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GoSite Reviews: 4.1/5 — Solid Choice
The powerful all-in-one platform that makes it easier for customers to find, book, and pay for your services online—instantly. No technical experience necessary.
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API
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| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
GoSite’s pricing page has a billing toggle offering “Annually SAVE 25%”. Select it and both plan cards lose their prices entirely — the $299 and $349 figures simply disappear, leaving the plan name and a “LET’S CHAT” button. We verified this both visually and programmatically: on monthly the Go Online card contains “$299/mo”; on annual it contains no price at all. So the discounted option is the one you cannot see the price of.
- What it is: A done-for-you online presence service for local businesses — website, directory listings, reviews, messaging and payments.
- Best for: Local service businesses wanting the whole thing managed, not built themselves.
- Pricing: $299 and $349 a month. Annual rate advertised at 25% off but not published. Verified July 2026.
- The honest catch: Neither plan can be bought without a sales conversation.
What Is GoSite?
GoSite is a managed online-presence service for local businesses — plumbers, contractors, salons and similar. Rather than software you operate, it is largely done for you: GoSite builds and maintains a professional website, secures listings across major directories, and keeps your business information consistent everywhere online. The upper tier adds review generation, unified messaging across Google, Facebook and web chat, and scheduling, estimates, invoicing and digital payments.
Both plans are sold through “LET’S CHAT” — there is no checkout.
How GoSite Works
- Two plans, both quoted monthly.
- Done for you, not self-service software.
- Annual toggle removes all prices.
- No self-serve purchase on either plan.
- $50 separates the two tiers.
- Website build and upkeep included throughout.
GoSite Pricing
Captured from GoSite’s pricing page in July 2026 in US dollars, stepping through both billing states.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (advertised 25% off) | Per year, monthly | Aimed at |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go Online | $299/mo | Not shown | $3,588 | “Local owner operators” |
| Go Digital | $349/mo | Not shown | $4,188 | “Multi-crew service pros” |
| What each plan includes | Go Online | Go Digital |
|---|---|---|
| Done-for-you website, secure, responsive | ✅ | ✅ |
| Custom domain, updates and maintenance | ✅ | ✅ |
| Listings on major online directories | ✅ | ✅ |
| Consistent business info across the web | ✅ | ✅ |
| Review generation and management | ❌ | ✅ |
| Unified messaging (Google, Facebook, web chat) | ❌ | ✅ |
| Scheduling, estimates, invoicing, payments | ❌ | ✅ |
| Our arithmetic on the unpublished annual rate | Go Online | Go Digital |
|---|---|---|
| 25% off the monthly rate | $224.25/mo | $261.75/mo |
| Implied annual cost | $2,691 | $3,141 |
| Saving against monthly | $897 | $1,047 |
What actually decides your cost:
- Choosing the discounted billing option makes the prices vanish. The toggle reads “Annually SAVE 25%”. With Monthly selected, the Go Online card shows $299/mo and Go Digital $349/mo. Switch to Annually and both cards render with no price element at all — we confirmed this by inspecting the card contents in each state as well as by screenshot. A buyer who wants the advertised discount therefore cannot see what it costs. Applying 25% ourselves gives $224.25 and $261.75 a month, but those are our figures, not GoSite’s.
- Nothing here can be bought online. Every button on both plans reads “LET’S CHAT”. Combined with the vanishing annual prices, that means the only firm numbers GoSite publishes are its two monthly rates — everything else requires a call. For a product aimed at small local businesses, that is a heavier buying process than the category norm.
- The floor is $299 a month, which is high — but you are not buying software. At $3,588 a year, Go Online costs many times what a self-service website builder does: Jimdo’s top tier is about €50 a month, Strikingly’s VIP $49, Pixpa’s Advanced around $10. The distinction is that those are tools you operate and GoSite is “a completely done-for-you website” with ongoing “website changes, updates, & maintenance” included. Judge it against an agency retainer, not against Squarespace.
