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AgencyAnalytics alternative: client history in your own warehouse
AgencyAnalytics prices per client and keeps warehoused data on its side. SightShark puts every source in a warehouse your agency owns. Plans, with dates.
Agency reporting platform / 4 minute read / Checked 2026-10-16
The short answer
AgencyAnalytics is client reporting built for agencies, listed at $20 per client a month billed annually as of 16 October 2026, with client users and 85+ integrations. For the integrations it warehouses, it stores the data on its own side. SightShark writes every source into a warehouse your agency owns, cleans it up there, and runs your dashboards and alerts from those tables, with a chatbot on Growth and above.
What you get with SightShark
The data lands in your own cloud account
We write into a data warehouse you already own, in the region you choose, from the first sync. It is not something you unlock on a higher plan.
200+ platforms
Ads, analytics, CRM, stores, payments, email and reviews. Tables and columns are published for the main connectors, one page each.
The numbers are cleaned up, not just copied
One name per metric, one type, one grain, one currency, across every platform. The work runs in SQL inside your warehouse, so you can read how any number was built.
Ask questions in plain English
On Growth and above, the chatbot reads the same cleaned-up tables your dashboards read, using your own LLM key. One set of numbers for all of it.
What AgencyAnalytics is
AgencyAnalytics is a reporting platform for marketing agencies. It builds white-labeled reports and dashboards per client, gives clients their own users in a client portal, and lists Ask AI, anomaly detection and MCP access for ChatGPT and Claude.
Everything below comes from AgencyAnalytics’s own public pages. Each point says which page and the date we read it. Prices and plans change, so check the date before you rely on any of it.
The core plan is listed at $20 per client per month, billed annually. The page says you only pay for the clients you manage, and offers discounted per-client pricing to agencies with 25 or more clients.
AgencyAnalytics pricing page, read 2026-10-16
The core plan lists unlimited staff accounts, a white-labeled client portal, 85+ marketing integrations, anomaly detection and MCP access for ChatGPT and Claude. The feature list adds unlimited client users and Ask AI.
AgencyAnalytics pricing page, read 2026-10-16
AgencyAnalytics says some integrations are read through a live API connection and others are warehoused: fetched on a schedule and stored on its side. Warehoused history is loaded back to a limit per integration, such as 60 days for Amazon Ads and 730 days for Shopify. After that, each new day is stored as it comes in.
AgencyAnalytics help centre, data warehousing article, read 2026-10-16
Database connectors pull metrics from MySQL, PostgreSQL, Google BigQuery, Amazon Redshift and Snowflake into AgencyAnalytics dashboards and reports. They are described as optional add-ons.
AgencyAnalytics database connectors page, read 2026-10-16
Their site: agencyanalytics.com
Side by side
| AgencyAnalytics | SightShark | |
|---|---|---|
| Where client history sits | With AgencyAnalytics, for the integrations it warehouses | In a warehouse your agency owns, from the first sync |
| Your own warehouse | A source to read from, as an optional add-on | Where every source lands and every report reads |
| How clients see results | Client users in a client portal | Client logins to your portal, each seeing only their own data |
| Your branding on it | A white-labeled client portal, on the core plan | Custom branding and your own domain, on Enterprise only |
| How many sources | 85+ marketing integrations | 200+ in the catalogue |
The detail
Built around the agency client
AgencyAnalytics is priced per client, staff accounts are unlimited, and each client can have users in a white-labeled portal. The white label is on its core plan; with SightShark, your own branding and domain are on Enterprise only. Ask AI, anomaly detection and an MCP link are on the feature list. For an agency that wants client reporting running this month, it is a strong offer.
The difference is where the numbers are kept. AgencyAnalytics says it warehouses some integrations by fetching the data and storing it on its side, with history loaded back to a limit per integration. That store is on AgencyAnalytics' side.
History you hold is history you can query
With SightShark every sync lands in a warehouse your agency owns. The tables are added to rather than replaced, so every day you have synced stays in rows you hold, in an account you control.
That matters most when a question crosses clients. Spend by channel across the whole roster, or one client's cost per lead against the rest, needs every client in one set of tables with one name per metric. In your own warehouse that is a query, and on Growth and above the chatbot reads the same tables.
If you leave, there is nothing to export. The rows were in your account from the first day.
When to pick AgencyAnalytics instead
- You want the reporting tool to hold everything, with no cloud account of your own to set up or pay for.
- You want to start small and pay per client, and it does not matter to you that the tool holds the data.
- You want some sources read through a live API connection. SightShark syncs once a day.
Questions people ask
What is the best AgencyAnalytics alternative?
SightShark is the one to look at if you want client data in a warehouse your agency owns, cleaned up so the numbers line up across clients and platforms. Whatagraph and DashThis are closer to how AgencyAnalytics works: one hosted tool that connects sources and builds client reports.
How much does AgencyAnalytics cost?
AgencyAnalytics lists its core plan at $20 per client per month, billed annually, with discounted per-client pricing from 25 clients, as listed on 16 October 2026. Staff accounts are unlimited, so the bill follows the number of clients rather than the size of the team.
Does AgencyAnalytics keep historical data?
Yes, for the integrations it warehouses. AgencyAnalytics says it fetches that data on a schedule and stores it on its side, with history loaded back to a limit per integration, such as 60 days for Amazon Ads and 730 days for Shopify. With SightShark the history is kept in a warehouse your agency owns.
Can AgencyAnalytics connect to BigQuery or Snowflake?
Yes, as a source, through optional database connectors that pull metrics from MySQL, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Redshift and Snowflake into its dashboards. SightShark works the other way round: your warehouse is where every source lands and where every report reads from.
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