Best AgencyAnalytics Alternatives for Influencer and Creator Reporting

Best for: Creator reporting for brands and agencies

Brandwave is a creator marketing intelligence platform: it tracks creator content, activities, campaigns, costs, and historical performance across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, and Reddit. Unlike owned-account reporting tools, it is built to follow the creators you partner with, tie their posts to campaign spend, and surface cost-per-engagement and CPM efficiency over time.

Plans start at US$20 per month, published on the pricing page, and the same data is available through a web dashboard, HTTP API and an MCP server for AI assistants. Agencies can create a dedicated workspace for each client, keeping creators, campaigns, costs, and performance organised client by client. Brandwave does not provide a white-label client portal, SEO or PPC connectors, creator discovery, or CRM; it is the measurement layer for creator programmes. See influencer marketing measurement for the approach.

Best for: Agencies scaling high-volume, white-label client reporting

Whatagraph aggregates cross-channel marketing data into white-label reports, with data blending, custom metrics, KPI alerts, automated PDF delivery, and an AI assistant. Pricing is credit-based: the Max plan starts at $812 per month billed annually with 50+ source credits, where one credit is one connected data account, and the Prime tier is custom. There is a 14-day free trial without a card.

It is the premium consolidation choice for mid-size and larger agencies and vastly more expensive than AgencyAnalytics’ per-client rate, so it only makes sense at real volume.

Best for: Budget-conscious teams that want KPI dashboards

Databox offers KPI dashboards over 130+ integrations plus spreadsheets, SQL, and an API, with goals, forecasting, anomaly detection, and an AI analyst. Current plans: Free with 3 data sources, Analyst at $64 per month billed annually, Pro at $159, Growth at $399, and a custom tier. White-labeling costs extra on the lower plans, and a 14-day Growth trial needs no card.

Ratings are 4.4 on G2 and 4.6 on Capterra. It is the value pick for dashboards, with the same limitation as AgencyAnalytics for creator work: it reports on connected owned accounts.

Best for: Running influencer campaigns end to end in-house

Modash combines creator discovery, campaign content and metrics tracking, outreach with unlocked emails, creator payments, and a Shopify integration. Tracking does not require creators to opt in. Essentials starts at $299 per month on annual billing ($399 billed monthly) for programmes up to 100 creators; Performance is from $599 and adds affiliate and payments management; Enterprise starts at $14,700 per year. A 14-day trial requires no card and there are no setup or onboarding fees.

Best for: Creator vetting, fraud detection, and discovery at scale

HypeAuditor is an influencer analytics platform around a 205M+ creator database, with audience quality scores, fraud and brand-safety checks, AI discovery, media plans, and campaign tracking. Basic starts at $299 per month billed annually with 500 creator reports; the Starter, Pro, and Enterprise tiers are custom, and every tier is sold through sales rather than self-serve checkout. A free tier covers media plans and demo versions of other features.

Choose it when audience authenticity is the make-or-break question; its reporting is creator-centric rather than client-centric.

Best for: Free, fully manual report building

Google’s report builder connects to 1,400+ data sources including Sheets, Google Ads, BigQuery, and Google Analytics, with 1,300+ community connectors, and is free for creators and viewers. The Pro subscription at $9 per user per project per month adds Cloud support and team content management. Note Google’s own page now titles the product Data Studio again.

The trade-off is your time: no white-label portal, no automated client management, and social or creator data typically requires third-party connectors you assemble and maintain yourself.