Buyer Guide • Updated 2026-10-23

What are the best white-label social media reporting tools for agencies?

The short answer

AgencyAnalytics, DashThis and Swydo are good fits for agencies that report across paid, search and social. Whatagraph suits bigger budgets. For social-only agencies, Aidelly and Vista Social build branded reports from the accounts you already publish with, so there is no second tool to maintain.

Every price and feature below links to the vendor page we read it from, with the date we read it, in the Sources list at the end. Where our sources do not cover something, the cell says so rather than guessing. Aidelly publishes this guide; its own limitations are listed with everyone else’s. Not covered: Reportz and Looker Studio-based setups, whose white-label features we could not verify from their own pages for this update.

Comparison

ToolWhite-label report brandingCustom domain, sender or portalScheduled deliveryPricing basis and entry priceData sources
AgencyAnalyticsReporting platformYour logo, colors and client branding[1]White-labeled client portal, custom domain and custom email[2]Report scheduling included[3]Per client, per month[4]; $20 per client per month, billed annually[5]85+ marketing integrations[6]
DashThisReporting platformWhite-labeled dashboards on every plan[10]Custom domain on every plan[11]; Custom sender email on every plan[12]Automated periodic email dispatch[13]Per plan, by dashboards and sources[14]; $44/mo paid yearly, $54/mo monthly (Individual)[15]All integrations on every plan[16]
SwydoReporting platformFull white-labeling and branding tools[21]Custom domain hosting[22]; Client portal[23]Scheduled automated reports with branded emails[24]Per data source, not per client[25]; $69/month on monthly billing, including 10 data sources[26]38+ integrations[27], including organic Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn Pages, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube[28]
WhatagraphReporting platformWhite-label reports on Max and Prime[33]Not on Max; Prime only (listed as included on the Prime card, as an add-on in the plan table)[34]Automated emails with PDF[35]Per plan, plus 1 credit per connected data source[36]; From €699/month, billed annually (Max)[37]50+ more integrations (pricing page footer)[38]
DataboxReporting platform$80/month add-on: your logo, colors and domain[42]Your own domain, via an $80-a-month add-on for your own logo, colors and domain[42]Scheduled snapshots and weekly updates (Team, Agency, Custom)[43]Agency plan plus client packs ($25/month per 1 client, 5 sources)[44]; Agency entry price: Listed inconsistently across its pages as of 2026-10-23[45]130+ integrations[46]
AidellySocial platformWhite label, custom domain and branded client reports: Agency plan[48]; custom-branded client PDF reports on the Agency plan, with a per-report logo, accent colors and footer text[49]Custom domain for the client workspace (Agency); report links: live client report links on the Agency plan[50]Recurring PDF reports by email, weekly, monthly or quarterly, on plans that include it[51]Per plan, with team members on Scale (Up to 8) and Agency (Unlimited)[52]; Agency $279/mo billed annually ($349/mo billed monthly)[53]Social accounts only: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Google Business Profile and Mastodon[54]
Vista SocialSocial platformWhite-labelled reports and dashboard (Scale)[58]Custom domain of your choosing[59]Reports with scheduling[60]Flat plans with included profiles and users[61]; $99/month monthly, $950/year yearly (Professional)[62]Social profiles: 15 (Professional), 30 (Advanced), 70 (Scale)[63]
SocialPilotSocial platformWhite Label Reports from the Premium plan[64]Full white-label: Ultimate plan[65]Not covered by our sources; ask the vendorPer plan, by accounts and users; extra accounts $4/month[66]; $20/month, monthly billing (Essentials)[67]Social accounts; analytics history 3, 12 or 24 months by plan; CSV reports[68]
AgorapulseSocial platformWhite-label report exports with your logo and brand colors[70]Not covered by our sources; ask the vendorScheduled report emails (Advanced and Custom)[71]Per user[72]; $79/user/month billed annually, $99 monthly[73]Social accounts; report exports to PDF, CSV and PowerPoint[74]
SendibleSocial platformCustom branded reports (Premium and up)[76]Dashboard, domain, reports and emails: Paid add-on (Elite and Enterprise)[77]Automated reports to stakeholders (plan not stated)[78]Per plan, by workspaces; no per-user fee[79]; Core from $35/mo[80] (per the page description)Social accounts; 8 pre-built reports, including a Google Analytics report[81]
Sprout SocialSocial platformCustom report branding (Professional, Advanced and Enterprise)[83]Not covered by our sources; ask the vendorNot covered by our sources; ask the vendorPer seat/month[84]; $79/seat/month ($99 billed monthly)[85]Social accounts; cross-network reporting with unlimited PDF and CSV downloads[86]
MetricoolSocial platformWhite-label: Custom plan only[87]Not covered by our sources; ask the vendorMonthly automated report sending (Starter and up)[88]Per plan, by number of brands[89]; From $20/month billed annually, up to 5 brands (Starter)[90]Social accounts; metrics storage 30 days on Free; unlimited on paid plans[91]

Two kinds of reporting tool

Reporting platforms (AgencyAnalytics, DashThis, Swydo, Whatagraph, Databox) exist to assemble paid media, search, web analytics and social data into one client-facing report. They do not publish anything. If your agency sells more than social, this is the right category, because it is the only one that can put every channel on one page.

