If you're running an agency and searching for an AgencyAnalytics alternative, you've probably hit the same wall most agency owners do: the pricing works fine until you actually start winning new business.
The problem with AgencyAnalytics' pricing
AgencyAnalytics is a genuinely well-built platform with 80+ integrations, solid white-label dashboards, and built-in rank tracking. The issue isn't the product. It's the pricing model.
AgencyAnalytics charges per connected client, typically $20–25 per client per month depending on your tier and billing structure. Using that range, that works out to roughly $400–500/month for 20 clients, $1,000–1,250/month for 50 clients, and $2,000–2,500/month for 100 clients. That sounds manageable until you do the math on what growth actually costs you. Every single new client you land makes your software bill go up. The tool that's supposed to help you scale is quietly taxing your growth.
A flat-fee alternative
PlainTrack takes a different approach: one flat payment, unlimited clients, forever. Whether you're managing 5 clients or 50, the price doesn't change.
PlainTrack connects the same core data sources agencies actually need, including Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Google Ads, and Meta Ads, into one white-labeled dashboard your clients see under your own branding, not ours. You get scheduled branded reports, full control over your logo and brand color, and a custom name for your client-facing dashboard.
What you're trading off
To be direct about it: AgencyAnalytics has a much larger integration library (80+ vs. PlainTrack's core 4) and built-in rank tracking that PlainTrack doesn't offer. If you need to report on a dozen different niche platforms, AgencyAnalytics' breadth may be worth the per-client cost.
But if your agency's reporting centers on the platforms most clients actually care about, a flat price that doesn't punish you for growing is hard to beat.
The bottom line
AgencyAnalytics optimizes for integration breadth. PlainTrack optimizes for agencies that don't want their software costs to scale with their client list.