- Only $50 a month separates the plans, and the gap in what you get is enormous. Go Online at $299 is essentially the website and directory listings. Go Digital at $349 — 16.7% more — adds review generation, unified messaging across Google, Facebook and web chat, online scheduling, mobile estimates, invoicing and digital payments. That is the difference between a brochure presence and a business system. Unless you have a firm reason to want only the website, Go Digital is the plan.
- The website is the constant; everything commercial is the upgrade. Both tiers include the site, the domain, security, maintenance and directory listings. Every feature that helps you actually win and get paid by customers sits on the upper plan. That structure makes the entry tier hard to recommend to anyone running a service business rather than simply needing to exist online.
- This is filed as live chat software, and it is not. GoSite is an all-in-one local-business platform; web chat is one component of the messaging feature on the upper tier only. Anyone arriving from a live-chat shortlist expecting an Intercom or Tidio alternative at $299 a month will be comparing the wrong things — and anyone genuinely wanting managed local-business presence would not find it in that category.
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The affiliate link is worth a note. The stored partner URL uses a
deactivated_8220subdomain and returns 404 when fetched directly, though the redirect still lands on GoSite and does set tracking cookies. It resolves and it tracks; whether the partner programme remains commercially active is not something that can be determined from outside.
Who Should Use GoSite
- Local service businesses wanting it all handled. The clearest case — a managed website plus listings, from $299 a month.
- Multi-crew operators. Go Digital’s scheduling, estimates, invoicing and payments at $349.
- Owners with no time for software. Done-for-you build and ongoing maintenance included.
- Businesses chasing online reviews. Review generation is built into the upper tier.
It fits poorly for anyone comfortable using a website builder, where the same presence costs a tenth as much; for buyers who need to see an annual price before committing; and for those seeking live chat software specifically.
Honest Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Genuinely done-for-you — build, updates and maintenance included.
- Directory listings and info consistency handled across the web.
- Go Digital adds a lot for $50 a month more.
- Payments, invoicing and scheduling in one platform.
- Aimed squarely at local service businesses, with clear positioning.
- Custom domain included where needed.
Limitations
- The annual toggle removes all prices.
- No self-serve purchase — both plans require a call.
- $299 a month floor, or $3,588 a year.
- The entry plan omits everything commercial.
- Filed under live chat, which it is not.
- No free trial or guarantee stated on the pricing page.
GoSite Alternatives and How It Compares
- Jimdo and Strikingly are self-service website builders at a fraction of the price.
- Pixpa bundles a site, store and client tools for around $10 a month.
- Podium competes directly on local-business messaging and reviews.
- Housecall Pro and Jobber target service businesses with scheduling and invoicing.
- Squarespace with a local SEO service is the common do-it-yourself alternative.
For a wider survey, browse our live chat software directory.
The Verdict
GoSite is not really software, and reading it as software makes the price look absurd. $299 a month — $3,588 a year — buys “a completely done-for-you website” with ongoing changes, updates and maintenance, plus listings across major directories and consistent business information everywhere online. Set against Jimdo at roughly €50 a month or Pixpa at $10, that is enormous. Set against what a small agency charges to build and maintain a site and manage local listings, it is unremarkable. Which comparison is right depends entirely on whether you want to do the work.
The plan choice is easy once you see the gap. Go Online at $299 is the website and the listings. Go Digital at $349 — just 16.7% more — adds review generation, unified messaging across Google, Facebook and web chat, online scheduling, mobile estimates, invoicing and digital payments. Everything that helps a service business actually win and collect from customers sits on the upper tier, for fifty dollars. There is very little reason to take the lower one.
What is hard to defend is the pricing page’s behaviour. The toggle advertises “Annually SAVE 25%”, and selecting it removes both prices from the cards entirely — verified in the rendered page and by inspecting the card contents in each state. So the discounted option is precisely the one whose cost you cannot see. Add that both buttons read “LET’S CHAT” with no checkout anywhere, and GoSite publishes exactly two firm numbers: $299 and $349 a month. Applying the advertised 25% ourselves gives $224.25 and $261.75 a month, or $2,691 and $3,141 a year — but treat those as our arithmetic and get GoSite’s own figure in writing.
