All in one local tools don't really exist to be honest. When they do offer all or most of the tools you're looking for, they are only great at one or two. I'd especially be wary of this "give recommendations". Tools today, especially the big SEO suites, have a tendency to recommend nonsense just because there is hype or a trend about it and they don't want to be left out. They also all have tendency to recommend things that bring you back to their tool suite or to another tool / service they own. Layer in LLM-AI tech and you can get total junk recommendations pretty easily. Run from any tool that claims they can automate everything for you - it will break your SEO ultimately. I would also try and put a firewall between: Recommendations and Audit + Build citations if at all possible (hire a consultant locally for recommendations and do the work yourself via your tools). Finally, you're only getting a few parts of Local SEO. If you used one tool for all of these things it would: Audit your technical SEO and content, give recommendations on technical SEO and content, build citations for you and/or give you a list of places to get citations / sell those to you. Instead of this I would recommend the following for a solid 2025 proof local SEO strategy today: Citation Building - Bright Local or Fat Joe (no relation) - Note: Neither are GREAT, Bright Local is probably the best available atm. Citation Finding - Whitespark Audit - SEMrush, Ahrefs (if you don't know what you're doing) and Screaming Frog (if you know what you're doing) Other tools for Auditing by yourself - Google Search Console, GTMetrix, PageSpeed Insights Measuring Map Position Changes - Local Falcon, Places Scout - Note: Local Viking isn't great and all of your data is public, Local Dominator I'm not certain about. Measuring overall rankings - SEMRush, SERankings Measuring traffic - Google Analytics 4 Review collection - GatherUp (for general purpose, Judge.me for ecommerce) Google Business Profile Optimization - Consultant or Agency Link Building - Consultant or Agency (do not buy links!) Consensus Building - Consultant or Agency If you use WordPress there are various plugins that might help you with local SEO implementation. This is an incomplete list of them. Yoast - Organization schema + Open Graph / twitter cards + Text link count + Meta data editor (title, description, etc...) + other SEO tools built-in: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/ Rocketship SEO - Display Google Reviews + Build an automatic Table of Contents for blog posts + use AI to optimize images + use AI to optimize various other parts of the site + IndexNow + Redirect builder + Bot Traffic analysis and redirecting + Visual sitemap builder + XML sitemaps + Organization Schema + Open Graph / Twitter Cards + File Editor + Meta data editor (title, description, etc...) + Compatibility with other SEO plugins (Yoast, RankMath, SEOPress, etc...): https://wordpress.org/plugins/rocketship-seo/ Post to Google My Business (Google Business Profile) - Automate posting to Google Business Profile from your WordPress: https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-to-google-my-business/ More on reddit.com

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Free: Google Search Console (GSC) Paid: Ahrefs and Semrush (just my opinion) More on reddit.com

You named two of my favorite tools already: Ahrefs and Screaming Frog. Combine those two with Google Analytics and Search Console, and you’re good to go. Everything else beyond that is just “nice to have”. More on reddit.com