ReportGarden review
A reporting-focused platform for agencies that need branded, cross-channel client reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ReportGarden brings advertising, analytics, social, and other marketing data into customizable dashboards and reports. It is aimed at digital marketing agencies, in-house marketing teams, and marketers who need to consolidate performance data and deliver recurring updates. Its strongest fit is an agency workflow: brand reports and client portals, then send reports on a schedule or as PDFs. It is a reporting product rather than a verified tool for building, testing, or optimizing campaigns, so teams seeking campaign operations should look elsewhere.
The published monthly plans start with Standard at $75 per month, which includes unlimited reports and dashboards, custom metrics, all available integrations, and up to 5 clients. Professional costs $125 per month and adds unlimited premium templates, a dedicated onboarding point of contact, and support for up to 10 clients; it also includes all available integrations. A Custom plan offers white-glove services and custom integrations. The product has a 14-day free trial. For agencies comparing tiers, client capacity is a clear distinction between Standard and Professional, while Custom is for needs that call for tailored services or connections.
Channel coverage includes Google Ads, Google Analytics and Google Analytics 4, Facebook Ads and Facebook Insights, Instagram Profiles, Google Search Console, Google Business Profile, and Google Drive. Users can blend data, choose metrics, dimensions, and visualizations, and use report templates to shape client-ready outputs. This breadth makes ReportGarden useful when reporting spans paid advertising and adjacent marketing sources, but its value depends on reporting being the core task. Agencies wanting white-label reporting and recurring delivery should consider it; teams that need campaign creation, creative testing, or optimization in the same product should choose a different tool.
ReportGarden pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Blends marketing data across multiple channels and sources
- White-label reports and client portals support client-facing delivery
- Automates scheduled report delivery and offers PDF exports
- Where it doesn't
- Focuses on reporting, without verified campaign creation or optimization tools
- Standard supports up to 5 clients; Professional supports up to 10
- Custom plan pricing is not published
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