Comparison
Looking for a cheaper AppReply alternative?
BeenuLabs starts at $18 a month. AppReply starts at $79/month, and has a free tier of 100 replies a month.
Where AppReply is the better choice. AppReply is the closest thing to a direct competitor — replying to app reviews at volume, in many languages. If that is what you need, buy it — BeenuLabs does one job, which is answering reviews well. This page is for people who only want that job done. If you answer hundreds of reviews a month, AppReply is the better buy — their free tier is ten times ours, and per reply their paid plans work out cheaper at volume. We are the cheaper option for a small catalogue, not for a large one.
Side by side
| BeenuLabs | AppReply | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry paid plan | $18/month — 100 AI drafts, 3 apps | $79/month — 1,500 replies, 5 apps |
| Free tier | 10 AI drafts a month, 1 app | 100 replies a month, 1 app — more generous than ours |
| Cost at low volume | $18 a month covers a hundred replies | The first paid tier is $79 whether you send 50 replies or 1,500 |
AppReply's figures are as published on their own pricing page, read on 2026-08-25. Prices change — check before deciding, and tell us if this is out of date.
What you get either way
- Replies in the reviewer’s own language — 95+ of them — with the English shown to you so you can read what you are approving
- Auto-publish above a star rating you choose; everything below it waits in an approval queue
- Sentiment and urgency triage, with one- and two-star reviews always treated as urgent
- Brand voice: friendly, professional, concise, empathetic or playful
- Per-app on and off, so it only answers what you want it to
- One price worldwide, in US dollars, with every tier published
Moving across
- 1Connect your App Store Connect key — one key covers every app in that account.
- 2Connect your Google Play service account, the same way.
- 3Your existing reviews sync in, and nothing is published until you approve it.
Nothing is auto-published until you switch it on and pick a star threshold, so there is no moment where the tool posts something you have not seen.