The short answer
- Our pick for Webflow agencies: Orbit. The AgencyAnalytics alternative built around the site itself: it counts Webflow forms as leads, publishes approved articles into your CMS collections and shows each client the results under your logo.
- The catch with AgencyAnalytics for Webflow agencies: 90+ integrations, and Webflow isn’t one. The same goes for Swydo, DashThis, Whatagraph, Supermetrics and Reporting Ninja: a Webflow site reaches them through Google Analytics and Search Console.
- For cross-channel reports at another price: Swydo, $69 a month for 10 data sources with unlimited clients, or DashThis, from $44 a month billed yearly.
- Webflow Analyze from $9 a month is worth keeping for clickmaps on one site. It isn’t a report across clients.
Why agencies look for AgencyAnalytics alternatives
AgencyAnalytics is a strong reporting tool: 90+ integrations, a white-labeled client portal on your own domain and unlimited staff and client users, at $20 per client a month billed yearly. For a Webflow agency, two things are worth knowing.
It doesn’t see Webflow itself. Webflow isn’t among its integrations, so a Webflow site reaches it through Google Analytics and Search Console. The forms, the CMS and Webflow’s own analytics stay out of the report.
A report shows what happened, not what you did about it. The work on a Webflow site, a new collection item or a rewritten page, happens elsewhere, and the report can’t say what that work changed. That is the part Orbit does.
AgencyAnalytics alternatives at a glance
| # | Tool | Best for | Webflow connection | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1OrbitOur pick | Webflow agencies whose service is the website | Forms, CMS and publishing | From $29 a site a month; agencies add the $149 Agency plan, with Launchpad free |
| 2 | 2Swydo | A flat fee with unlimited clients | None listed | $69 a month for 10 data sources, then $2 to $4.50 per extra source; 10% off billed yearly |
| 3 | 3DashThis | One clear dashboard per client | None listed | $54 to $499 a month, or $44 to $429 billed yearly (3 to 50 dashboards) |
| 4 | 4Reporting Ninja | A low entry price | None listed | $25 to $150 a month ($20 to $120 billed yearly) |
| 5 | 5Whatagraph | Many channels at scale | None listed | Max from €699 a month, billed yearly; Prime custom |
| 6 | 6Webflow Analyze and Optimize | Clickmaps on one Webflow site | Built in | Analyze from $9, Optimize from $299 a month per site |
The 6 best AgencyAnalytics alternatives, ranked
Ranked on one job: showing a Webflow agency’s clients what the website work earned, across many sites. Orbit is ours and comes first on that job. If you mainly report ads, social and email, each entry says when another tool is the better pick.
- 01
Orbit
Our productOrbit connects to the Webflow site itself: forms count as leads, approved articles publish into your CMS collections, and every finished task is measured from where it started. Clients log in under your logo, and the monthly report is written from those numbers for your team to send.
- Webflow forms counted as leads
- Publishes into your CMS collections
- Client logins under your logo
- Price
- From $29 a site a month; agencies add the $149 Agency plan, with Launchpad freeSee pricing
- Best for
- Webflow agencies whose service is the website
- Pair it with
- AgencyAnalytics or Swydo, for ads, social and email in the same report
- 02
Swydo
Swydo charges by connected data source: $69 a month covers the first 10, then $4.50 each, with unlimited clients and users. Reports and dashboards live on your own domain, with a client portal, across 38+ integrations.
- $69 a month for 10 data sources
- Your own domain and email
- 14-day trial, no card
- Price
- $69 a month for 10 data sources, then $2 to $4.50 per extra source; 10% off billed yearlySource, checked 3 Nov 2026
- Best for
- A flat fee with unlimited clients
- Pair it with
- Orbit, for the work on each Webflow site
- 03
DashThis
DashThis prices by dashboard, from $54 a month, or $44 billed yearly, for 3 dashboards and 15 sources. White label with your own domain and email comes on every plan, and clients get the dashboard by link, PDF or email.
- From $44 a month billed yearly
- White label on every plan
- 10 dashboards free for 14 days
- Price
- $54 to $499 a month, or $44 to $429 billed yearly (3 to 50 dashboards)Source, checked 3 Nov 2026
- Best for
- One clear dashboard per client
- Pair it with
- Orbit, for what to put on the dashboard next month
- 04
Reporting Ninja
Reporting Ninja sizes plans by reports and accounts, from $25 a month, or $20 billed yearly, for 10 of each. Every plan includes every feature, with a client portal and unlimited users.