Social platforms that report (Aidelly, Vista Social, SocialPilot, Agorapulse, Sendible, Sprout Social, Metricool) report on the accounts they already publish to. There is no extra connection to maintain and no gap between the calendar and the report. For a social-only agency that removes a whole system and its monthly cost.

The mistake to avoid is buying a multi-channel platform for social-only work because it looks more serious. You pay for connectors you never use and you take on keeping two systems in agreement.

The tools, one by one

AgencyAnalytics

A multi-channel reporting platform built for agencies, priced per client you manage[4], with 85+ marketing integrations[6].

Best for: Agencies that report on SEO, paid media and social together and want everything branded as theirs from day one.

Key facts

  • Core plan: $20 per client per month, billed annually[5].
  • White-label: your logo, colors and client branding[1], plus a white-labeled client portal, custom domain and custom email[2].
  • Delivery: report scheduling[3]. Team: unlimited staff accounts[7].
  • AI: MCP access for ChatGPT and Claude[8]. Trial: a 14-day free trial with no credit card[9].

Limitations

  • Cost scales with every client you add, because it is priced per client you manage[4]. Price a full roster, not a handful of clients.
  • It reports; it does not publish. A social agency still needs a separate scheduling tool.

DashThis

A dashboard-based reporting tool, priced by dashboards (reports) and connected data sources[14], where one dashboard is one client report.

Best for: Smaller agencies that want full white-label, including their own domain and sender address, on the cheapest plan.

Key facts

  • Entry plan: $44 a month paid yearly, or $54 monthly, on Individual[15]. Top listed plan: from $429 a month paid yearly, or $499 monthly, on Standard[17].
  • White-label on every plan: white-labeled dashboards on every plan[10], a custom domain on every plan[11] and automated emails sent from your own address[12].
  • Delivery: automated periodic email dispatch[13]. Team: unlimited users on every plan[18].
  • Data: all integrations on every plan[16]. AI: an MCP connector on all plans[19]. Trial: a 14-day free trial with 10 dashboards[20].

Limitations

  • Plans cap dashboards and sources, so a growing roster means moving up a plan rather than paying per client.
  • It reports; it does not publish or manage social accounts.

Swydo

A reporting and monitoring platform on one plan with every feature, priced per data source, not per client[25].

Best for: Agencies with many small clients, where paying per connected source is cheaper than paying per client.

Key facts

  • Price: $69 a month on monthly billing, including 10 data sources[26] (€62 a month billed annually on the EUR price card[29]), then $4.50 per source for sources 11 to 100[30].
  • White-label: full white-labeling and branding tools[21], dashboards on your agency's branded domain[22] and a secure client portal[23].
  • Delivery: scheduled, automated reports with branded email templates[24]. Team: unlimited clients, users, dashboards and reports[31].
  • Data: 38+ integrations[27], including organic Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn Pages, TikTok, Pinterest and YouTube[28]. Trial: a 14-day trial with no credit card[32].

Limitations

  • Threads is not in its integration list, so check every network you report on is covered before you commit.
  • It reports; it does not publish.

Whatagraph

A marketing data and reporting platform sold as two plans, with 1 credit per connected data source[36].

Best for: Larger agencies and in-house teams with high reporting volume and a budget for a sales-led platform.

Key facts

  • Price: from €699 a month, billed annually, on Max[37]; custom priced on Prime[39].
  • White-label: white-label reports on Max and Prime[33]; a custom report domain only on Prime, which the page lists as included in one place and as an add-on in another[34].
  • Delivery: automated emails with a PDF[35]. Team: unlimited users[40]. AI: an MCP connection for AI tools[41].

Limitations

  • It has the highest listed entry price of the dedicated tools here, and both plans are sold through a demo; the pricing page lists no self-serve trial.
  • Reports on your own domain need the top plan; a custom report domain only on Prime, which the page lists as included in one place and as an add-on in another[34].

Databox

A business analytics and dashboard platform with an agency plan, sold as an Agency plan plus client packs at $25 a month for 1 client and 5 data sources[44].

Best for: Agencies that want dashboards and analytics across many tools and are happy to add white-label as a paid extra.

Key facts

  • Agency price: Listed inconsistently across its pages as of 2026-10-23[45], so confirm the current figure with Databox.
  • White-label: an $80-a-month add-on for your own logo, colors and domain[42].
  • Delivery: scheduled snapshots and weekly updates on Team, Agency and Custom[43]. Team: unlimited users on Agency[47].
  • Data: 130+ integrations[46].

Limitations

  • White-label is sold as an add-on on top of the plan price.
  • Its own pricing page states the agency starting price two different ways, so get a written quote.
  • It reports; it does not publish.

