# Octoboard

> Octoboard is a no-code marketing analytics and client reporting platform that connects advertising, SEO, web, and ecommerce data sources into automated dashboards and scheduled PDF or portal reports. It is sold as four separately priced modules (Marketing Analytics, PPC Data Analytics, Ecommerce Analytics, and Web Analytics), each starting in the low double digits of euros per month, with white label client portals, unlimited users, and unlimited reports included rather than sold as an upgrade.

- Category: Client Reporting Dashboards (https://saastracker.org/categories/agency-reporting)
- Website: https://www.octoboard.com
- Starting price: From 12 euros per month (Ecommerce Analytics, business edition); Marketing Analytics from 15 euros per month for business and 25 euros per month for agencies
- Free plan: A free plan is offered on the pricing pages, with limits well below the entry paid tiers; Octoboard does not publish those limits in detail, so confirm them at sign-up
- Free trial: 14 days, no credit card, all features available with limited history and a daily refresh
- Founded: 2017, HQ: Ireland, Ownership: Independent, operated by Data Reports Ltd (Ireland)
- Profile last reviewed: 2026-08-23
- Canonical profile: https://saastracker.org/products/octoboard

## Overview

Most agency reporting tools price on the number of client accounts you connect and then gate the things that make a report look like your agency's work: your logo, your domain, your colours, a portal your client can log into. Octoboard inverts that. White labelling, the client portal, a custom email sending domain, unlimited invited users, and unlimited dashboards and reports are present from the cheapest paid plan, and the meter instead sits on the capability you buy and the volume you push through it: connected clients, tracked keywords, monthly ad spend, orders, website events.

The product is split into four modules that are bought individually and combined. Marketing Analytics is the reporting core: connectors, dashboards, scheduled reports, SEO rank tracking, and site audits. PPC Data Analytics adds cross-channel advertising reporting with custom metrics, data transformations, a data warehouse layer, and export to Google Sheets, BigQuery, and Looker Studio. Ecommerce Analytics covers Stripe, WooCommerce, and Shopify transactions, cart behaviour, customer segmentation, and email campaigns. Web Analytics is a first-party tracker with real-time dashboards, geo and IP-to-company resolution, funnels, and heatmaps that arrived in early 2025.

Two versions of the same platform are sold: Octoboard for Business, aimed at an in-house team reporting on its own accounts, and Octoboard for Agencies, which adds the multi-client structure and starts at a higher price because five agency clients are bundled into the entry tier. The company behind it, Data Reports Ltd, is a small self-funded Irish operation, and that shows in both directions. Pricing is unusually low for the feature surface and there is no sales process to get through, but the review volume is thin next to AgencyAnalytics or Databox, the chart customisation is shallower than a dashboard-first tool, and there is still no public REST API, so programmatic data loading runs through Google Sheets, Zapier, or a direct SQL connection instead.

## How it works

1. You pick one or more modules, start a 14 day trial without a card, and connect data sources through OAuth. The library covers roughly 70 connectors across paid advertising, analytics, search console, social, email, CRM, call tracking, local SEO, and ecommerce, plus SQL databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Redshift), Google Sheets, and Zapier for anything not natively supported.

2. Reporting is template-first. Octoboard ships several hundred prebuilt dashboard and report templates by channel and by data source, localised into Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Italian, and Portuguese, so the normal path is to apply a template to a client, swap in their connections, and edit rather than to build a page from empty widgets.

3. Data refreshes on a schedule you set (hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly, with trial accounts limited to a daily refresh), and reports go out automatically by email from your own sending domain, or sit in a white label portal hosted on your own subdomain where each client logs in and sees only the data you granted them.

4. The PPC module adds a layer above the raw connectors: custom metrics and dimensions, blended cross-channel figures, currency conversion, and data transformations, with the resulting tables pushed into a warehouse or exported to Google Sheets, BigQuery, and Looker Studio if the client's analyst wants to work outside Octoboard.