One final note for anyone arriving here from a shortlist: this product is catalogued under live chat software and it is not that. Web chat is one strand of the messaging feature on the upper plan. If you are comparing chat widgets, GoSite is the wrong entry; if you want a local business’s entire online presence run for you, it is a coherent — if expensive — proposition, and one you will have to phone them about.
FAQ
How much does GoSite cost?
Go Online is $299 a month and Go Digital is $349 a month, in US dollars as captured July 2026 — $3,588 and $4,188 a year respectively. An “Annually SAVE 25%” option is advertised, but selecting it removes all prices from the page, so GoSite publishes no annual rate. Applying 25% ourselves gives roughly $2,691 and $3,141 a year.
Why does GoSite’s annual pricing not show a price?
We do not know, but the behaviour is consistent. With Monthly selected the cards display $299/mo and $349/mo; with Annually SAVE 25% selected the price element is absent from both cards entirely. We confirmed this by inspecting the card contents in each state as well as visually. The advertised discount is therefore unquantified on the page.
What is the difference between Go Online and Go Digital?
Go Online ($299) covers the done-for-you website, custom domain, maintenance, directory listings and consistent business information. Go Digital ($349) adds review generation, unified messaging across Google, Facebook and web chat in one app, and online scheduling, mobile estimates, invoicing and digital payments. For 16.7% more, it is the substantially more complete plan.
Can I sign up for GoSite online?
No. Both plans’ buttons read “LET’S CHAT”, and there is no checkout on the pricing page. Combined with the missing annual prices, this means a sales conversation is required to establish what you would actually pay beyond the two published monthly rates.
Is GoSite a live chat tool?
Not really. It is an all-in-one online-presence platform for local businesses — website, directory listings, reviews, messaging, scheduling and payments. Web chat appears only as one channel within the unified messaging feature on the Go Digital plan. If you are shopping specifically for live chat software, GoSite is a poor match at this price point.
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I was able to get my website setup the way I wanted and someone always emailed me back. Any technical support was fixed and explained and overall easy to use
There is nothing I dislike all is well the issues were resolved
Just a few minor changes occurred and was resolved
There sales techniques are much different then most company's. They are very respectful of your time and do not blow your phone up! Mitch was very helpful and worked around my schedule!
If I had to say I disliked something it would definitely be that the price was a little high. But Mitch worked with me and I feel i got a very fair price for the package I choose.
The main problem I'm solving is have to use 4 different apps for my business. This website uses tools for me to not have to use These apps! In the end if you do the math I save money! While having a impressive website!
Eric and Jeff have been great to work with. They have guided us through the process and itemized all the action steps with defined responsibilities so we can easily track our progress. We are currently working with Jeff to gain access to one of our branch’s review platforms that we didn’t previously have access to through Google, and he has been incredibly helpful showing us exactly what is needed. Both Eric and Jeff are knowledgeable and communicate frequently, making this a seamless onboarding experience. GoSite's dashboard is extremely intuitive and will save our team a considerable amount of time handling the reviews generated across various online channels. We're excited to use the service and generate more positive reviews for our organization - GoSite couldn't make it any easier!
There is nothing at this time that we don't like.
We are currently working with Jeff to gain access to one of our branch’s review platforms that we didn’t previously have access to through Google, and he has been incredibly helpful showing us exactly what is needed.
I think the ability to run your business from your pocket is what I like best. That is very useful for a local service business who is always on the go!
I think previously they didn't include a way to directly accept credit card payments but I see they've released a new payments tool that allows this so I'll try it out.
Running all the different online parts of a local service business in one place is super convenient instead of cobbling together all kinds of different apps and having to keep them all straight.
The ability to manage all 7 of our business listings in one place is HUGE! We also like that we can see and manage all of our reviews in one place as well. Having one platform for placement and reviews is so much more efficient and allows us to focus our time on other projects. Our main goal is to improve our SEO and visibility online, and GoSite has helped us achieve that! Shoutout to Mikaela for being the BEST account manager! She made onboarding and implementation seamless. She has had so many great ideas for helping us utilize the product and grow our digital presence. We highly recommend GoSite!