Aidelly(our product)

A social media platform for agencies that publishes, runs the inbox and reports from the same connected accounts, with branded PDF reports built from your analytics[55].

Best for: Social-only agencies that want reporting to come from the tool they already publish with, with no second subscription or data connection.

Key facts

  • Branding: white label, a custom domain and custom-branded client reports on the Agency plan[48]. The custom domain is where clients reach their workspace; the docs do not say report links are served from it.
  • Per report: custom-branded client PDF reports on the Agency plan, with a per-report logo, accent colors and footer text[49].
  • Client access: live client report links on the Agency plan[50].
  • Delivery: recurring PDF reports by email, weekly, monthly or quarterly, on plans that include it[51].
  • Data: a unified analytics summary across every connected account[56], covering Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Google Business Profile and Mastodon[54].
  • Pricing: Aidelly is priced per plan, with team members included (up to 8 on Scale, unlimited on Agency)[52]. White-label sits on the top plan, $279/mo billed annually on Agency, or $349/mo billed monthly[53]. Clients: 2 workspaces on Launch, 8 on Scale and unlimited on Agency[57].

Limitations

  • Social only. Reports cover the social accounts you connect for publishing; Aidelly does not pull ad platforms, web analytics, SEO or email data into a report, so a full-service agency still needs a multi-channel tool.
  • White label, a custom domain, custom-branded client PDF reports and live client report links are all on the Agency plan, the top tier.
  • The docs describe recurring reports as available on plans that include them without naming the plan, so confirm your plan includes scheduling before you promise a client a monthly send.

Vista Social

A social media management platform with publishing, inbox and reporting, sold as flat plans with included social profiles and users[61].

Best for: Social agencies that want white-labelled reports and a custom domain inside their publishing tool, and can justify the Scale plan.

Key facts

  • Entry plan: $99 a month billed monthly, or $950 a year billed yearly[62].
  • White-label: white-labelled reports and dashboard on Scale[58], with a custom domain of your choosing[59].
  • Delivery: reports you can schedule in advance[60].
  • Profiles: 15 social profiles on Professional, 30 on Advanced and 70 on Scale[63].

Limitations

  • White-label reporting is on the Scale plan, not the entry plan: white-labelled reports and dashboard on Scale[58].
  • Social data only; blending ad-platform or web analytics data is not covered by our sources.

SocialPilot

A social media scheduling tool for agencies, priced per plan, by accounts and users, with extra accounts at $4 per month[66].

Best for: Budget-conscious agencies that want branded social reports without paying for a dedicated reporting platform.

Key facts

  • Price: $20 per month on monthly billing[67]; top plan $200 per month on monthly billing[69].
  • Reports: White Label Reports from the Premium plan[64]; full white-label: Ultimate plan[65].
  • Analytics: 3, 12 or 24 months by plan; CSV reports[68].

Limitations

  • White-label reports and full white-label sit on different plans, so check which one your client promise actually needs.
  • Scheduled report delivery is not covered by our sources; ask SocialPilot.

Agorapulse

A social media management suite with publishing, inbox, listening and reporting, priced per user, with each additional user at the same rate[72].

Best for: Teams that want polished, branded report exports from a full social suite and accept per-user pricing.

Key facts

  • Price: $79 per user per month billed annually, or $99 billed monthly[73].
  • White-label: white-label report exports with your logo and brand colors[70].
  • Reports: post-level reports on reach, impressions, clicks and engagement[75]; report exports to PDF, CSV and PowerPoint[74].
  • Delivery: scheduled report emails on Advanced and Custom[71].

Limitations

  • Per-user pricing means every teammate who builds reports adds cost.
  • Scheduled report emails are not on the two lower plans, and a custom domain is not covered by our sources; ask Agorapulse.

Sendible

A social media management tool for agencies with 8 pre-built reports, including a Google Analytics report[81]. Pricing: Per plan, by workspaces; no per-user fee[79].

Best for: Agencies that want the whole client-facing experience, dashboard, domain, reports and emails, branded as theirs.

Key facts

  • Price: Core from $35/mo[80], as stated in the page description; the plan cards load their prices in the browser.
  • Branded reports: custom branded reports from Premium up[76]. Full white-label of the dashboard, domain, reports and emails: a paid white-label add-on on Elite and Enterprise[77].
  • Delivery: scheduled reports to stakeholders' inboxes, plan not stated[78].
  • Trial: a 14-day free trial with no card required[82].

Limitations

  • Full white-label is a paid add-on on the upper plans, so the branded setup costs more than the headline price.
  • The pricing page does not say which plans include automated reports; ask Sendible.

Sprout Social

An enterprise-leaning social media suite priced per seat per month[84]. Reporting: cross-network reporting with unlimited PDF and CSV downloads[86].

Best for: Larger teams already on Sprout that need branded report exports rather than a client-facing portal.

Key facts

  • Price: $79/seat/month ($99 billed monthly)[85].
  • Branding: custom report branding on Professional, Advanced and Enterprise[83].