5. Every dashboard and report is wired to an OpenAI connection that will read the presented data and write a commentary block, which is the feature agencies most often use to draft the written summary that normally eats the first hour of a reporting day.

## Best for

Small marketing agencies and freelancers who want white label client reporting, SEO rank tracking, and a client portal at the lowest credible price point in the category, and who are willing to accept fewer charting options and a smaller support community in exchange.

## Not the right fit for

- Teams that want deep visual control over every widget; the chart library is functional rather than expressive and compare-report customisation is limited.
- Anyone building a programmatic pipeline against the reporting layer, since there is no public REST API and ingestion runs through Sheets, Zapier, or SQL.
- Agencies with a large roster on the cheapest tier, because client count, keywords, ad spend, orders, and website events are all separately metered and stack up quickly.
- Buyers who need a large third-party review corpus and peer references before signing; Octoboard is materially less reviewed than AgencyAnalytics, Databox, or DashThis.
- Enterprises with procurement requirements around named security certifications and formal vendor review, which a self-funded company of this size does not publish at the depth a large buyer expects.

## Features

### Client reporting and white label

The agency deliverable layer, included from the entry paid tier rather than gated behind an upgrade.

- **White label client portal**: A portal hosted on your own subdomain with your branding, where each client logs in and sees only the dashboards you have granted them, with no Octoboard identity in the interface.
- **Custom email sending domain**: Scheduled reports go out from your agency's domain through Octoboard's hosted email service, so the client never sees a third-party sender address.
- **Unlimited reports and dashboards**: No cap on how many dashboards or scheduled reports you create; the pricing meter is client count and data volume, not deliverable count.
- **Unlimited invited users**: Team members and client viewers are free on every plan, which removes the per-seat maths that dominates most competitors' quotes.
- **Scheduled delivery**: Hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly refresh and send, with recipients and cadence set per report rather than globally.
- **Template library**: Around 350 prebuilt report and dashboard templates organised by channel and connector, available in six European languages besides English.

### Marketing and SEO analytics

The reporting core: connectors, rank tracking, and site auditing in one module.

- **Keyword rank tracking**: Tracked positions across search engines with a per-plan keyword allowance (100 on the entry business tier, 200 on the entry agency tier).
- **Automated SEO audits**: Crawl-based site audits with a monthly audit allowance, whose results drop straight into client dashboards as widgets rather than living in a separate tool.
- **Embeddable SEO audit forms**: An audit request form you place on your own site that runs a report for the visitor and captures the lead, sold as a client acquisition feature for agencies.
- **Cross-source dashboards**: Widgets from paid, organic, social, and email connectors on one page, with goal tracking and period-over-period comparison per widget.
- **OpenAI insight generation**: Each dashboard and report can request a written analysis of the data it is showing, which becomes the first draft of the commentary section of a client report.

### PPC data analytics

The paid-media module, with a transformation and warehouse layer above the raw connectors.

- **Multi-channel ad reporting**: Google Ads, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Criteo, and analytics data blended into one cross-channel view.
- **Custom metrics and dimensions**: Define calculated fields such as blended cost per acquisition or margin-adjusted ROAS once and reuse them across every client report.
- **Data transformations**: Rename, group, filter, and map campaign and channel values so inconsistent naming across ad accounts does not fragment a cross-channel table.
- **Data warehouse access**: Collected advertising data is stored in a queryable warehouse layer rather than only rendered into widgets, which is unusual at this price.
- **Google Sheets, BigQuery, and Looker Studio export**: Push prepared tables out to a spreadsheet or a BI tool for clients whose analysts want to work outside the reporting product.
- **Ad spend metering**: The module is priced by monthly managed ad spend, starting at 10,000 euros on the entry tier, so cost tracks the size of the accounts you run.

### Web analytics

A first-party tracker added as its own module, with heatmaps since February 2025.

