The short answer
- AgencyAnalytics pricing is per client: $25 a month, or $20 billed yearly, on one plan with unlimited data sources, reports, staff and client users.
- Ten clients cost $200 a month billed yearly, and $250 billed monthly, before add-ons. Past 25 clients it offers a discount it doesn’t publish.
- The catch: rank tracking and AI tracking are add-ons, at $41.67 per 500 keywords and $20.83 per 250 credits a month billed yearly.
- White label is included: your logo, colors, custom domain and custom email, for every client.
- For the monthly work on each client site: Orbit. A report says what happened; Orbit finds what to do, drafts it for your team and measures what it earned.
AgencyAnalytics plans and prices
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| CoreAgencies reporting many channels across many clients | $25 per client | $20 per client a month, billed yearly |
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Prices in USD from AgencyAnalytics’ pricing page; it also bills in CAD, AUD, NZD, GBP and EUR, and says pricing may vary by region. Yearly billing needs a one-year commitment. A 14-day trial needs no card, and there’s a 30-day money-back guarantee. Source, checked 3 Nov 2026.
Add-ons and extra costs
| Extra | Price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Rank Tracker | $41.67 a month per 500 keywords, billed yearly | Daily rankings on Google, Bing, Google Mobile and Google Local, by ZIP code, city, state or country |
| AI Tracker | $20.83 a month per 250 credits, billed yearly | Visibility on ChatGPT, AI Overviews, AI Mode, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini; a credit is used each time a brand is checked |
| Database connectors | On request | MySQL, BigQuery and Redshift, as an optional add-on |
What an agency pays
A small agency with 5 clients
AgencyAnalytics: $100 a month, billed yearly
5 × $20 = $100 a month, or $1,200 a year. Billed monthly: 5 × $25 = $125 a month. No rank tracking or AI tracking included.
10 clients, with rank tracking
AgencyAnalytics: $241.67 a month, billed yearly
10 × $20 = $200, plus one Rank Tracker pack of 500 keywords at $41.67, which is 50 keywords per client. That’s $2,900 a year.
25 clients, rank and AI tracking
AgencyAnalytics: About $729 a month, billed yearly
25 × $20 = $500, plus 2,500 keywords (5 × $41.67 = $208.35) and one AI Tracker pack at $20.83. At 25 clients, ask for its volume price, which it doesn’t publish.
Is AgencyAnalytics worth it?
Yes, if your agency reports many channels for many clients and wants all of it under your own brand. It’s fair value for that job, once you’ve priced in the add-ons.
Worth it if
- You report ads, social and SEO together. 90+ integrations in one report.
- Clients should see only your brand. Your domain and email are included.
Look elsewhere if
- Your work is the website. A report won’t find or do that work.
- You track many keywords. The add-on grows with every 500.
Where Orbit fits: priced per client site
AgencyAnalytics tells a client what happened across every channel. The job it leaves to the agency is what to do on the website next, and showing what that work earned. That is where Orbit fits, and the two work side by side.
What to do next
Orbit reads each site and ranks the work worth doing.
Doing it
Orbit drafts it for your team, and nothing goes live until someone approves.
Showing what it earned
Each finished task is measured from where it started.
AgencyAnalytics review: what it does well
AgencyAnalytics says more than 7,000 agencies and 150,000 clients use it, and it’s easy to see why. It’s built for one job, the cross-channel client report, and it does it well.
- Breadth. 90+ integrations across search, ads, social, email and ecommerce.
- Your brand, all the way. Your logo replaces theirs on the login screen and every report, with your colors, your own domain and your own email.
- Nothing to count per seat. Unlimited staff and client users, so a new colleague or client login adds nothing.
- AI on the data. AgencyAI insights, alerts, forecasts, and access from ChatGPT and Claude over MCP.
Where it stops
It reports; it doesn’t do the work. A client who reads a dip in clicks asks what you’re doing about it, and that answer has to come from somewhere else. It also has no CMS connection among its integrations, WordPress and Webflow included, so it reports a site from the outside.
What to check before you sign
- The keyword count. Work out the add-on for your real number of tracked keywords across all clients.
- The yearly commitment. The $20 price needs a one-year commitment; the $25 price doesn’t.
- Clients you only report on occasionally. You pay per client, so a client you rarely report on costs the same as your busiest.
For other ways to pay, see AgencyAnalytics alternatives by how they charge, and Orbit vs AgencyAnalytics if you’re choosing between the two.
How we checked
Every fact about AgencyAnalytics 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.
