AgencyAnalytics alternative for ecommerce agencies

Comparing ROASfinity with AgencyAnalytics (client reporting for agencies): where they overlap, where they do not, and when AgencyAnalytics is the better choice.

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Overlap and gaps, side by sideFacts we can state only

Stock photos and example labels, not customers.

Draft. Competitor details come from public third-party reports and are being verified against each vendor's own pages before this page is published. Nothing here is stated as fact about them.

What AgencyAnalytics is built for

Reported category: client reporting for agencies.

Reported pricing model: per client per month, with add-ons.

Reported pricing

Reported as of October 2026: about $20 per client per month billed annually, or about $25 monthly, on a single main plan, with older tiered plans being phased out and an enterprise tier on request. Older figures still circulate.

Sources: swydo.com, hackceleration.com, g2.com. Check AgencyAnalytics's own pricing page before deciding.

Where ROASfinity differs

Reports are one part of an operating system that also launches, approves and logs changes.
Ecommerce definitions such as MER and CAC are fixed, visible and sourced from the store.
Assistants can work through MCP under the same permissions as people.

How a change moves in ROASfinity

This is a design goal, not a claim about AgencyAnalytics. Nothing here is stated about how AgencyAnalytics handles changes.

1ProposeA person or an assistant writes the change and the reason.

2PreviewThe exact object, field and values are shown.

3ApproveA named person says yes. Clients see only what needs a decision.

4Apply onceOne send with an idempotency key, safe to retry.

5Read backThe platform is asked again and compared with the intent.

6LogWho, what, when and what the read-back showed.

ROASfinity vs AgencyAnalytics

Left: what we can state about our own product, as design. Right: AgencyAnalytics, where we do not claim anything until verified.

Source on every number: ROASfinity: Each figure shows where it came from and when it was last updated.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Design of ROASfinity.)
Formula on every number: ROASfinity: MER, CAC and other ratios show their formula next to the value.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Design of ROASfinity.)
Changes to ad accounts: ROASfinity: Proposal, preview, approval, one send with an idempotency key, read-back, then a log entry.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Design of ROASfinity.)
Missing data: ROASfinity: Shown as not measured, never as zero.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Design of ROASfinity.)
Pricing model: ROASfinity: Intended as a flat plan per agency, not a share of ad spend. Prices are not set yet.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Intent, not an offer.)
MCP and assistants: ROASfinity: Assistants connect through MCP under the same permissions and approvals as people.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Design of ROASfinity.)
Client access: ROASfinity: A client approver role sees what needs approval, not the whole workspace.AgencyAnalytics: not stated here. Reported by third parties, being verified. (Design of ROASfinity.)

When AgencyAnalytics is the better choice

ROASfinity is not launched, and it does not try to do everything.

You need white-label dashboards across many marketing channels today.

Your reporting is mostly SEO and social rather than ecommerce ads.

You need something in production this month. ROASfinity runs with a pilot agency on read-only connections first, and prices are not set.

How to switch, or run both

A cautious path. Nothing here requires cancelling AgencyAnalytics first.

List what you use AgencyAnalytics for
Write down the reports, alerts and exports your team and clients rely on. Those are the things to match.
Connect read-only
Connect the store and ad accounts without write access and compare the same period side by side.
Reconcile definitions
Check each metric's formula on both sides. Differences in revenue basis or attribution window explain most gaps.
Move one client
Start with one account and keep AgencyAnalytics running until a full reporting cycle matches.
Export what you want to keep
Pull history and notes from AgencyAnalytics before any cancellation, and check its own terms for notice and export options.

Related modules

Reports

Client, channel, campaign and product reports where every figure shows its source, formula and update time.

MCP for AI assistants

Assistants such as Claude or Codex get the same tools, roles, approvals and log as people.

Change log

Every change with before and after, author, reason, time, API response and what happened next.

Guides worth reading first

Blended CAC: what it is and when to use it A UTM standard for ad accounts that stay consistent

Status of ROASfinity

ROASfinity is not launched yet. It runs with a pilot agency on read-only connections first, and prices are not set. Everything described here is the design, not a shipped feature list. See the pricing model or all modules.

Questions about AgencyAnalytics

Can I send clients a report?

Reports and client links are part of the product, with the source and formula behind each figure.

Does it cover SEO?

SEO data comes from Rankfinity through MCP. ROASfinity does not build its own SEO engine.

Is this comparison verified against AgencyAnalytics?

Not yet. Facts about AgencyAnalytics come from public third-party reports and are being checked against its own pages. Until then this page is marked as a draft and kept out of search.

Can I run ROASfinity and AgencyAnalytics together?

Yes. ROASfinity connects read-only first, so it can sit beside AgencyAnalytics while you compare. Switch only when the numbers and workflow convince you.