Limitations

  • Every seat is paid, so reporting cost grows with the team.
  • Custom report branding starts above the entry plan, and a custom domain and scheduled delivery are not covered by our sources; ask Sprout Social.

Metricool

A social media planning and analytics tool, priced per plan, by number of brands[89].

Best for: Freelancers and small teams who want low-cost per-brand analytics and can live without white-label.

Key facts

  • Price: from $20/month billed annually for up to 5 brands on Starter[90].
  • Brands: 1 brand on Free; up to 5 or 10 on Starter; up to 15, 25 or 50 on Advanced[92].
  • White-label: white label on the Custom plan only[87].
  • Delivery: monthly automated report sending from Starter up[88].

Limitations

  • White-label is on the custom plan only, so branded client reports are not part of the self-serve plans.

Who should pick what

  • You sell SEO, paid media or email alongside social: pick a multi-channel tool. AgencyAnalytics if you are happy paying per client; Swydo if most clients have only a few accounts; DashThis if you want your domain and sender address on the cheapest plan.
  • You run high reporting volume with a dedicated budget and want a sales-led rollout: Whatagraph, accepting that your own report domain is only on its top plan.
  • You want dashboards across many business tools, not only marketing: Databox, budgeting for white-label as a paid add-on.
  • You sell social media management only: report where you publish. Aidelly or Vista Social keep the calendar, the inbox and the report on the same accounts, with white-label on their upper plans.
  • You are already on SocialPilot, Agorapulse, Sendible or Sprout Social: use their branded reports first, and confirm scheduled delivery and domain options with the vendor before buying a second tool.
  • You are a freelancer reporting on a few brands without white-label: Metricool is the low-cost option.

What to insist on, whichever tool you choose

  • A schedule. If sending the report depends on a person remembering, it slips in the busiest month, which is the month it matters most.
  • A link with no login. Stakeholders who are not your day-to-day contact will never create an account, and a report nobody opens does not defend a retainer.
  • Branding beyond the logo. Ask whether the client-facing address and the sending email can be yours, not just the header image. A generic vendor dashboard also shows the client your tool stack, which invites the question of whether they need you.
  • The same definitions every month. If engagement is measured against reach in March it has to be reach in April, or the trend line is fiction.
  • Room for words. A report with no place to say what you changed and what happens next is a dashboard, and dashboards do not renew contracts.
  • A sane cost at your real roster. Reporting cost scales with clients, sources or seats depending on the vendor, so price your full client list, not a trial-sized one.

Automating reports without automating mistakes

Manual reporting is a hundred small jobs: logging into each platform, reconciling different default date ranges and metric names, pasting into a template, writing the summary. Automation removes the collection and formatting, and it gives every client the same format whichever account manager is busy that week. It does not remove the need to check what goes out. Inspecting analytics, producing a report and sending it on a schedule are three separate capabilities; confirm a tool does the last one before promising it to a client. Before an automated report goes out:

  • Confirm the client, the account list, the date range, the timezone and that every connection is still live. An expired connection quietly produces a flat line.
  • Spot-check a few headline numbers against the native platform view. Platforms define reach, impressions and engagement differently, and a chart that looks right is not proof of what was measured.
  • Label missing data as unavailable, never as zero. Zero is a measured absence; missing is an unknown, and confusing them distorts the decision the report supports.
  • Keep paid and organic apart, or say clearly where they are combined. Never add reach across platforms and imply it counts unique people.
  • Read any AI-written summary as a draft. Check that each explanation is supported by the numbers and does not mistake correlation for cause.
  • Name an owner for corrections, so a mistake a client spots gets a corrected report and a fix to the process, not just an apology.

To judge whether automation pays, time your current process first, collection, formatting, analysis, review and delivery, then run the same report in a shortlisted tool and time it again. Compare quality as well as speed, and price the tool at your real client count.

Monthly social media report template

Copy this outline into your report, whatever tool builds the charts. Nine sections, same order every month, so the client learns where to look and the trend means something. Replace anything in square brackets.

1. The one line summary

[Month] in one sentence: what changed and whether it moved the objective. Write this last and put it first. Most clients read this line and the actions at the end.

2. Objective and headline numbers

The objective agreed at the start, then the three to five measures tied to it, each shown as this month, last month and the baseline. Same measures every month, same method every month.

3. Publishing delivered

[n] posts published against [n] committed, split by platform and by format. If you under-delivered, say so here with the reason rather than letting the client find it.

4. Audience and reach

Follower movement per platform, reach or impressions, and whether the audience is still the right audience. A growth number without an audience-fit note is decoration.

5. Engagement and what performed

Engagement rate per platform with the method stated, then the top three and bottom two posts with one sentence each on why. The bottom two are the more useful half.

6. Conversion and inquiries

Link clicks, messages and inquiries received, bookings or sales attributed where the client can attribute them. Be explicit about what is measured and what is estimated.

7. Community management

Messages and comments handled, median response time, and anything that needed the client to answer. This is the work clients forget you do until they see it counted.

