What to Know Before Booking Autopilot SEO Complete at $349 a Month

Booking Autopilot SEO Complete at $349 a month per location? Here is exactly what is included, what is billed per location, and how it compares to Core at $99.

Updated September 29, 2026.

Before you book Autopilot SEO Complete at $349 a month per location, know these four things: the price is per location, not per company, it covers local SEO on your Google Business Profile and your website, it includes automatic Google Business Profile posts and a drafted reply for every new review, and it is fully managed, which means the work happens without you running it. Unhappy or low rated reviews are always left to you. If you do not need the Google Business Profile managed, Autopilot SEO Core at $99 a month covers the website side on its own. Everything else below is detail you can check before you commit.

Key Takeaways
  • $349 a month is per location. Three locations is three subscriptions.
  • Included in Complete: local SEO, AI visibility, review reply drafts, Google Business Profile management, and posts on a schedule.
  • Unhappy reviews are never auto-replied to. Those come back to you, on every plan.
  • Autopilot SEO Core at $99 a month covers the website, content, rank tracking, AI visibility and review replies, without the Google Business Profile management.
  • The visibility report is free and needs no card, so you can see where you stand first.

What the $349 actually covers

Autopilot SEO Complete bundles everything Core already does with the Google Business Profile work on top. It is useful to see the two plans side by side, because it tells you whether Complete is the right fit or whether Core alone would do.

What you getAutopilot SEO Core, $99Autopilot SEO Complete, $349
Website SEO fixes appliedIncludedIncluded
Blog posts written for your siteIncludedIncluded
Keyword rank and map grid trackingIncludedIncluded
AI visibility trackingIncludedIncluded
Review replies draftedIncludedIncluded
Google Business Profile managed, listing accuracy, service areasNot includedIncluded
Posts published to your profile on a scheduleNot includedIncluded
Map pack position workedNot includedIncluded

Checklist before you book

  • Count your locations first. $349 is per location, so three addresses is three subscriptions.
  • Confirm you can grant manager access to your Google Business Profile, because nothing on the profile side starts without it.
  • Write your own AI visibility questions. They should be the questions a real customer would type, not your brand name.
  • Confirm the review replies rule: a draft for every new review, and unhappy reviews left to you.
  • If you do not need the profile managed, ask about Core at $99 a month instead.
  • Ask what changes on your website, not only on your listing. Local SEO covers both.
  • Ask how AI-drafted posts and replies get reviewed before anything is published in your name.
  • Ask what the billing terms are, in writing, before the first charge.
  • Run the free visibility report first. It needs no card and gives you a baseline.
  • Agree what "working" looks like in 90 days, in numbers you can check yourself.

Per location, not per company

This is the single item that changes the quote most. Each physical location has its own Google Business Profile, its own reviews, its own map ranking and its own set of nearby competitors. There is no way to work one listing and have a second one improve, so each one carries its own $349 a month for Complete, or $99 a month for Core.

If you have two or three locations and a tight budget, it is fair to ask whether to start with the one that matters most and add the others later. That is a normal way to begin. Just be clear that the other locations are not being worked while they are not subscribed.

Pro Tip: Before anyone touches your listing, take a screenshot of your Google Business Profile insights and copy your current review count and average rating into a note with today's date. Do the same for your top three service searches, checked from a phone that is not logged into your Google account. Most owners never record a starting point, then cannot tell six months later what actually moved. Five minutes of screenshots now makes every later conversation about results a factual one instead of an argument about memory.

Review replies: what stays on your desk

Every new review gets a drafted reply, whether you are on Core or Complete. That is the part that saves the time. The part that protects you is the rule that unhappy or low rated reviews are always left to the owner. A bad review is a business problem before it is a writing problem, and a canned answer to an angry customer usually makes it worse in public.

So plan for it. Decide who at your business reads the low rated ones, how fast they respond, and whether they call the customer first. That habit does more for your reputation than the replies themselves.

AI visibility, and how to read it

AI visibility tracking puts your own questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity every month and records whether you are named. It is included starting at Core, $99 a month, and it carries through to Complete. It is a measurement, not a lever you pull. The useful way to read it is over several months, watching whether your name starts appearing on the questions that actually bring customers.

Two things are worth knowing up front. AI answers vary between runs, so a single month is a data point rather than a verdict. And the questions you choose decide how useful the report is. Pick the five or six things a customer genuinely asks before hiring someone in your trade.

What nobody can promise you

No honest provider will guarantee a ranking position, a date, a number of calls or a volume of traffic. Google decides rankings, and AI assistants decide who they name. What can be promised is the work: on Complete, the listing kept current, posts going out, reply drafts waiting for you, your website improved, and a monthly record of where you stand.

Next step

Start with the free visibility report. It needs no card, it takes your current listing and website as they are, and it tells you whether Complete at $349 a month, or Core at $99, is the right place to start. If you want to talk it through first, call (888) 875-3331 and bring your location count with you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is $349 a month per business or per location?

Per location. Each location has its own Google Business Profile, its own reviews and its own local competition, so each one is worked separately at $349 a month.

What is included in Autopilot SEO Complete for $349 a month?

Everything in Autopilot SEO Core, which is website SEO fixes, blog posts, rank tracking, AI visibility tracking and review replies, plus Google Business Profile management, listing accuracy, service areas, automatic posts and map pack work. It is fully managed, so you are not running the work yourself.

Do you reply to bad reviews automatically?

No. Unhappy or low rated reviews are always left to the owner. A drafted reply is prepared for new reviews, but a negative review is yours to answer.

Is there a lower cost option than Complete?

Yes. Autopilot SEO Core is $99 a month per location and covers the website side: SEO fixes, blog posts, rank tracking, AI visibility tracking and review replies. It does not include Google Business Profile management, which is what Complete adds.

Can I try it before paying?

You can run the free visibility report, which needs no card. Autopilot SEO Core and Complete are both paid, month to month plans, at $99 and $349 a month per location.

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