Nothing so far! We are relatively new to the product and do not have anythign that we dislike.
We are using GoSite to improve our SEO and visibility online. The benefit of GoSite is that we can do all of this within one platform!
GoSite does everything we need without having a bunch of extraneous bells and whistles we didn't want. We have seven locations and nine listings - all with different days and hours, so GoSite allowing us to make changes in one platform versus hunting around for all our listings is a huge time saver. Also, Mikaela is a rockstar at onboarding, and we are deeply grateful for her assistance.
Honestly, nothing. It's a great platform
Time savings are huge. Plus, we're already seeing our organic SEO rating increase in the short time we've been using the platform
Our rep, Nicole A, was always ready to help with a smile. She came to our monthly meetings with new and exciting ideas to help expand our reach and become more visible to members/potential members.
n/a ...... there's nothing that I dislike at this time.
The only potential issue that's come up is that the Google posts can't be scheduled, but it's something that the GoSite team is working on and I know it will get resolved in a timely fashion.
The ease of use to manage multiple locations from one spot. Hours have been all over the place in 2020, and I've been able to easily update all of our listings using GoSite as needed.
Could have better reporting functionality. Placement pulls Google metrics - may be valuable to other clients (as well as us) if we could have metrics from other listings.
We've saved countless hours in updating hours alone using GoSite. A hidden benefit is the account management team - we have monthly calls to learn best practices, such as using Google Posts, images, updated algorithms ect.
The best part about GoSite is replying to reviews. My dashboard has all of my reviews from Google, Facebook and Yelp and I can respond to all of them right there. It has made it so much easier to actually see all of my new reviews and reply to every single one. I even get notified whenever a new one comes in. Our ranking has gone up too since I started managing reviews better.
GoSite doesn't pull my Homeadvisor reviews into the dashboard which is where I get the majority of my reviews. I can still generate new reviews through GoSite but I still have to log into my Homeadvisor account to respond to those reviews. It would be nice to ALL of them in one place.
I use to not manage reviews very often because it took too long and I hated having to log into my Yelp account, then Google, etc. Since I can look at most of them in my dashboard and respond to them it has saved me time and I am managing them much better than I was before GoSite.
Being able to manage Google, Apple Maps, Bing, Yelp, and a whole host of other online review and search sites from one dashboard. The text review generation has improved our customer feedback loop internally and boosted our online ratings leading to more calls and website visits across our locations. Replying to reviews is also simple to do across Google, Facebook, & Yelp. Text to chat has increased our website conversion 3x and allows our sales reps to follow up via text and convert quicker even if we receive messages after hours. Being able to post photos of jobs from a location level has also been a value add. The support team and my account manager has also been a valuable resource sharing what has worked best for other clients.
I wish we could do auto-reminders for people who didn't leave a review the first time.
Building new listings and ensuring accurate branding and optimization for all our services across all consumer search sites. We bought because we really needed to boost our online reviews and now we have over 200% more reviews and are getting real time customer feedback on what is and isn't working across our locations. Overall business needs are growing market share, streamlining internal operations, and improving customer experience.
It's hard to narrow down just one favorite. We use Placement, Reviews and Messenger. GoSite's Placement tool (specifically the Bulk Update button) allows me to update hours across all my locations and all of their associated listings. Very convenient and saves my team countless hours of manual labor each month. Also, the Account Management team is fantastic! They are helpful, accommodating, and willing to help with strategy as needed.
Metrics could be made more robust, however, overall an excellent product! I've noticed the tool add more features since I've signed on. Hopefully metrics will be on the up and coming feature launch?
Updating accurate online listings in real-time...Prior to GoSite, we managed all our listings manually which could take several hours each week. Now with just a couple clicks I can make any changes to all of our locations and their associated listings. In addition, we're using GoSite reviews to generate monthly review campaigns. We've seen an influx of positive reviews come in since deploying the product.
