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Moz Local vs. Zoho Publish

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Moz Local
Score 8.9 out of 10
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Moz Local is a Listing Management & Distribution software solution that enables users to actively manage location data to optimize local search performance. The solution also enables users to respond to reviews and analyze review sentiment on the most popular sites without having to visit them individually, delete duplicate listings, and engage with consumers to share news, offers, and updates across Google, Facebook and other directories.
$20
per month
Zoho Publish
Score 0.0 out of 10
N/A
A local listing management solution, used to build a brand profile with essential information about where a brick-and-mortar location is, how the space looks, contact details, operational hours, accepted modes of payment, and other details.N/A
Pricing
Moz LocalZoho Publish
Editions & Modules
Lite
$20
per month
Preferred
$30
per month
Elite
$40
per month
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Moz LocalZoho Publish
Free Trial
NoYes
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsDiscounts are available for annual billing. Add-ons like Reviews AI and Listings AI are available on certain plans. A discount of up to 20% is available for annual billing.—
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Moz LocalZoho Publish
Best Alternatives
Moz LocalZoho Publish
Small Businesses
LocaliQ
LocaliQ
Score 8.8 out of 10
LocaliQ
LocaliQ
Score 8.8 out of 10
Medium-sized Companies
LocaliQ
LocaliQ
Score 8.8 out of 10
LocaliQ
LocaliQ
Score 8.8 out of 10
Enterprises
Yext
Yext
Score 8.9 out of 10
Yext
Yext
Score 8.9 out of 10
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User Ratings
Moz LocalZoho Publish
Likelihood to Recommend
10.0
(1 ratings)
-
(0 ratings)
User Testimonials
Moz LocalZoho Publish
Likelihood to Recommend
iContact
Moz Local is a great alternative as well as a compliment to Yext. The service has a smaller network but is just as powerful. The dashboard is super easy to load your location information into and allows the product to do the work by distributing the data across platforms. Issues are easily identifiable and can easily be corrected. Depending on your service level package, you also can have access to reviews and be able to monitor those as you see fit. I would strongly recommend this service to anyone who has a local business they are looking to get seen across the web. For a larger business, I'd consider a larger company with a bigger network.
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Zoho
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Pros
iContact
  • Distribution of location data.
  • Dashboard super easy to use.
  • Low cost option that gets the job done.
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Cons
iContact
  • Expansion of network.
  • Needs to be easier to access, too many clicks within Moz suite.
  • Generally speaking, they are solid.
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Alternatives Considered
iContact
Moz is just as good as Yext, the only major difference is the size of the network.
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Zoho
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Return on Investment
iContact
  • Information has been published which has helped ensure we are trusted amongst our customers.
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Zoho
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ScreenShots

Moz Local Screenshots

Screenshot of GeoRank, which offers a precise view of how a business and competitors rank in Google’s local search results across different neighborhoods. Because search results change based on a person’s location, traditional rank tracking doesn’t show the full picture. With GeoRank, you can set grids around your service area, track keyword rankings at multiple points, and visualize performance on interactive maps. See where you’re winning, where competitors outrank you, and how your visibility changes over time. GeoRank helps uncover opportunities to strengthen local SEO and expand a brand's reach.Screenshot of Insights in Moz Local, which connect directly with a Google Business Profile to show how customers are finding and engaging with a business. Track key actions like website clicks, direction requests, and phone calls to understand how listing drives leads over time. See which search keywords bring people to a profile, spot trends, and uncover opportunities to improve visibility. Insights offer a deeper look at customer behavior.Screenshot of Listings AI, which helps to keep a business's listings optimized as markets, competitors, and customer behaviors change. By analyzing reviews, engagement signals, keywords, and competitor data, it generates tailored recommendations that follow SEO best practices and align with local search trends. You’ll see suggestions for categories, services, and attributes—each with clear impact metrics—so you know which updates will boost visibility. It is available with Elite plans (or as an add-on for Lite and Preferred).Screenshot of Locations in Moz Local, where users manage and update business details to keep listings accurate and consistent across the web. From one dashboard, you can edit core information like name, address, hours, services, categories, and attributes, as well as upload images and add custom fields. Auto-sync ensures changes are pushed to directories automatically, saving you time and preventing errors. You can also view edit history, set warnings to avoid duplicate content, and group locations for easier management.Screenshot of Networks in Moz Local. which offers a centralized view of all the directories, social platforms, and review sites a business can connect to. From here, you can see which locations are linked, ready to link, or need updates, and quickly manage connections across platforms like Google, Facebook, and Yelp. The Networks table shows linking status and highlights any missing data or issues.Screenshot of Reviews Sentiment in Moz Local, which helps understand how customers feel about a business by analyzing the language used in their reviews. Track sentiment trends over time, see top keywords driving positive or negative feedback, and explore interactive word clouds to quickly spot themes. With color-coded insights and keyword-level detail, you can identify what customers love, uncover areas for improvement, and take action to strengthen your reputation. Sentiment reports can be filtered, shared, or exported, so marketing teams stay aligned on customer feedback and business impact.