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Yext Pricing

Yext · Marketing & Email

The enterprise digital-presence-management platform (formerly known as the location-listings company), publicly traded (YEXT). Positioned as the alternative to Moz Local and BrightLocal for multi-location brands with 10+ locations. Distinctive for pushing structured business info (hours, menus, services) to 100+ publishers via API, plus AI-answer platforms (they call this 'Answers'). Starts $199/mo per location; enterprise contracts run $50K-$500K+/yr for chains. Real cost bloat: per-location licensing scales linearly.

In other words, Yext is worth it for large multi-location brands (100-10,000+ locations) that need enterprise-scale digital knowledge management — syncing business data (hours, offers, menus) across Google, Bing, Facebook, Apple Maps, and 200+ directories. Custom-quoted by location count + modules; typical enterprise contracts $10K-$500K+/year. Steep learning curve; dedicated implementation typical. Deep integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, and enterprise systems. Downside: opaque pricing (custom quotes only) with high floor, and small businesses drastically overpay for capabilities they don't use.

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Pricing summary

Starting price

Custom pricing

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Pricing model

Per-user subscription

Per user / per month

Key limit

Varies by plan

Depends on tier

Free trial

No

Not applicable

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Alternatives to consider

Small business or under 20 locations? Pick BrightLocal, Moz Local, or just Google Business Profile (free). Enterprise alternative? Rio SEO or Reputation.com.

All plans

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Emerging	Custom	Custom	for businesses with fewer than 10 locations, contact sales
Essential	Custom	Custom	mid-size businesses, contact sales
Premium	Custom	Custom	enterprise, custom SLA and support

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Common questions about Yext

Is Yext worth it?: Yext is worth it for large multi-location brands (100-10,000+ locations) that need enterprise-scale digital knowledge management — syncing business data (hours, offers, menus) across Google, Bing, Facebook, Apple Maps, and 200+ directories. Custom-quoted by location count + modules; typical enterprise contracts $10K-$500K+/year.
What are the pricing tiers of Yext?: Yext has 3 plans: Emerging (free), Essential (free), Premium (free).

Frequently asked questions

About Yext pricing.

Yext does not publish standard pricing. Pricing is quoted per customer based on requirements.

Free-plan and free-trial availability for Yext isn't confirmed in our tracker yet.

Yext does not publish pricing publicly. Pricing is quoted per customer based on requirements.

Yext's pricing has been stable since Nov 4, 2026. See full history at /tools/yext/price-history.

Yext does not publish standard pricing, so a direct comparison isn't possible. For reference, the cheapest publicly-priced Marketing & Email tool we track is Buffer at $6/month.