The reviews tool has made such a huge difference for us! We're getting more feedback very week and managing our reviews in one spot has saved us so much time. The team has also been a huge help. Our account manager has been great too!
It was a lot to take in at first and there's some features we'd like to see be added, but I think they're working on a number of them.
We struggled with responding to all of our reviews mostly because it just took so long to find all of them to reply to. GoSite has solved this problem for us in less than a month. We've also been able to make sure our business hours are correct everywhere in one hub instead of having to track down all of our stores sites.
Their solution saved our team countless hours every month and had a noticeable impact on our online traffic as well as customer experience feedback loops. The solution is truly backed up by heroic customer support as well. I recommend them as a great partner for anyone looking to optimize their multi-location brand online.
One minor hiccup during implementation, but my account manager jumped in and resolved the issue in under a week. Turned my negative into a positive.
GoSite saved my team manual work hours, improved customer experience, and boosted local Google visibility for some of our lesser-known products.
GoSite has been a dream to work with. I feel like I have a team working to improve the effectiveness of my website. I have worked with a salesperson, an implementation specialist, and a payments expert. GoSite has a complete suite of products.
I wish GoSite worked with/integrated with more social media properties. At present, they integrate with Google and Facebook. I wish Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram were also included. The tool that GoSite has to post to Google and Facebook is simple and easy to use.
GoSite makes website administration easy.
The ability to track all reviews in one place for multiple brands and have one dashboard to bulk-update store hours, logos and more has been extremely helpful. For anyone managing multiple brands or companies will definitely find this helpful.
We're currently waiting for report capabilities so we can more easily track the success and conversion rates. Those changes are coming in future updates and will definitely add to the overall usefulness of the site.
Nationally, we're managing online data from one-central location. Rather than updating 50 different location pages, we're able to make edits as needed in real-time. Having the ability to add a chat feature to our website with the messenger coding has also been a benefit as it allows more 1-to-1 conversation between store employees and our retail customers.
I like its various features that help improve SEO and visibility of our organization online. Besides, we like its easy appointment scheduling feature that can be accessed across multiple platforms such as mobile and tablets.
The SEO improvement takes plenty of time period and canon is achieved immediately even using this application.
GoSite has been useful for our multiple demands such as from customer support to search engine optimization.
Having all of my reviews, social media messages and appointments in one place
The mobile app can be a bit slow and wonky at times
Having only one place to view all customer-related parts of my business I work for so I don't overlook any interactions that can impact the company
We use them for managing our business profiles and reviews only. As we already have a new website from another developer. While the GoSite platform makes it easy to update all 70+ platforms for your local business listing, it’s their team that makes the product great! From the demo phase all the way through, their staff is super responsive. We’ve had the product for over a year, and still have a monthly check-in. The platform allows you the ability to manage your reviews on Facebook, Google, and now Yelp (only) but they update your listing on all platforms with a push. You can add images, videos, social posts, and other updates (like hours), individually or in a “bulk” move. The software also allows you to have review campaigns that you can initiate through a website widget or link via email. I have access to the platform but find that on most occasions, their team handles location updates, along with other requests, for me. They’ve even customized reporting that I can share with my teams. They put the “Go” in Go Site, so that I don’t have to and it’s been a huge relief. Thank you for your service and product tools.
I wish the custom review widget that you can put on your website was a little smaller or more customizable on the user end. It is very big and only shows the latest review for that branch (but it does include the total stars). We opted not to use it in case there ever was a negative comment, we didn't want that lingering on a page. We also wanted to manage the color and size. The team really did make a lot of edits to it, trying to accommodate what I needed at the time. I suggested it in enhancements and we will most likely use their "links" instead of the widget to initiate review campaigns later on. :)
Keeping up with 16 local listings on 70+ platforms. One place to do it in. Having a single place, great support, and a good reporting metric has been helpful.
Ease of use of software - haven’t been using long and very easy to pick up
The way reviews are shown - wish there was a way to see all reviews, not separated positive and negative
Easy to respond to all customers - helps manaage our google my business and seo
The GoSite support team is awesome to work with. They are very responsive and helpful most of the time. I like the way our website has been designed by one of the GoSite pro's, and it's nice to be able to reach out to them for updates. This prevents us from having to spend a lot of time creating and minting a website ourselves.
