LocalBiz vs Moz Local
Moz Local keeps your listings and reviews in order. LocalBiz builds the website and writes the pages that rank on it.
The short answer
Choose Moz Local if you're in the US, UK or Canada and want your details kept right on 90+ directories, cheaply, with a Local Grid heatmap and review alerts. LocalBiz doesn't manage listings or reviews. Choose LocalBiz if you need a website, service and city pages, and a blog that keeps publishing, in any country. Moz Local doesn't build any of those. Many businesses run both: Moz Local for listings, LocalBiz for the site.
Side by side
| LocalBiz | Moz Local | |
|---|---|---|
| Builds your website | Yes. AI-built, code in your own GitHub | No |
| Service and city pages | Written for you, 2 credits each | No |
| Blog posts | Written and scheduled, 5 credits each | No. Posts to Google and Facebook (Preferred plan and up) |
| Google rank tracking | Regular results, top 30 on mobile, every keyword in every area, monthly | Map pack and Google search result rankings |
| Google Maps geo-grid | No | Yes. Local Grid on every plan |
| Listings | No | 90+ directories |
| Reviews | No | Monitoring on every plan; replies and requests from Preferred |
| Countries | Any country | Listings in the US, UK and Canada only |
| Businesses per plan | Unlimited, one credit pool | Priced per location |
| Starts at | $25/mo | $20/mo per location, or $16/mo billed yearly |
| Free trial | No | None listed for Moz Local |
Sources: Moz Local pricing page. Checked October 12, 2026.
What Moz Local does well
- Cheap listings. Lite is $20 a month per location, or $16 billed yearly, for 90+ directories.
- A grid on every plan. The Local Grid heatmap shows where you rank around your area, even on Lite.
- Reviews and social in one place. From Preferred, reply to Google and Facebook reviews, ask for new ones and post to both.
- A name SEOs trust. Moz has made SEO tools for years, and its local tools sit beside Moz Pro.
Where LocalBiz is different
- It makes the pages. Moz Local keeps your details right on directories. LocalBiz writes the service pages, city pages and posts that give Google something to rank.
- Works in any country. Moz Local manages listings in the US, UK and Canada only. LocalBiz tracks rankings wherever your customers search.
- One price for every business. Moz Local is priced per location. LocalBiz shares one credit pool across unlimited businesses, and unused credits roll over up to twice your monthly amount.
- Your site is yours. The code lives in your own GitHub, so you can leave with it.
Which one to choose
- you're in the US, UK or Canada and need listings tidied
- you want a cheap grid heatmap and review alerts
- you want to post to Google and Facebook from one place
- you need a website, or a better one
- you want service and city pages written for you
- you want a blog that keeps publishing without you
- you work outside the US, UK and Canada
Pricing compared
Starter: 100 credits a month, unlimited businesses. Plans go up to $250 for 1,000 credits. Month to month.
Lite, per location. Preferred is $30 and Elite $40. Yearly billing brings them to $16, $24 and $33 a month. Listings AI is $14 a month on Lite and Preferred and included on Elite; Reviews AI is $10 a month.
Note: LocalBiz sites run on your own Vercel account. Vercel's free plan is for non-commercial use, so a business site may need Vercel's paid plan.
Using both, or switching
- Keep Moz Local for listings and reviews, if you rely on them.
- Add your business to LocalBiz and let it suggest service and city pages.
- Build your site, or publish to the WordPress or Webflow site you already have.
- Point your Moz Local listings at your new site, so directories send people to your best pages.
Questions
Can LocalBiz replace Moz Local?
No. LocalBiz doesn't manage listings or reviews. Keep Moz Local for that and use LocalBiz for your site and content.
Which is cheaper?
For one business, Moz Local Lite is $20 a month and LocalBiz starts at $25 a month. They do different jobs, so many businesses pay for both.
Does Moz Local work outside the US, UK and Canada?
Not for listings. Moz says Moz Local supports managing listings in the US, UK and Canada. LocalBiz works in any country.
Is there a free trial?
The Moz Local pricing page doesn't list one; the free trial there is for Moz Pro. LocalBiz has no trial; plans are month to month.
Other comparisons
Moz Local details were checked on October 12, 2026 from Moz Local's own pages. LocalBiz is not affiliated with Moz Local. Moz Local is a trademark of its owner. Spot an error? Email safraz@localbiz.ai.