£349 / month
The firm subscription for 10–29 locations. Full platform, every office.
Accountancy Networks
A blended “we rank well” hides the office that never rings. The network view is one login, every location, the same accountant keywords.
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+Accountancy practices across the UK
The firm
Offices
12
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The firm subscription for 10–29 locations. Full platform, every office.
If we run that office. Always on top of the subscription, never instead of it.
Each extra location on the software. Managed, if chosen, is still £249 there too.
Software only is £349. All twelve on managed is £349 + £2,988 = £3,337 a month, excluding VAT. Adjust the count if some offices stay in-house.
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You can mix. Managed is £249 only for the offices we run. The subscription still covers the whole firm.
Accountancy Networks
10–29 locations
Prices exclude VAT.
Categories, services and the description follow the same rules in every town, with the town name changed properly.
Reviews and posts belong to that office. A Bristol review should not be the only thing Cardiff has.
Rank and calls by office. The weak location is obvious before the board asks.
Each Google profile stays with the firm or the local entity that already owns it. We do not take the keys.
Accountancy Networks is £349 a month for the firm, covering 10 to 29 locations. Every location above 29 adds £49 a month to the subscription. Prices exclude VAT.
Managed is £249 per location, on top of the £349 subscription. Twelve offices, all managed, is £349 + (12 × £249) = £3,337 a month. You can leave an office off managed if your own people run it.
Yes. The roll-up shows map rank and enquiries by office, so a partner meeting starts with the weak town, not a blended average.
We will show the roll-up against your towns, and the fee for software and managed side by side.
From the practice
Example comments for the layout. Not client testimonials yet.
“We could see the gaps in the listing the same afternoon. Posts and review replies no longer sit in someone else’s inbox.”
“The map shows where we rank around the office. That is more useful than one number in an agency deck.”
“I actually read the fortnightly note. Before this, I had no idea what was being posted in the firm’s name.”