AgencyAnalytics vs Whatagraph 2026: Which Reporting Tool Fits?
Short answer: both are client-reporting platforms, and they have moved in opposite directions on price. AgencyAnalytics now charges per client, $25 a month or $20 billed yearly, with everything included and a 14-day trial. Whatagraph now starts at Max, from €699 a month billed annually, priced by credits (one per connected data account), with AI agents and data transformations as its selling points. Small and mid-size agencies will usually find AgencyAnalytics cheaper; larger teams that want Whatagraph's data tooling should book its demo.
Disclosure: SocialRails, which publishes this page, is a social media scheduler and competes with neither. Facts are from each vendor's pricing page, checked October 2026. Full write-ups: AgencyAnalytics review, Whatagraph pricing.
30-Second Answer
Pricing Compared
AgencyAnalytics
One plan, Core: $25 per client per month billed monthly, or $20 billed yearly. Volume pricing from 25 clients. Add-ons: Rank Tracker ($41.67/month per 500 keywords) and AI Tracker ($20.83/month per 250 credits), both on yearly billing. The old Freelancer, Agency and Agency Pro tiers are gone. Details: AgencyAnalytics pricing.
Whatagraph
Max from €699 per month billed annually, from 50 credits. Prime custom-priced, billed annually. One credit is one connected data account, such as one Facebook Ads account. The old free, Start and Boost plans are gone. Whatagraph prices in euros. Details: Whatagraph pricing.
What a typical agency pays
Whatagraph's credits count data accounts, so a client with four connected ad and analytics accounts uses four. Check your account count before comparing.
A 6-client agency wants the lowest reporting bill on yearly billing. Which costs less?
Where AgencyAnalytics Is Stronger
- Entry price and flexibility. Pay per client, monthly or yearly, starting from a single client.
- Money-back guarantee. Both offer a 14-day no-card trial; AgencyAnalytics adds a 30-day money-back guarantee.
- White label included. Custom domain, custom email and a white-labeled client portal with permissions are part of Core; on Whatagraph a custom report domain is a Prime add-on.
- API on the standard plan. Whatagraph's public API is a Prime add-on.
Where Whatagraph Is Stronger
- Data preparation. Pre-made and custom transformations, currency exchange, custom aggregations and its own storage are on every plan.
- AI agents. IQ Agents with optional usage tiers, including AI visibility and computer-use features on the higher tiers.
- Data destinations on Prime. Transfer to Looker Studio, and to BigQuery as an add-on.
- Support. A dedicated Customer Success Manager on Max; tailored onboarding, priority support and an enterprise SLA on Prime.
- EU data center on both plans.
Who Should Pick Which
Choose AgencyAnalytics if you are a small or mid-size agency, want to start without a large commitment, need clients to log in to a branded portal, or want monthly billing.
Choose Whatagraph if you are a larger agency or in-house team that wants AI agents, data transformations and warehouse destinations, and you are comfortable with an annual contract starting at €699/month.
Neither Schedules Posts
Both are reporting tools. Agencies that also publish for clients need a scheduler alongside either one.
SocialRails is not a reporting replacement; it is the publishing half. For example, AgencyAnalytics for 5 clients ($100/month yearly) plus SocialRails Business ($49/month) is $149/month.
FAQ
Which is cheaper, AgencyAnalytics or Whatagraph?
For most small and mid-size agencies, AgencyAnalytics: $20-25 per client a month, so 10 clients is $200-250. Whatagraph's Max plan starts at €699/month billed annually.
Do they still have the Freelancer, Start and Boost plans?
No. AgencyAnalytics replaced its Freelancer, Agency and Agency Pro tiers with one per-client Core plan. Whatagraph's free, Start and Boost plans are gone; it now sells Max and Prime.
Can either tool schedule social media posts?
No. Both are reporting platforms. You need a separate tool for scheduling and publishing.
Which has a free trial?
Both. AgencyAnalytics offers a 14-day trial with no credit card, and Whatagraph a 14-day trial with full Max access and no credit card.
Which is better for small agencies?
AgencyAnalytics, on price and flexibility: per-client pricing and monthly billing. Whatagraph's entry plan is an annual commitment from €699/month.
Bottom Line
AgencyAnalytics is the accessible option: per-client pricing, monthly billing and a free trial. Whatagraph has moved upmarket with AI agents and data tooling at a €699/month annual entry point. Pick by agency size and how much data preparation you need, and add a scheduler if you publish for clients.
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