8. What we changed, and what we learned

Two or three specific changes made this month as a result of last month numbers. This is the section that proves the reporting loop is real rather than a monthly formality.

9. Next month plan and asks

Three planned actions with owners and dates, then anything you need from the client: approvals, assets, dates, access. Put the asks at the end where they get read and acted on.

Keep the measures and the method identical month to month, and never send a report without the two written sections at the end. For a new client, run the audit template first and report against it from month one.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you report only on social, the best tool is usually the one you already publish with: Aidelly and Vista Social both produce branded reports from the accounts they post to. If you also report on paid search, SEO or web analytics, use a dedicated platform: AgencyAnalytics is priced per client you manage, DashThis is priced by dashboards (reports) and connected data sources, and Swydo is priced per data source, not per client. Pick on how your roster grows.

DashThis offers a custom domain on every plan. AgencyAnalytics includes a white-labeled client portal, custom domain and custom email. Swydo publishes dashboards on your agency's branded domain. Whatagraph has a custom report domain only on Prime, which the page lists as included in one place and as an add-on in another. Vista Social offers a custom domain of your choosing with white-label, Sendible sells branding of the dashboard, domain, reports and emails as a paid white-label add-on on Elite and Enterprise, Databox sells an $80-a-month add-on for your own logo, colors and domain, and Aidelly includes white label, a custom domain and custom-branded client reports on the Agency plan, where the domain serves the client workspace.

It depends on what the vendor counts. AgencyAnalytics charges $20 per client per month, billed annually. DashThis starts at $44 a month paid yearly, or $54 monthly, on Individual. Swydo starts at $69 a month on monthly billing, including 10 data sources. Whatagraph starts from €699 a month, billed annually, on Max. Databox adds white-label as an $80-a-month add-on for your own logo, colors and domain on top of its plan. On Aidelly, white-label is on the top plan, $279/mo billed annually on Agency, or $349/mo billed monthly. Check each figure on the vendor page before you budget.

Yes. AgencyAnalytics includes report scheduling, DashThis supports automated periodic email dispatch, Swydo offers scheduled, automated reports with branded email templates, Agorapulse has scheduled report emails on Advanced and Custom, Metricool has monthly automated report sending from Starter up, and Aidelly offers recurring PDF reports by email, weekly, monthly or quarterly, on plans that include it, plus live client report links on the Agency plan that clients open without an account.

Not if you only sell social. A second tool means a second set of connections and two sets of numbers that eventually disagree. Add a dedicated reporting platform when clients expect paid, search, web or email data on the same page as social, because that is the part a social tool will not cover.

No. AI can draft the narrative and save the formatting time, but someone has to check that each explanation matches the numbers, that missing data is not shown as zero, and that the recommended action fits the client objective. Keep a named person responsible for what the report says.

Next step: build one client report from the accounts you publish to

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Give clients one secure place to access their Reports, Boards, and Goals.”

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Manage all automated reports from a single schedule dashboard.”

    The same page lists "Email Templates: Style report emails with custom branded templates."

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Swydo charges by data source, not by client.”

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “The entry plan for Swydo starts with a flat fee of $ 69/month , which includes 10 data sources and an unlimited number of clients and users.”

    Further sources are discounted on a sliding scale; see swydo-source-rate. The FAQ figure is the month-to-month price: the price card (served in EUR to our request) shows €69 monthly and €62 per month billed annually; see swydo-annual-price. A USD annual figure is not shown.

  27. [27] Swydo lists 38+ integrations.

    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “38+ integrations, with more to come!”

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    https://swydo.com/integrations/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Facebook Insights Microsoft Ads LinkedIn Ads LinkedIn Pages Instagram Ads Instagram Insights TikTok Ads TikTok Organic X (Twitter) Ads YouTube Reddit Ads Pinterest Ads Pinterest Organic”

    Read from the full integration list on https://swydo.com/integrations/ (redirects to www). Threads is not in the list; X appears as X (Twitter) Ads and X Analytics.

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “€ 69 € 62 per month, billed annually”

    The card has a Monthly / Annually toggle with "Save 10%"; the page says prices are EUR for EU countries and USD elsewhere.

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “11 – 100 data sources $ 4.50 per data source”

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Unlimited clients, users, dashboards & reports”

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    https://www.swydo.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “14-day full trial, no credit card needed.”

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Max: Yes Custom branding Custom branding White-label customization”

    The Max card also lists "White-label reports".

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Max: No Custom report domain Custom report domain No Add-on”

    The Prime card lists "Custom report domain" under "Everything in Max, plus"; the plan table marks it No on Max and Add-on on Prime. The table treats Public API and Transfer to BigQuery the same way, so whether Prime includes the domain or sells it as an add-on is ambiguous on the vendor page itself.

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Max: Yes Automated emails with PDF”

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Credits are used to connect data sources. Each source costs 1 credit, regardless of plan.”

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Max from €699 per month, billed annually”

    Prices are shown in EUR; both plans route to "Get a demo".