- From $20 a month billed yearly
- Client portal on every plan
- 15-day trial, no card
- Price
- $25 to $150 a month ($20 to $120 billed yearly)Source, checked 3 Nov 2026
- Best for
- A low entry price
- Pair it with
- Orbit, for results the report can show
- 05
Whatagraph
Whatagraph blends data from many channels into white-label reports, with AI agents that build and update them. Max starts at €699 a month billed yearly for 50 source credits, sold through a demo.
- 68 integrations listed
- Unlimited users and reports
- AI agents build the reports
- Price
- Max from €699 a month, billed yearly; Prime customSource, checked 3 Nov 2026
- Best for
- Many channels at scale
- Pair it with
- Orbit, for the website side of each client’s numbers
- 06
Webflow Analyze and Optimize
Webflow’s own analytics shows traffic, page engagement, clickmaps, scrollmaps and goals, from $9 a month by sessions, per site. It works inside Webflow, so it’s a design tool more than a client report.
- From $9 a month per site
- Clickmaps and scrollmaps
- Built into Webflow
- Price
- Analyze from $9, Optimize from $299 a month per siteSource, checked 3 Nov 2026
- Best for
- Clickmaps on one Webflow site
- Pair it with
- Orbit, for leads, search and every client on one screen
Which reporting tools connect to Webflow?
We read each tool’s own integrations and pricing pages on 3 November 2026. “None listed” means Webflow isn’t on that page; a tool may still get Webflow data through Google Analytics, Search Console or an automation tool like Zapier.
| Tool | Webflow integration | Priced by | Client login | Your own domain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orbit | Forms, CMS and publishing | Client site | Yes, under your logo | Your logo, at Orbit’s address |
| AgencyAnalytics | None listed | Client | Yes, white-labeled | Yes |
| Swydo | None listed | Data source | Yes, client portal | Yes |
| DashThis | None listed | Dashboard | By link, PDF or email | Yes |
| Whatagraph | None listed | Source credit | Not stated | Add-on on Prime |
| Reporting Ninja | None listed | Reports and accounts | Yes, client portal | Not stated |
| Supermetrics | None listed | Destinations and sources | Feeds other tools | Feeds other tools |
| Webflow Analyze | Built in | Sessions, per site | Inside Webflow | Not applicable |
What Orbit sees on a Webflow site
Orbit starts from the site, so a Webflow agency gets more than the numbers Google passes on. With one script in Webflow’s head code and a CMS token:
- Forms become leads. Webflow forms, Calendly and HubSpot bookings and clicks on a phone number are found on their own, you mark which ones count, and each lead keeps the visit behind it.
- Articles go into your collections. Approved pieces publish into any CMS collection, live or as a draft to finish in Webflow, in every locale the site runs.
- Edits follow back. Change an item in Webflow and Orbit’s copy follows, so what it measures matches what’s live.
- Staging stays out. Visits to your webflow.io address never count, so a busy launch week doesn’t inflate a client’s numbers.
The full list is on the Webflow integration page.
White label SEO reporting for Webflow agencies
Most Webflow agencies want clients to see the agency, not a stack of tools. In Orbit, a client you invite as a guest sees your logo and icon at the top left, their own site’s numbers and what your work earned. The monthly report is written from those numbers, and your team checks it and sends it in your own email or template. More on white label SEO reporting.
When to keep AgencyAnalytics
If your clients also buy ads, social and email from you, AgencyAnalytics still does that report well, and its white label goes as far as your own domain and email. Keep it for the cross-channel report and use Orbit for the work on the site, if both jobs matter to you. See Orbit vs AgencyAnalytics, what AgencyAnalytics costs and the full list of AgencyAnalytics alternatives.
How we checked
Every fact about Swydo, DashThis, Reporting Ninja, Whatagraph and Webflow Analyze and Optimize comes from the vendor’s own website, read on 3 Nov 2026: its pricing page where it publishes one, otherwise its help pages and announcements. Each price links to the page it came from, in US dollars as the vendor states them.
Orbit is our own product, and the page says so wherever it appears. Its prices come from our pricing page. Prices change; if you spot one that has, tell us and we correct the page.
Written by
Leon Missoul, Founder
I started the web agency Luniq in 2025 and built Orbit from the software we used to keep our clients’ sites growing after launch. I write about search, AI answers and how to prove what website work earns.