AgencyAnalytics Alternative: Pricing, AI Features and Where Each Fits

AgencyAnalytics is built for one deliverable: a branded portal your clients log in to. If your clients want a deck, a workbook or a written report instead, you end up rebuilding numbers outside it every month.

By Ed · Published November 3, 2026 · 7 min read

Twenty-five years starting companies, consulting, owning a multi-million-dollar P&L and leading business intelligence for large enterprises.

Pick AgencyAnalytics if your clients log in to a branded portal. Pick an AI analyst like Quiriz if your clients receive a deck, a workbook or a written report. AgencyAnalytics costs $20 per client per month on annual billing and gives each client a white-labeled portal, dashboards, scheduled reports and 90+ integrations. Quiriz is priced by plan rather than by client and answers inside Excel, Google Sheets, PowerPoint, Google Slides, Word, Google Docs and Slack, so the numbers land in the file the client actually reads.

At a glance

	AgencyAnalytics	Quiriz
Main deliverable	White-labeled client portal, dashboards, scheduled reports	Answers, tables and charts inside Office and Google files, and Slack
Price model	$20 per client per month, billed annually	$12, $30 or $60 a month per plan, not per client
White label and client logins	Yes	No
Export to PowerPoint, Slides, Excel or Sheets	PDF for reports; CSV only for rankings	Writes into those files directly
Stripe, QuickBooks, Klaviyo	Not on the integrations list	Connected
SEO rank tracking	Paid add-on	No
Metric definitions	Custom metrics, up to 15 metrics per formula	Company Context: defined once, used by every surface

What AgencyAnalytics costs

The pricing page shows a single plan at $20 per client per month, billed annually, with a 14-day trial and volume pricing above 25 clients. Each client includes unlimited users, dashboards, reports and data sources, the white-labeled portal, Google Sheets as a source, API access and MCP access for ChatGPT and Claude. Rank tracking ($41.67 a month per 500 keywords) and AI-search tracking are add-ons.

Per-client pricing is simple and grows with you: 10 clients is $200 a month, 40 clients is $800 a month before volume discounts. That is fair value if the portal is what clients pay you for. It is a lot to pay for a tool whose main output you then copy into slides.

What it does well

The portal. Your logo, colors, domain and email, with client logins and live dashboards. Clients who like to check numbers themselves get exactly that.
Breadth of marketing sources. The integrations page lists 90+ sources across SEO, paid, social, call tracking and e-commerce.
AI with citations. Ask AI answers questions about a client’s data and links each figure back to the report it came from.
Track record. Founded in 2010 and used by 7,000+ agencies, with high review scores.

Where it stops

Getting numbers out. Reports and dashboards download as PDF (up to 1,000 rows), and CSV export covers only rankings and integration settings. There is no push into PowerPoint, Google Slides, Excel or Google Sheets, so a client who wants a deck still gets a hand-built deck.
Sources outside marketing. Stripe, QuickBooks and Klaviyo are not on the integrations list. For an e-commerce or subscription client, revenue, refunds and margin live in exactly those systems.
Calculated metrics. Custom metrics combine up to 15 metrics per formula, cannot reference another custom metric, and some integrations are not supported. Blended ROAS across Shopify and two ad platforms fits; anything layered on top of it does not.

How Quiriz differs

Quiriz is an AI analyst rather than a reporting platform. You connect a client’s sources, ask a question in plain English, and the answer, table or chart goes where you are working:

In Google Sheets or Excel, a cell such as =QUIRIZ("ROAS by channel last month", "table") fills in the table and refreshes with the data.
In Google Slides or PowerPoint, describe the monthly deck and it builds the slides from the client’s data, with takeaways written from the figures.
In Slack, anyone on the team can ask the same question and get the same number.

Connectors cover HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Stripe, Klaviyo, Search Console, Harvest, PostHog and Bing Webmaster Tools: read-only, refreshed daily, on paid plans. Sources Quiriz does not connect to can come in through a scheduled Google Sheet or Excel file, as described on Quiriz for agencies. Metric definitions such as ROAS or net sales live once in Company Context, so the deck, the spreadsheet and the Slack answer agree.

What Quiriz does not do. No white label, no client portal, no rank tracker, and no always-on dashboard a client can browse. If those are what you sell, keep AgencyAnalytics.

Which to choose

Choose AgencyAnalytics if clients log in to see their numbers, white label matters to your brand, or SEO rank tracking is part of the service.
Choose Quiriz if the monthly deliverable is a deck, a workbook or a written report, if clients’ revenue lives in Stripe, Shopify or QuickBooks, or if per-client pricing has started to hurt.
Use both if clients want the portal and a monthly review deck, and keep the metric definitions identical in each.

For the meeting the deck is for, see the monthly business review, slide by slide.

Put client numbers in the deck, not in a portal

Try the questions on sample company data with no signup, then connect one client’s sources.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does AgencyAnalytics cost?

Its pricing page lists one plan at $20 per client per month on annual billing, with unlimited users, dashboards and data sources per client, and volume pricing above 25 clients. Rank tracking and AI-search tracking are paid add-ons. Check the pricing page before you buy, because the plan structure has changed over the years.

Does AgencyAnalytics have AI?

Yes. The pricing page lists AI Summary, Ask AI, metric insights, anomaly detection and trend forecasting. Ask AI answers questions about a client’s connected data and links each figure to the report or dashboard it came from.

Can AgencyAnalytics export to PowerPoint, Google Slides or Excel?

Its help center documents PDF downloads of reports and dashboards, and CSV export only for rankings and integration settings. Google Sheets works as a data source, not as a destination. If clients expect a deck or a workbook, plan for that step outside the tool.

Is Quiriz white-label?

No. Quiriz has no branded client portal. It puts answers, tables and charts into the files you already send: Excel, Google Sheets, PowerPoint, Google Slides, Word and Google Docs. If clients log in to a portal with your logo, AgencyAnalytics is the better fit.

Can I use both?

Yes. Some agencies keep the portal for always-on dashboards and use an AI analyst for the monthly deck and the commentary. The cost of doing both is the definitions: keep metric names and formulas identical in each, or clients will see two different numbers for the same thing.