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “StackAdapt 50+ More Integrations”

    Footer list: Facebook Ads, Google My Business, Google Sheets, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Ads, StackAdapt, then "50+ More Integrations". No total count is stated elsewhere on the page.

  39. [39] Whatagraph Prime is custom priced.

    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Prime Custom”

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Max: Unlimited Number of users”

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    https://whatagraph.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Whatagraph MCP Connect Whatagraph to your AI tools”

  42. [42] Databox branding and white-labeling, with your own logo, colors and domain, is an 80-dollar-a-month add-on.

    https://databox.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Branding & white-labeling Remove Databox branding and replace it with your own logo, colors, and domain so clients experience a fully branded reporting environment. Ideal for agencies and resellers who want to offer analytics as part of their own product or service. Learn more $ 80 /month”

    The agency section also says "White-label Databox so every dashboard and report a client sees is fully branded as your agency (available as an add-on)".

  43. [43] Databox delivers scheduled snapshots and weekly updates on the Team, Agency and Custom plans.

    https://databox.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “deliver ongoing performance updates through scorecards, alerts, scheduled snapshots, and weekly updates. — Not included — Not included Included Included Included”

    Row "Sharing & notifications" in the plan table; columns are Free, Analyst, Team, Agency, Custom.

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    https://databox.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Agency is self-serve, so you can add data sources anytime through client packs at $25/month per pack (1 client, 5 data sources, 50 AI credits).”

  45. [45] The Databox pricing page states the Agency starting price differently on the plan card and in the FAQ.

    https://databox.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    Checked; the vendor’s pages state this differently.

    “Agency Starting at $ 79 /billed annually plus account packs as you grow”

    The plan card on https://databox.com/pricing says "Starting at $ 79 /billed annually plus account packs as you grow"; the FAQ on the same page says "The Agency plan is for agencies managing multiple clients: starts at $99/month with unlimited users, 20 data sources". The reviewer also saw other plans priced differently between cards and FAQ.

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    https://databox.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Connect 130+ tools, spreadsheets, databases, and APIs.”

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    https://databox.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Built for agencies managing performance across multiple clients. Everything in Team, plus: Unlimited users”

  48. [48] White label, a custom domain and custom-branded client reports are on the Agency plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “White label, custom domain and branded client reports: Agency plan”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

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    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/reports, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Custom-branded client PDF reports are on the Agency plan.”

  50. [51] Recurring reports are generated and emailed as a PDF weekly, monthly or quarterly, on plans that include it.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/reports, accessed 2026-10-15

    “(If available in your plan) Set up a recurring report: 1. Click **Schedule report**. 2. Pick a frequency (Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly). 3. Choose platforms and date range (always rolling — "last 30 days"). 4. Aidelly auto-generates and emails the PDF on your selected day.”

  51. [52] Aidelly is priced per plan, with team members included on Scale and Agency.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Per plan, with team members on Scale (Up to 8) and Agency (Unlimited)”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  52. [53] Aidelly Agency is the top self-serve plan.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Agency $279/mo billed annually ($349/mo billed monthly)”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  53. [54] The post composer publishes to Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, Google Business Profile and Mastodon.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/create-post, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Toggle the platform icons across the top — Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, TikTok, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, GBP, Mastodon.”

  54. [55] Reports turn analytics data into a shareable, branded PDF.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/reports, accessed 2026-10-15

    “A report turns your analytics data into a shareable, branded PDF.”

  55. [56] Analytics opens on a unified summary across every connected account.

    https://www.aidelly.ai/docs/app/analytics, accessed 2026-10-15

    “The default view is the **Unified summary** — your top-level numbers across every connected account.”

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    https://www.aidelly.ai/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Workspaces: Launch 2, Scale 8, Agency Unlimited”

    Read from the plan table on the Aidelly pricing page.

  57. [58] Vista Social lists white labelling of reports and the dashboard, and client profile connect, on the Scale plan.

    https://vistasocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “White label setup White label your reports and dashboard. Client profile connect Allow customers to connect their own profiles.”

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    https://vistasocial.com/white-label-social-media-management-platform/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Use a custom domain of your choosing Complete your brand transformation with a custom domain that reflects your organization.”

    Fetched https://vistasocial.com/white-label/ which redirected here (200). Quote re-read 2026-10-23; the page heading changed case since 2026-10-15.

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    https://vistasocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Measure and report on the performance of your social media efforts. Identify what's working and isn't. Schedule reports in advance and save time!”

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    https://vistasocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Connect up to 70 social profiles. Purchase additional profiles in increments of 10.”

    From the Scale card. The comparison table lists "Included profiles" and "Included users" per plan, with "Extra profiles" and "Extra Users" rows.

  61. [62] Vista Social Professional is 99 dollars per month billed monthly, or 950 dollars per year billed yearly.

    https://vistasocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Monthly price Professional $99/month Advanced $199/month Scale $449/month Enterprise Custom Yearly price Professional $950/year Advanced $1,910/year Scale $4,310/year”

    The page's meta description says "Pricing starts at $64 per month", a figure that does not appear in the plan table, so the plan table is used. The page has no free plan.

