Credit where due: Tattle publishes its pricing, which almost nobody in this category does, and its category-level measurement is genuinely deep. The catch is the floor: the published tiers start at 5 units at $125 per location, so smaller groups have no listed way in, and measurement-first output still leaves the daily what-do-we-do-about-it to you. Five alternatives, by the job you need done.
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Start with what Tattle does well, because it is real. Post-transaction surveys land about 90 minutes after purchase through your POS and ordering integrations, and the responses roll up into category-level factor scores: temperature, wait time, portion size, and so on, with automated recommendations on where to focus. Review replies span 15+ platforms, delivery apps included. Chains like Chili's, MOD Pizza, and Red Robin appear on its site. For a measurement program at scale, that is a credible package.
The shopping usually starts for three practical reasons. First, the floor: the published tiers begin at 5 units, so a two-store or three-store group has no listed way to buy, and at the entry tier the bill is $125 per location per month for 5 to 10 units. Second, the output: factor scores and recommendations describe the problem with precision, but someone still has to translate this week's temperature dip into what the opening crew does differently on Tuesday. Third, the motion: the survey engine leans on POS and ordering integrations, so how much signal you collect depends on which systems you run and how much of your volume flows through them. If any of those three is your sticking point, the list below sorts the options by job. For a head-to-head against the closest survey competitor, see Ovation vs Tattle.
Best for: turning the public record into a plan the team runs today
Published: $199 / location / mo ($159 annual; $169 for 5 to 19 locations)
Replio is ours, so read this entry with that in mind and hold it to the same standard as the rest of the list. It earns the top slot on the two axes this page is about: the price is public and the floor is one location.
The starting material is different from Tattle's. Instead of asking guests to fill out a survey, Replio works the record they already wrote: Google, Yelp, Facebook, DoorDash, TripAdvisor, and Uber Eats in one place. Each morning, before the huddle, it hands your team a brief with three floor actions, two huddle prompts, and one recognition cue, so the gap between knowing and doing closes by shift start. Replies come drafted in the owner's voice, and nothing posts without your tap. Where Tattle measures categories, Replio assigns the day. That is the whole difference, and it is explained at length in guest feedback operations.
Public $199 per location per month. A single restaurant qualifies.
Best for: catching the unhappy guest before they leave the parking lot
Published: none, custom quote within 24 hours
Where Tattle waits roughly 90 minutes and asks many questions, Ovation asks two, instantly, over SMS or a QR code, and opens a text thread to win back anyone who answers badly. That immediacy is its whole argument, and it added a reputation suite in Fall 2025 covering Google, Yelp, Facebook, and TripAdvisor reviews plus listings and social. It positions for 1 or 1000 locations, so the under-5 group Tattle does not list a plan for can at least get a conversation. The trade: no published pricing, just a promised custom quote within 24 hours. Replio vs Ovation covers how its survey-first motion differs from working the public record.
Best for: enterprise brands consolidating guest experience into one platform
Published: none; no pricing page on momos.com
Momos is a multi-location guest experience platform aimed at enterprise restaurant brands: a unified inbox, review replies, listings management, and insights under one roof, with logos like Papa Murphy's, Caribou Coffee, and Taco Time on its homepage. If Tattle feels narrow because you want one vendor for the whole guest-facing surface rather than a survey specialist, Momos is the restaurant-native version of that consolidation play. Budget for the sales process: pricing appears nowhere on its site, so the number comes from sales.
Best for: enterprise culinary and ops teams measuring the menu itself
Published: none
If your complaint about Tattle is that its measurement does not go deep enough, Yumpingo is the escalation. Now part of Black Box Intelligence, it runs guest survey analytics down to the individual dish, built for enterprise culinary and operations teams deciding what stays on the menu and which plate is dragging a location down. It is a research instrument, not a review tool, and it is scoped for large organizations. Pricing is not published, and smaller groups are unlikely to be the intended buyer.
Best for: teams that want one reputation vendor across every business type
Published: none, quote form on birdeye.com
Birdeye sits at the opposite pole from Tattle's restaurant focus: a horizontal reputation and customer-experience suite sold across many industries, from dental offices to dealerships. The breadth is the draw if your organization spans more than restaurants or you simply want the biggest feature surface from one contract. The cost of that breadth is that nothing about it assumes a kitchen, a shift, or a huddle, and you will not learn the price from the website; birdeye.com routes you to a quote form.
All figures pulled from each vendor's own site on August 15, 2026. Tattle sits in the reference row; it is one of the few that shows its numbers.
| Vendor | Publishes pricing? | Published figure | Restaurant-specific? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tattle | ✓ | $65 to $125 / location / mo by volumeTiers spelled out; no plan below 5 units; custom 201+ | ✓ |
| Replio | ✓ | $199 / location / mo ($159 annual; $169 for 5 to 19)No location minimum | ✓ |
| Ovation | − | Custom quote within 24 hours | ✓ |
| Momos | − | No pricing page on momos.com | ✓ |
| Yumpingo (Black Box Intelligence) | − | Not published | ✓ |
| Birdeye | − | Quote form | − |
Name the job before you name the vendor. If measurement depth at scale is the job, Tattle itself may be the right answer, and Yumpingo goes even deeper when the question is the menu. If the job is catching an unhappy guest in the moment and texting them back, that is Ovation's lane. If the job is taking what guests already posted publicly and converting it into assigned daily fixes, at any location count including one, that is Replio and the guest feedback operations model. If the job is enterprise suite breadth under a single contract, compare Momos for restaurant-native and Birdeye for horizontal. Then run the transparency check this page keeps returning to: only two names on this list will show you a number before a sales call, and Tattle, to its credit, is one of them. Wider context lives in our best restaurant review software guide, and if you are also weighing the survey-first vendors against each other, the Ovation alternatives roundup covers that side of the aisle.
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Get Started$199 per location per month, published, starting at one location.
Yes, and it deserves credit for that. As of August 2026, get.tattleapp.com lists volume tiers per location per month: $125 for 5 to 10 units, $100 for 11 to 20, $85 for 21 to 50, $65 for 51 to 200, and custom above 200. The published tiers begin at 5 units, so there is no listed plan for groups smaller than that.
Replio publishes $199 per location per month with no location minimum, so one restaurant can sign up at a listed price. Ovation also serves small groups but prices by custom quote, so you will not know the number until sales responds.
Replio drafts replies in the owner's voice and nothing posts without your tap. Ovation added review response as part of its reputation suite in Fall 2025. Momos includes review replies in its platform. Yumpingo is dish-level survey analytics and is not a review-reply tool. Birdeye handles review response as part of its broader suite.
Measurement tells you how each category scored across your locations. Guest feedback operations takes what guests already said and turns it into a specific daily plan your team runs before the shift starts.
Published August 15, 2026. Pricing last verified August 15, 2026 on each vendor's own site.