- **Real-time visitor dashboards**: Live sessions, sources, pages, and events on a dashboard that refreshes continuously rather than on the reporting schedule.
- **Click, mouse-move, and scroll heatmaps**: Three heatmap types released in February 2025 for all web analytics users, which removes the need for a separate behaviour tool on small sites.
- **IP-to-company resolution**: Anonymous business traffic resolved to company names, turning the web analytics module into a lightweight B2B visitor identification feed.
- **Funnel analytics**: Define a path across pages and events and see the drop-off at each step, reported alongside the acquisition data in the same client dashboard.
- **Geo-location reporting**: Country, region, and city breakdowns of sessions and conversions, useful for local and multi-market clients without a separate GA property.
- **Event metering**: Priced by tracked website events, starting at 10,000 per month on the entry tier, which is the constraint to check before pointing a busy site at it.

### Ecommerce analytics and data plumbing

Transaction reporting for online stores, plus the connectors that cover anything not natively supported.

- **Real-time transaction reporting**: Stripe, WooCommerce, and Shopify orders reported as they happen, with revenue, average order value, and product breakdowns.
- **Shopping cart analytics**: Cart additions, abandonment, and checkout behaviour reported next to the acquisition channels that produced the sessions.
- **Customer segmentation**: Cohort and segment views over transaction history, with segments reusable as audiences for the built-in email campaigns.
- **Email campaigns and automations**: Send campaigns to segments built from your own store data, metered by monthly email volume (1,000 on the entry tier).
- **SQL database connectors**: Direct connections to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Redshift for reporting on data that never passes through a marketing platform.
- **Zapier and Google Sheets ingestion**: The supported route for custom data given the absence of a public REST API: send events through Zapier or maintain a Sheet that Octoboard reads on a schedule.
- **Currency conversion**: Multi-currency stores and ad accounts normalised to one reporting currency, which matters for any agency working across markets.

## Use cases

- **Two-person SEO agency with twelve retainer clients**: Monthly reporting takes three days of copying rankings, Search Console data, and Google Ads figures into branded slide decks, and the agency cannot justify a per-client reporting subscription at 40 euros a head. Outcome: The agency runs the Marketing Analytics agency tier with additional client slots at a few euros each, applies one template across the roster, and moves clients onto a portal on its own subdomain; the three days become an afternoon of writing commentary over AI-drafted summaries.
- **Freelance paid-media consultant managing four ad accounts**: Each client runs Google and Meta together, and the consultant is rebuilding blended cost per acquisition in a spreadsheet every week because the two platforms name campaigns differently. Outcome: PPC Data Analytics normalises the campaign naming through transformations, blended CPA is defined once as a custom metric, and the weekly spreadsheet is replaced by a scheduled report, with the underlying table still exportable to Sheets for the one client who insists on it.
- **Ecommerce operator running a WooCommerce store**: Revenue lives in WooCommerce, acquisition lives in Google Analytics and Meta, and nobody can say which channel is actually producing profitable orders without a manual reconciliation. Outcome: The Ecommerce and Marketing modules together put transactions, cart abandonment, and channel spend on one dashboard for under 30 euros a month, and customer segments built from order history feed the built-in email campaigns.
- **In-house marketing manager reporting to a board**: The monthly board pack requires a consistent set of marketing figures, but the manager has no analyst and no budget for a BI seat. Outcome: Octoboard for Business at the entry tier produces a scheduled PDF from a fixed template with AI-written commentary, and the underlying data is exported to Looker Studio when a board member asks for a view the template does not cover.

## Pricing

Modular subscription. Four products (Marketing Analytics, PPC Data Analytics, Ecommerce Analytics, Web Analytics) are priced separately and combined as needed, in two editions: Octoboard for Business and the more expensive Octoboard for Agencies, which bundles multiple client accounts. Each module has its own meter (connected data sources, agency clients, keywords, SEO audits, monthly ad spend, orders and emails, website events). White labelling, the client portal, unlimited users, and unlimited reports are included at every paid tier. Annual billing saves 30 percent.