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    https://vistasocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Included profiles Professional 15 Advanced 30 Scale 70 Enterprise Customizable”

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    https://www.socialpilot.co/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “6 Users 5000 AI Credits Bulk Schedule Advanced Analytics Client Approval White Label Reports”

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    https://help.socialpilot.co/hc/en-us/articles/49895067171217-How-to-Setup-White-Label-with-SocialPilot, accessed 2026-10-15

    “All Ultimate plan users can access and use the White Label capabilities in SocialPilot.”

    Quote read via the help.socialpilot.co Help Center API (article pages return a bot challenge, HTTP 403). The pricing page lists "Advanced White Label" on Ultimate and "White Label Reports" on Premium (see socialpilot-white-label-reports).

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    https://www.socialpilot.co/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Extra Accounts – $4 €4 £3 A$8 per month”

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    https://www.socialpilot.co/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Essentials Built for professionals who work independently. $20 /mo €19 /mo £16 .20/mo A$31 /mo Billed monthly”

    The page also shows a yearly rate (Save 15%) next to each monthly rate; the plan cards print the yearly figures in a way that is hard to separate from the other currencies, so only the monthly rate is quoted.

  67. [68] SocialPilot analytics history runs up to 3, 12 or 24 months depending on plan, with CSV reports.

    https://www.socialpilot.co/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Detailed Social Media Analytics Custom Reports CSV Reports Historic Data Upto 3 Months Upto 12 Months Upto 24 Months”

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    https://www.socialpilot.co/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Ultimate Designed for established agencies and multi-location brands. $200 /mo €190 /mo £162 /mo A$310 /mo Billed monthly”

    The Enterprise card shows "Custom" and "Contact Sales" instead of a price.

  69. [70] Agorapulse lists white-label reporting that exports reports with your logo and brand colors.

    https://www.agorapulse.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “White-label reporting Export reports with your logo and brand colors”

    The pricing table row covers reports only; it does not list a white-labelled dashboard or custom domain, and the rendered text does not say which plans include it.

  70. [71] Agorapulse scheduled report emails, sent to your inbox, team or clients, are on the Advanced and Custom plans.

    https://www.agorapulse.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Scheduled report emails Get automated reports in your inbox or send them to your team or clients”

    Plan table columns are Standard, Professional, Advanced, Custom; this row shows "feature unavailable" icons for Standard and Professional and "feature available" for Advanced and Custom (icon alt text, dropped by tag-stripping).

  71. [72] Agorapulse uses a Pricing Per User model, where the cost of each plan is based on one user and each additional user is charged at the same rate.

    https://support.agorapulse.com/en/articles/8762696-pricing-per-user-explained, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Agorapulse uses a Pricing Per User (PPU) model. This means that the cost of each plan is based on one user. Each additional user is charged at the same rate as the first user.”

  72. [73] Agorapulse Standard is $99 per user per month billed monthly, or $79 billed annually.

    https://support.agorapulse.com/en/articles/8762696-pricing-per-user-explained, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Price (Monthly/Annual)* Users Social Profiles Included ** Standard 99 / 79 1 10 Professional 149 / 119 1 10 Advanced 199 / 149 1 10 Custom Contact us Contact us Contact us”

    The table header reads "Price (Monthly/Annual)*" and the footnote says "Annual prices reflect the discounted rate". The pricing page (https://www.agorapulse.com/pricing/, 200) shows the same Standard figures as "$79 $99 per user /month" under its Pay monthly / Pay annually toggle.

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    https://support.agorapulse.com/en/articles/11114496-how-to-export-agorapulse-reports, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), TikTok, and YouTube reports can be exported.”

    The article lists a PDF live preview, CSV Global Data, CSV Content Performance Data and PowerPoint exports.

  74. [75] Agorapulse lists post performance reporting with reach, impressions, clicks and engagement for each post.

    https://www.agorapulse.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Post performance reporting Understand post-level performance with reach, impressions, clicks, and engagement for each post”

  75. [76] Sendible Premium adds custom branded reports with your own logo and colours, and Elite and Enterprise include everything in Premium.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Fully branded reports with your own logo and colours”

    Listed on the Premium card as "Custom branded reports"; the Elite card says "Everything in Premium, and". The white-label add-on (dashboard, domain, reports and emails) appears on the Elite and Enterprise cards and as "Paid add-on" in the Elite and Enterprise columns of the feature table, not on Premium (checked 2026-10-23).

  76. [77] Sendible white label (dashboard, domain, reports and emails) is a paid add-on on Elite and Enterprise.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Brand the dashboard, domain, reports, and emails entirely as your own. (Available as a paid add-on)”

    The add-on is listed under the Elite and Enterprise plan cards only.

