AgencyAnalytics pricing, price hikes and cheaper alternatives

AgencyAnalytics (agencyanalytics.com) is a marketing reporting tool. Per-client monthly fee on the Core plan (USD 20 per client per month, billed annually), with unlimited users, dashboards and data sources; 25+ clients go to sales.. No free plan.

What AgencyAnalytics costs

  • 1 brand: $20/mo (Core, 1 client: $20 x 1 = $20 at the annual-billed rate. Users, reports, dashboards and data sources are unlimited, so no add-ons. Monthly-billing rate is not published ('Save 20% annually' would imply about $25 if measured against monthly; not used). Refresh cadence is not stated on the pages read; 'unlimited data retention' is stated.)
  • 10 clients: $200/mo (Core, 10 clients: 10 x $20 = $200 at the annual-billed rate (monthly rate not published). Unlimited users and dashboards, so no seat or report fees.)
  • 25 clients: custom pricing (25+ clients are routed to sales ('Get Volume Pricing', no rate published), so there is no self-serve price. At the $20 list rate, 25 clients would be $500 a month annual-billed, but that is not a quoted price.)

Plan compared: Core plan, 1 client, annual-billed rate (monthly rate not published). Prices are USD per month on monthly billing (annual-only plans divided by 12) for the cheapest self-serve plan, plus any published per-client, per-account or per-user fees, that keeps GA4, Search Console, Google Ads and Meta Ads reports refreshing daily: for one business with 1 user (headline), or for an agency with 10 or 25 clients. Free plans count as $0 when they cover the job; the cost of destination tools such as Looker Studio Pro, Excel or a warehouse is not included.

What AgencyAnalytics does

Core: Business app data connectors, Dashboard builder (partly), Scheduled report delivery (partly), White-label client reports, Rank tracking (partly).

Important: Cross-channel ad reporting (partly), Client portal and access (partly), Multi-client management (partly), Goals, pacing and alerts (partly), AI data analyst, Built-in SEO tools (partly).

Also has: Data to spreadsheets (partly), Warehouse and API export (partly), Custom and offline data, TV wall dashboards (partly), Native mobile apps (partly), Competitor organic research (partly), AI search visibility tracking (partly), SEO data API (partly).

AgencyAnalytics price hikes

No price hikes on record for AgencyAnalytics.

Alternatives to AgencyAnalytics

AgencyAnalytics is the cheapest marketing reporting tool we track at 1 brand with 4 data sources. The others:

AgencyAnalytics alternatives: 2 marketing reporting tools compared, at every size.

Other kinds of products that cover part of AgencyAnalytics

  • Grafana Cloud (Error & performance monitoring): covers 36% of AgencyAnalytics; missing or partial: Business app data connectors (partly), White-label client reports, Cross-channel ad reporting, Client portal and access, Multi-client management
  • Power BI (BI & dashboards): covers 36% of AgencyAnalytics; missing or partial: Business app data connectors (partly), White-label client reports, Cross-channel ad reporting, Client portal and access, Multi-client management
  • Tableau (BI & dashboards): covers 33% of AgencyAnalytics; missing or partial: Business app data connectors (partly), White-label client reports, Cross-channel ad reporting, Client portal and access, Multi-client management
  • Fivetran (Data pipelines & CDP): covers 31% of AgencyAnalytics; missing or partial: Dashboard builder, Scheduled report delivery, White-label client reports, Client portal and access, Multi-client management
  • Metabase (BI & dashboards): covers 31% of AgencyAnalytics; missing or partial: Business app data connectors, White-label client reports, Cross-channel ad reporting, Client portal and access, Multi-client management

Sources

Pricing page: agencyanalytics.com/pricing. Prices last checked Oct 16, 2026. Only the Core annual-billed price ($20 per client per month) is published; the monthly-billing rate, Agency prices and refresh cadence are not shown, and 25+ clients go to sales. PricingSaaS returned 404 and the web search budget was used up, so no price changes were sourced; changes is empty, which is unverified rather than a confirmed absence of hikes.