Reportz VS Whatagraph

If you are a digital marketing company looking for the most optimal efficiency-to-cost ratio in a client reporting tool, let us tell you why Reportz might be the best solution for you. Our reporting tool is a best-buy option in terms of what you get for your money, especially in the long run.

Should you decide to go with Reportz, you will be able to use all our integrations and rather handy features as soon as you create your very first dashboard. In other words, there is absolutely no upsell with us.

Reportz dashboards start from $10 per dashboard, and only go down as you buy more. Our tool gives you the opportunity to precisely customize the number of dashboards (you can add or remove dashboards whenever you see fit, depending on your current number of clients) and each of them can contain an unlimited number of widgets.

One of the best options, however, is free customization and branding that is provided to all our users, regardless of the package they have chosen. This free white label program is what separates Reportz from most of our competitors.

On the other hand, Whatagraph, at the time of writing (June 29th 2021), offers three packages:

• Professional – $119 per month
• Premium – $279 per month
• Enterprise – from $699 per month

The cheapest plan comes with only 15 data sources, 2 recipients per report and allows for only one user. Again, if you buy just one dashboard in Reportz, you won’t have any limits on any of these.

Aside from that, Whatagraph’s cheapest plan doesn’t:

• include the white label customization option of your reports
• allow for the creation of custom widgets
• allow users to save their own templates
• include some critical integrations like SEMrush and Google My Business

For the same price of $99 in Reportz ($98 actually), you would be able to get 10 dashboards, with all of the features listed above. In order to get these features in Whatagraph, you’d need to purchase at least their Premium package ($279). Since you can get 29 dashboards in Reportz for the same price, and we don’t have a limit on the number of data sources you can use (50 in Whatagraph with the Premium package) or the number of widgets that can be added to one dashboard, once again Reportz seems to be the more cost-effective solution.

Of course, the greatest benefits would be felt by those who need white label customization or some of the other features that are not available with the cheapest package in Whatagraph, but who don’t need that many dashboards. With Reportz, you can create, for instance, 5 dashboards, pay $50 a month for them, and get access to features that you wouldn’t get for less than $279 in Whatagraph.