  77. [78] Sendible can schedule performance reports to stakeholders' inboxes; the pricing page does not say which plans include it.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Automated reports Schedule performance reports directly to stakeholders' inboxes.”

    From the product menu on the pricing page; the plan comparison table does not list automated reports per plan.

  78. [79] Sendible plans are priced per plan by workspace count, with unlimited users on all plans.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Sendible Pricing: Unlimited Users, Zero Per-Seat Taxes”

    Quote is the page title.

  79. [80] Sendible Core starts from $35 a month.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Core plan starting from €31/mo, £27/mo, $35/mo.”

    Quote is from the page's schema.org Product description; the visible price cards are filled in by JavaScript.

  80. [81] Sendible includes 8 pre-built reports, including a Google Analytics report and an Engagement report.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Get actionable insights from 8 pre-built reports including a Google Analytics (GA) report and the Engagement report.”

    Same page, "Analytics & reporting" table: "Build custom reports Use our report builder to create custom reports for your team or clients, including adding custom branding on the cover page", "Save & share reports in PDF format", "Automatically emailed reports" and "Live report sharing".

  81. [82] Sendible offers a 14-day free trial with no card required.

    https://www.sendible.com/pricing, accessed 2026-10-15

    “14-day free trial No card required”

  82. [83] Sprout Social Professional, Advanced and Enterprise include custom report branding; a white-labelled dashboard is not listed.

    https://sproutsocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “"title":"Custom report branding","standardBoolean":false,"professionalBoolean":true,"advancedBoolean":true,"enterpriseBoolean":true”

    Quote is the "Custom report branding" row of the plan comparison data embedded in the pricing page, with its plan flags. "White label" does not appear on the page.

  83. [84] Sprout Social plans are priced per seat per month.

    https://sproutsocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “$ 199 per seat/month”

  84. [85] Sprout Social Essentials is $79 per seat per month, or $99 per seat billed monthly.

    https://sproutsocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Essentials $ 79 per seat/month $99 per seat/month billed monthly.”

  85. [86] Sprout Social reports across social networks and allows unlimited PDF and CSV downloads, on every plan.

    https://sproutsocial.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “"title":"Group, profile & post-level reporting","tooltipDescription":"Report across social networks and download unlimited PDF/CSVs of your data.","essentialsBoolean":true,"standardBoolean":true,"professionalBoolean":true,"advancedBoolean":true,"enterpriseBoolean":true”

    Quote is the "Group, profile & post-level reporting" row of the plan comparison data embedded in the pricing page, with its plan flags. The same page sells "Premium Analytics" as a separate add-on to Standard and up, and "Report scheduled delivery" is flagged for Advanced and Enterprise only.

  86. [87] Metricool White Label is listed on the Custom plan, which has no published price.

    https://help.metricool.com/plans-add-ons-and-api-access-explained-xux1u, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Everything in Advanced, plus white label, dedicated account manager, custom AI assistant credits, and business integration options.”

    The pricing page lists "White Label" under the Custom plan with "Let’s talk! Contact us".

  87. [88] Metricool includes automated reports with monthly automated sending on Starter, Advanced and Custom, not on Free.

    https://metricool.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-23

    “Automated reports Download reports (PDF and PPT) Monthly automated sending”

    The plan table marks "Monthly automated sending" with alt="no" for Free and alt="sí" for Starter, Advanced and Custom (icon alt text, dropped by tag-stripping).

  88. [89] Metricool plans set the number of brands you can manage, and each brand holds one business or client.

    https://help.metricool.com/plans-add-ons-and-api-access-explained-xux1u, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Brand limits and feature access depend on the plan you choose.”

  89. [90] Metricool Starter is from $20/month for up to 5 brands on annual billing.

    https://metricool.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Up to 5 brands for $20/month Up to 10 brands for $36/month”

    The page has an Annual (save up to 24%) / Monthly toggle and one list per currency; the first USD list is quoted here, and the text does not say which billing period each list is. First USD list: Starter "From $20/month", $20/month for up to 5 brands, $36/month for up to 10. Second USD list: Starter "From $25/month". The first list sits next to the default "Annual (save up to 24%)" toggle, so $20 is most likely the annual-billed figure and $25 the monthly-billed one, but no page text ties either list to a period, so the value says the billing period is not stated. URL read: https://metricool.com/pricing/ (200).

  90. [91] Metricool Free stores 30 days of metrics; paid plans list unlimited storage.

    https://metricool.com/pricing/, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Metrics Storage 30 days Unlimited* Unlimited* Unlimited*”

  91. [92] Metricool allows 1 brand on Free, up to 5 or 10 on Starter, and up to 15, 25 or 50 on Advanced.

    https://help.metricool.com/main-differences-between-free-and-paid-plans-bl0v9, accessed 2026-10-15

    “Plan Brands Free 1 brand Starter Up to 5 or up to 10 brands, depending on the option you choose Advanced Up to 15, 25, or 50 brands, depending on the option you choose Custom Starting at 50+ brands”

    The same article says each brand connects 1 profile per social network.