The actual website building platform can be confusing for beginner website designers. Knowing a little bit of HTML is helpful if you want to edit your website yourself. I prefer softwares like Wix more where you can drag and drop different widgets and they automatically install to your page, and you don't have to worry about rows, margins, padding, etc. like in GoSite.
GoSite has been great for our business since we can utilize a professional and unique website for our customers. It's also been helpful for clients to schedule meetings online, instead of calling in, which has freed up time otherwise spent on the phone. It's also easy for clients to search for us, since the GoSite team is able to manage and improve our SEO for us.
I liked not receiving a call from them every day. But it wasn't worth it.
After asking to be taken off the calling list dozens of times, Arleigh broke me down and got me to purchase services. I just needed a couple of days in a row that I didn't get a call from gosite so that I could manage my business. BIG MISTAKE! They offer nothing more than Godaddy.com but charge four times as much! It has been a NIGHTMARE from the beginning. I purchased my Domain from google domains, and somehow, they have gained admin control and have suspended MY domain. HOW? I don't know, but it was never theirs. They have made NO PAYMENTS to have that domain. ZERO STARS TO ARLEIGH ZERO STARS TO GOSITE
Well, I used to have an abundance of money to help grow/scale my company, and it was a pain to manage all of that. After using GoSite I had less money to manage and more time to contemplate hanging myself from the ceiling. GOSITE SUCKS!
Not available at this time. Not happy with our service.
No follow up. No response to questions. Not feeling like we are taken care of any longer.
Not solving any problems right now.
GoSite forces the user to use their preferred gateway. I was informed of this after my down payment. After informing GoSite support that I did not have 3 months of business checking because this was a new venture, I was told they could not do anything about it, and I would not be getting a refund. I asked to speak to someone who could make that request happen and was told that they would bounce it off management. Again, a hard no.
They force you to use their preferred (Getting a kickback from, I am sure.) gateway that requires 3 months of business checking records to get approved. I was informed of this fact after I gave them the down payment for my site after informing GoSite support that I did not have three months of business checking because this was a new venture. I was told they could not do anything about it, and I would not be getting a refund. Since I felt like this was a case of them not being able to complete the service I requested, I asked to speak to someone who could make that request happen. I was told that they would bounce it off upper management. After three days, I was told this was a hard no. I am very disappointed and feel like they stole my money since I was given nothing in return. Although the more I think about it, I feel like I slipped out of a bad situation. Then, add unethical upper management with spines like a wet noodle, who will not speak to their customers directly, but hide behind the service techs, as being a pretty cheap lesson to learn. Furthermore, this entire time, I was never contacted by a developer, nor was my site changed in any way.
I was trying to solve reputation protection. Although, if you search, you'll quickly realize that GoSite.com cannot even protect their own reputation. :)
Great feature set for the cost. Company seems to be constantly adding to their suite.
Absolutely everything else. To start, don't trust sales. They told me I could split the initial payment in two and rates would be locked in. Neither of these things were true. They told me that user permissions were different than they actually were (I didn't want employees being able to manage reviews, just send out text/email messages requesting them. This was unable to happen). Within a month of having the software, I had a list of issues that I sent to support (the order of review sites was never correct, it autocorrected spellings on things that were already correct into incorrect grammar without being able to revise, etc). Support was wildly unresponsive. I submitted multiple tickets (for these same problems) and only got resolutions 3 months AFTER my year-long subscription expired. I wasted a whole bunch of money on software that never worked. And then they sent harassing emails saying I owed them money. Absolutely ridiculous. Please note, when I was able to actually speak to someone they were very nice. I just think the company has expanded too quickly into too many features without first working out the bugs on what they already have. Their staff is likely just overwhelmed and overworked to the point where nobody is really sure what is going on. That is my best guess as to the causes of the above.
A single portal to help improve the online reputation (reviews, directory listings) of a major client.