- **Marketing Analytics (Business)**: From 15 euros per month, monthly billing. Three connected data sources, unlimited dashboards and automated reports; White label client portal and ChatGPT insights included; 100 tracked keywords and 20 SEO audits per month. The entry point for an in-house team; the three-source cap is the constraint that pushes most buyers up a tier.
- **Marketing Analytics (Agencies)**: From 25 euros per month, monthly billing. Five agency clients included, roughly five euros per client thereafter; White label portal, agency branding, and custom email sending domain; 200 tracked keywords, 40 SEO audits per month, embeddable SEO audit forms. The headline agency price in the category, and the reason Octoboard appears on most cheapest-reporting-tool lists.
- **PPC Data Analytics**: From 20 euros per month, monthly billing. Multi-channel advertising reporting with custom metrics and dimensions; Data transformations and data warehouse access; Google Sheets, BigQuery, and Looker Studio export, up to 10,000 euros monthly ad spend.
- **Web Analytics**: From 14 euros per month, monthly billing. Real-time dashboards, geo-location, and sales funnel analytics; Click, mouse-move, and scroll heatmaps; IP-to-business visitor identification, up to 10,000 website events.
- **Ecommerce Analytics**: From 12 euros per month, monthly billing. Real-time Stripe, WooCommerce, and Shopify transaction reporting; Shopping cart analytics, customer segmentation, currency conversion; Email campaigns and automations, up to 500 orders and 1,000 emails. The cheapest module, and the one most often bought alongside Marketing Analytics rather than on its own.

Billing notes:

- Annual subscriptions carry a 30 percent discount, and there is no contract or minimum term on monthly billing.
- Modules are separate line items, so a realistic agency stack of Marketing plus PPC is roughly 45 euros a month before extra clients, not the 25 euros on the front page.
- Agency clients beyond the bundled five are charged at roughly five euros each per month, which is the number to model against a competitor's per-client tier.
- Each module has its own volume meter (keywords, audits, ad spend, orders, emails, events), so an overage in any one of them forces a tier step rather than a small incremental charge.
- Prices are published in euros; the company is Irish, so a non-eurozone buyer carries the exchange exposure.
- The 14 day trial does not require a card, and trial accounts see limited historical data with a once-daily refresh, which understates how the product behaves once paid.

Value assessment: On capability per euro, Octoboard is the most aggressive offer in agency reporting. White labelling, a hosted client portal, a custom sending domain, unlimited seats, and unlimited reports are things AgencyAnalytics, DashThis, and Whatagraph either charge more for or place on a higher tier, and Octoboard includes them at 25 euros a month with five clients. The trade is real: fewer chart options, a thinner template polish than a design-led competitor, no public REST API, and a company small enough that you should assume self-service support. For an agency under about fifteen clients whose reporting needs to be branded and automatic rather than beautiful, the maths is hard to beat. Above that size, or where the report itself is part of the pitch, the extra spend on a category leader is usually defensible.

## Strengths

- White label portal, custom email domain, unlimited users, and unlimited reports are included from the entry paid tier rather than sold as upgrades.
- The lowest credible entry price in agency reporting, with additional client slots at a few euros each.
- Modular pricing means you pay only for the analytics surface you actually use instead of one bundled per-client fee.
- Around 70 connectors plus SQL, Google Sheets, and Zapier covers most small-agency data needs without a paid connector layer.
- The PPC module includes transformations, a warehouse layer, and BigQuery and Looker Studio export, which is rare at this price.
- Built-in OpenAI commentary drafts the written analysis that usually consumes the first hour of a reporting cycle.
- Around 350 templates localised into six additional European languages, which matters for agencies reporting to non-English clients.
- No contract, no card for the trial, and no sales call in the path to buying.

