the QR code for the counter and send an email ask after each visit.
4. Run both for the trial’s 14 days on the same locations, then keep the one your team opens.

When Cloutly is still the better fit

• You want video testimonials. Cloutly lists collecting them from Essentials; ReputeMap has no video.
• Your customers answer texts, not email, or a large share of your reviews sit on sites other than Google (Cloutly lists 39 from Essentials).

If neither applies, try ReputeMap free for 14 days: card required, cancel anytime, and the first location connects in about 3 minutes, so you can compare both tools on your own reviews.

ReputeMap is not affiliated with Cloutly or Google.