Datapipe
The portal is theirs
White-label web reports, client logins, and PDF snapshots are what AgencyAnalytics publishes. Datapipe does not claim that portal.
Compare · AgencyAnalyticsA branded report for each client,
A branded report for each client,
or a project the owner still controls.
AgencyAnalytics is priced per client and built to deliver white-label reports and dashboards. Datapipe is priced by data sources across unlimited projects. The output is a Sheet, a file, or BigQuery, and source changes wait for the workspace owner.
Unlimited client projects · Staff do not see source passwords · Owner-approved writes
AgencyAnalytics publishes the client portal. Datapipe publishes project access and an approval step.
AgencyAnalytics vs Datapipe
Both are used by agencies. The unit of price is different.
AgencyAnalytics tells you to pay for the clients you manage, with unlimited data sources on each. Datapipe tells you to pay for data sources, and to create as many projects as you have clients.
| Topic | AgencyAnalytics | Datapipe |
|---|---|---|
| What the client receives | A white-labeled web report or dashboard, plus a PDF snapshot if you want a frozen copy. Reports can be scheduled. | A refreshed Sheet, Drive file, CSV, JSON, or BigQuery table. Data Studio can point at the Sheet. Not a branded portal. |
| How you pay | $20 per client per month billed annually on the core plan. More clients can be added. 25+ clients are offered a discount conversation. | One workspace plan for every project. Free includes 3 data sources and a daily refresh. Starter is $15 a month for 25. Pro is $49 for 100, with hourly refresh and your own BigQuery. Agency is $199 for 500, with a 15-minute refresh on up to 50 of them. Every plan includes unlimited projects. |
| Integrations | Their site says 90+ marketing integrations, and as many as you need on each client. Some integrations allow more than one account per client. | The data sources page lists what is available now and what is coming soon. One account in one project is one data source. |
| Staff access | Unlimited staff accounts on the core plan, plus client users who can sign in to a dashboard. | Invite people to the projects they work on, with a role. They use connected sources without receiving the password. Shared Google sign-in covers Analytics, Search Console, and YouTube, not Google Ads or Meta Business Manager. |
| AI | AgencyAI insights are listed on the core plan, and MCP access for ChatGPT and Claude. | Claude or ChatGPT can be connected to one project, read-only. They can propose a write the same way a teammate can. They cannot approve it. |
| Changing the client's ad account or store | The reporting pages we checked describe dashboards, alerts, and scheduled reports. They do not describe applying an approved edit back to the source. | On supported sources, proposals wait in Actions & approvals. The owner sees the current value and the proposed value. |
AgencyAnalytics details are from agencyanalytics.com/pricing and their report help, checked 6 Nov 2026. Datapipe does not offer the white-label portal they do.
Impress the client with a portal, or keep the keys in one workspace
If the retainer includes a branded dashboard the client logs into, AgencyAnalytics is built for that. If the retainer includes a Sheet that updates itself, and a media buyer who may suggest a budget change but may not apply it, that is the Datapipe shape.
PortalClient A$20 seat
Client B$20 seat
Project
SheetAgency work, two different products
They meter clients
The core plan is $20 per client per month, billed annually, with unlimited sources on that client.
Datapipe meters data sources
Add a project per client. You pay for accounts you connect, not for a portal seat.
Owner approves
Staff never get the password
A report editor builds the Sheet. An operator can propose a change. The owner approves it.
One workspace. A project per client.
Start free with 3 data sources. Add clients as projects, not as extra portal seats.
Cancel anytime
Questions before you start
AgencyAnalytics and Datapipe
A client portal and a data workspace solve neighboring problems.
What is AgencyAnalytics built for?
AgencyAnalytics sells client reporting. Their pricing page says you pay per client, connect as many of their 90+ integrations as you need, and get unlimited reports, dashboards, and staff accounts on the core plan, plus a white-labeled client portal and automated reports.
Does Datapipe replace a white-label client portal?
No. AgencyAnalytics publishes a branded portal, scheduled web reports, and PDF snapshots. Datapipe does not claim a white-label portal. Clients and contractors in Datapipe are invited to specific projects, with a role, and the report usually lives in Sheets, Drive, or BigQuery.
Which agencies should look at which?
AgencyAnalytics fits an agency whose product is the client report itself: a branded link, a dashboard, and a schedule. Datapipe fits an agency that wants each client in a project, staff who never see the source password, and the option to propose a supported change the owner approves.
What does their pricing page say?
The core plan is $20 USD per client per month when billed annually, with a 14-day trial and no card. They say a client is one business relationship, and that you can add more clients. Agencies with 25 or more clients are pointed to discounted per-client pricing and database connectors. Free includes 3 data sources and a daily refresh. Starter is $15 a month for 25. Pro is $49 for 100, with hourly refresh and your own BigQuery. Agency is $199 for 500, with a 15-minute refresh on up to 50 of them. Every plan includes unlimited projects.
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