## Limitations

- No public REST API; custom data must arrive through Google Sheets, Zapier, or a direct SQL connection, and the documentation has promised a REST API without shipping one.
- Widget and chart customisation is shallower than dashboard-first tools, and customisation of comparison reports specifically is a recurring complaint.
- Five separate meters (clients, keywords, audits, ad spend, orders and emails, website events) mean cost can step up from a direction you were not watching.
- The four-module split makes the true cost of a full deployment two to three times the advertised entry price.
- Third-party review volume is small next to AgencyAnalytics, Databox, and DashThis, so there is little peer evidence to check the vendor's claims against.
- The breadth of the platform (reporting, SEO, web analytics, ecommerce, email, lead capture) produces a steeper learning curve than a single-purpose reporting tool.
- The company publishes little about formal security certification, which will stall procurement at any buyer with a vendor review process.
- Trial accounts refresh once a day and show limited history, so the trial is a weaker demonstration of the product than a paid month.

## Comparisons

- **Octoboard vs Klipfolio**: Klipfolio is the more capable dashboard engine: a real modelling and formula layer, PowerMetrics for governed metric definitions, and far more control over how a visualisation is built. Octoboard is the more complete agency deliverable at a fraction of the price, because the portal, branding, sending domain, and scheduled client reports are included rather than assembled. Choose Klipfolio when the analysis is the product and someone will build metrics properly; choose Octoboard when the report going out on Monday matters more than how the chart is computed.
- **Octoboard vs Looker Studio**: Looker Studio is free and endlessly flexible, and Octoboard will export to it, so this is not strictly a choice between them. What Octoboard sells is everything Looker Studio makes you build yourself: maintained connectors that do not break, scheduled delivery from your own domain, a client portal with per-client permissions, rank tracking, and site audits. An agency with one or two clients and patience should stay on Looker Studio; past about five clients the maintenance cost of free exceeds 25 euros a month quickly.
- **Octoboard vs AgencyAnalytics**: AgencyAnalytics is the category benchmark and prices like it, with a larger connector library, better-looking report output, a mobile app, and a much deeper review corpus. Octoboard covers the same core job at roughly a fifth of the per-client cost and adds web analytics, heatmaps, and ecommerce reporting that AgencyAnalytics does not attempt. Agencies who present the report as part of the service usually pay for AgencyAnalytics; agencies for whom the report is an obligation to discharge cheaply pick Octoboard.
- **Octoboard vs DashThis**: DashThis is deliberately narrow: automated marketing dashboards, priced per dashboard, with a reputation for clean output and responsive support. Octoboard is broader and cheaper but spreads itself across four modules, and its charting is less refined. If you want a small number of very tidy dashboards and want to stop thinking about it, DashThis is the calmer purchase; if you want rank tracking, audits, web analytics, and ecommerce data in the same subscription, Octoboard is the only one of the two that offers them.
- **Octoboard vs Databox**: Databox is stronger on metric tracking, goals, alerting, and mobile access, and its free plan is genuinely usable for a single business. Octoboard is built around the agency client relationship instead: white label portals, per-client permissions, and unlimited invited users at no per-seat charge, where Databox's cost climbs with users and data sources. In-house teams monitoring their own numbers tend toward Databox; agencies delivering branded reports to a roster tend toward Octoboard.
- **Octoboard vs Supermetrics**: Not really a competitor, more the alternative architecture. Supermetrics is a data pipeline that moves marketing data into Sheets, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or a warehouse and leaves presentation to you, and it costs more than Octoboard while doing less of the reporting job. Octoboard bundles a weaker pipeline with a finished client-facing product. Teams with an analyst who wants to own the modelling buy Supermetrics; teams who want reports out the door buy Octoboard, and note that Octoboard's PPC module exports to the same destinations for smaller volumes.

## Implementation

- Setup time: An afternoon for a first client: connect sources through OAuth, apply a template, and set a schedule. Adding the white label layer (subdomain for the portal, DNS records for the sending domain) takes an extra hour and is the only step that needs someone comfortable with DNS.
- Learning curve: Moderate, and higher than the price suggests. The reporting basics are template-driven and quick, but the platform spans four modules with different metering, and the PPC transformation and custom-metric layer takes real time to learn. Expect a week before you trust the numbers across a roster.
- Onboarding: Self-serve with a large knowledge base, tutorial articles per module, and the option to book a one-on-one call. There is no formal implementation programme, and none is offered at these prices.
- Migration: Historical data does not transfer from another reporting tool; connectors backfill whatever the source platform exposes, which for most ad and analytics APIs is generous but not unlimited. Rebuild the client roster from templates rather than trying to replicate old dashboards widget for widget, and export any archived PDF reports from the outgoing vendor before cancelling, since the portal only shows what Octoboard itself has collected.

## Platform, API & security

- Platforms: Web application, White label client portal on a customer subdomain, Embeddable dashboards and SEO audit forms, JavaScript tracker for the Web Analytics module
- API: No public REST API as of August 2026; the vendor documentation states one is planned. Custom data is loaded through Google Sheets, Zapier, or direct SQL connections to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Redshift, and data is pushed out to Google Sheets, BigQuery, and Looker Studio.
- Compliance: GDPR (EU-based processor)
- Data residency: Operated from Ireland by Data Reports Ltd, so processing sits within the EU.
- SSO: Not published; access is managed through Octoboard logins with per-client permissions rather than an identity provider.
- Security notes: Per-client data permissions control exactly which dashboards a client login can see, which is the main security surface for an agency deployment. The company does not publish SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestations, so buyers with a formal vendor review should expect to ask directly rather than download a report.

## Support

- Channels: Email support, Knowledge base and tutorials, One-on-one consultation calls on request
- Documentation: A large, practical knowledge base organised per module, with tutorial articles covering connectors, templates, white labelling, and metering. It is written plainly and is more useful than most vendors of this size manage, though release notes are undated.
- Community: Small. There is an active company blog and support library, but little third-party community, and review volume on G2 and Capterra is thin compared with the category leaders.

## Company

- Founded: 2017
- Headquarters: Ireland
- Ownership: Independent, operated by Data Reports Ltd (Ireland)
- Employees: Small team; headcount not disclosed
- Funding: Self-funded; no disclosed outside investment.

Timeline:

- 2017: Octoboard launches from Ireland under Data Reports Ltd as a business dashboard and automated marketing reporting product, self-funded from the start.
- 2019: White label client portals, agency branding, and a hosted email sending service establish the agency edition alongside the business edition.
- 2021: Connector library broadens across local SEO, call tracking, and support tools, with SQL database and Zapier ingestion added for custom data.
- 2023: PPC Data Analytics ships as a separate module with custom metrics, data transformations, warehouse access, and Google Sheets and BigQuery export.
- 2024: OpenAI insight generation is wired into every dashboard and report, and B2B lead generation features including embeddable SEO audit forms arrive.
- 2025: Click, mouse-move, and scroll heatmaps launch in February for all Web Analytics users; the template library passes 350 templates across seven languages.
- 2026: Sold as four separately priced modules across business and agency editions, with entry pricing from 12 to 25 euros per month and still no public REST API.

## Integrations

Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console, Google Sheets, BigQuery, Looker Studio, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Criteo, Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe, Mailchimp, GetResponse, Intercom, BrightLocal, Yext, Zapier, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Redshift

## FAQ

### What is Octoboard used for?

Octoboard connects marketing, advertising, web, and ecommerce data sources and turns them into automated dashboards and scheduled client reports. Agencies use it mainly for white label reporting: branded PDFs sent from their own domain and a client portal hosted on their own subdomain. In-house teams use it as a cheap alternative to building the same views by hand in a BI tool.

### How much does Octoboard cost?

It is priced per module. In the business edition, Ecommerce Analytics starts at 12 euros a month, Web Analytics at 14, Marketing Analytics at 15, and PPC Data Analytics at 20. The agency edition of Marketing Analytics starts at 25 euros a month and includes five clients, with additional clients at roughly five euros each. Annual billing takes 30 percent off. A realistic agency stack of two modules lands around 45 euros a month.

### Does Octoboard have a free plan?

A free plan is advertised on the pricing pages, but Octoboard does not publish its limits in detail, so treat the 14 day trial as the reliable way to evaluate the product. The trial needs no credit card and unlocks all features of the module you pick, with two caveats: you see a limited range of historical data and widgets refresh only once a day.

### Is Octoboard white label?

Yes, and unusually it is white label from the entry paid tier rather than on an upgrade. You get your branding on dashboards and reports, a client portal on your own subdomain, and a custom email sending domain so scheduled reports do not arrive from a third-party address. Most competitors reserve at least one of those three for a higher plan.

### Does Octoboard have an API?

No public REST API as of August 2026. The vendor's own documentation says one is planned but has said so for some time. In practice, custom data goes in through Google Sheets, Zapier, or a direct connection to a MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, or Redshift database, and data comes out through Google Sheets, BigQuery, and Looker Studio exports on the PPC module.

### How many integrations does Octoboard have?

Around 70 native connectors covering paid advertising, analytics, search console, social, email, CRM, call tracking, local SEO, and ecommerce, plus SQL databases, Google Sheets, and Zapier as generic routes. That is smaller than AgencyAnalytics or Supermetrics but covers the sources a typical small agency reports on.

### Octoboard vs AgencyAnalytics: which is better for a small agency?

AgencyAnalytics has more connectors, better-looking report output, a mobile app, and a far larger review base, and it costs several times more per client. Octoboard covers the same core reporting job cheaply and adds web analytics, heatmaps, and ecommerce reporting in the same subscription. If clients judge you partly on the report itself, pay for AgencyAnalytics; if reporting is overhead you want automated at the lowest price, Octoboard is the stronger buy.

### Who owns Octoboard?

Data Reports Ltd, a self-funded private company based in Ireland, founded in 2017. There is no venture funding, no private equity owner, and no acquisition. That means low prices and no sales pressure, and also a small team, limited published security documentation, and self-service support as the default.

### Can Octoboard replace Google Analytics?

Partly. The Web Analytics module is a first-party tracker with real-time dashboards, funnels, geo reporting, heatmaps, and IP-to-company resolution, metered from 10,000 events a month. For a small site that mainly needs traffic, source, and conversion reporting inside the same tool as the client report, it is sufficient. For deep behavioural or attribution analysis, keep GA4 and connect it as a data source instead.

### Does Octoboard do SEO rank tracking and site audits?

Yes, both are inside the Marketing Analytics module rather than sold separately. The entry business tier includes 100 tracked keywords and 20 audits a month; the entry agency tier includes 200 keywords and 40 audits. Agencies can also embed an audit request form on their own site, which runs the report for the visitor and captures the lead.

### What are the main complaints about Octoboard?

Three recur. Chart and widget customisation is shallower than dashboard-first tools, and comparison reports in particular are hard to tailor. The multiple volume meters make it easy to hit an unexpected tier step. And the platform's breadth across four modules creates more learning curve than a single-purpose reporting tool of the same price.

### Is Octoboard suitable for a large agency?

It scales in client count more cheaply than almost anything else, but the constraints show at size: no REST API for automation, limited report design control, thin published security documentation for enterprise clients who ask, and a small support organisation. Large agencies generally use it as a cost-controlled tier for smaller accounts rather than as the primary reporting platform.

## Editorial verdict

Octoboard is the price-led choice in agency reporting, and it earns that position honestly rather than by stripping the deliverable. White labelling, a hosted client portal, a custom sending domain, unlimited seats, and unlimited reports are all present at 25 euros a month with five clients, which is where competitors start charging per client for less. The modular structure means a full deployment costs more than the front-page number, and the compromises are real: no public REST API, shallow chart customisation, five separate volume meters that can each force a tier step, little published security documentation, and a review corpus too thin to check the vendor against. For a small agency or freelancer whose reports need to be branded, automatic, and cheap, it is the strongest value in the category. For an agency whose reporting is part of the pitch, or a buyer who needs procurement-grade answers, the money is better spent elsewhere.

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