Orbits is file-first. Paste a CSV, upload a screenshot or PDF, and AI turns it into structured artifacts ready to drop into a report. No connector setup standing between you and the deliverable.
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The Whatagraph Alternative for Agencies That Want Reports, Not Dashboards
Whatagraph now positions itself as a premium marketing intelligence platform, with paid plans starting at €199 per month when billed annually and Max on custom pricing. Orbits is the best alternative for agencies that need the whole client-facing layer, branded AI-written reports plus live dashboards, a publishable client site, and scheduled automation, at a price that makes sense for a 5-person shop, not a procurement department.
Whatagraph's public positioning has moved upmarket: marketing intelligence, data transfer, enterprise-scale connectors. That is a real product for a real buyer. But if what your agency actually ships every month is a client report, you are paying intelligence-platform prices for a reporting job.
Orbits starts where your data actually is. Drop in a CSV, a screenshot of a dashboard, or a PDF export, and AI structures it into charts, tables, and a written narrative inside a branded report. Connect GA4, Search Console, Meta Ads, or HubSpot when you want to, not as a prerequisite to getting anything done.
And the report is just the first deliverable. The same Orbits workspace becomes live dashboards in Data Studio, a published client-facing site in Site Designer, generated assets in Content Studio, and recurring agent workflows, all under your agency's brand, white-labelable, and resellable. You are not buying a reporting tool; you are buying the operating layer that sits between your agency and its clients.
Orbits vs Whatagraph at a glance
| Feature | Orbits | Whatagraph |
|---|---|---|
| AI-written report narrative | Yes — every plan | — |
| File, CSV & screenshot import | CSV, PDF, screenshots | Custom data via API / sheets |
| Integration connectors | 30+ integrations | Yes — large catalog |
| Client-ready report templates | Yes — SEO, paid, social, email, ecommerce | Yes |
| White-label / own-your-brandOrbits free tier ships watermarked reports. | Your brand, not ours | Yes (premium plans) |
| Resell under your own brandRun Orbits as your own product; clients never see us. | Yes — your brand, domain, pricing | — |
| Scheduled delivery | Email + Slack, on autopilot | Yes (email) |
| Client portal & share links | Branded links + client portal | Share links |
| Project memory / client context | ✓ | — |
| Agent workflows & automation | Yes — scheduled agent workflows | — |
| Ask-your-data querying | Yes — Data Studio | Data-transfer focused |
| Free AI tools included | Yes — 20+ free tools | — |
| Price anchor | Free plan; paid from $99/mo | Go €199/mo annual; Boost €399/mo annual; Max custom |
Based on publicly available information, June 2026. Verify details with each vendor.
Where Orbits beats Whatagraph for agencies
Every report gets AI narrative summaries that explain what moved and why, in language a client actually reads. You edit the story in a real block editor, not a widget grid.
Your logo, your theme, your charts. Every report gets a polished, mobile-friendly client link, plus scheduling so the monthly update goes out on time without you touching it.
Orbits retains client context month to month: goals, past results, what you said last time. Reports get smarter as the retainer ages instead of starting cold every cycle.
The same workspace grows into live dashboards (Data Studio), a published client site (Site Designer), generated creative (Content Studio), and scheduled agent workflows. Whatagraph sells you data transfer; Orbits sells you everything the client actually sees.
Your clients see YOUR brand, not ours, on every report, dashboard, link, and site. And you can go further: resell Orbits as your own product, with your brand, your domain, and your pricing. White-label and reseller are core to Orbits, not an upmarket source-credit plan you have to buy into.
When Whatagraph might fit better
If you are a larger organization that wants an enterprise data platform with a deep native connector catalog, cross-client data warehousing, and a dedicated onboarding team, and you have the budget for it, Whatagraph is built for that buyer. If your job is shipping great client reports every month, you are on the right page.
Send a branded client report today, not after onboarding
Start free, import the data you already have, and ship the first report before a Whatagraph demo would even be scheduled.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Whatagraph alternative for agencies?
Orbits. It is built specifically for agency client reporting: import messy data from files, screenshots, or integrations, let AI structure it and write the narrative, and ship a branded report with a shareable client link. You get scheduling, templates, and project memory without enterprise pricing.
How much does Whatagraph cost compared to Orbits?
Whatagraph's public pricing now shows Go at €199 per month billed annually, Boost at €399 per month billed annually, and Max as custom pricing, reflecting its positioning as a marketing intelligence platform. Orbits has a free tier and paid plans priced for agencies, so you can start at zero and pay only when reporting is making you money.
Do I need to set up integrations to use Orbits?
No. Orbits is file-first: upload a CSV, screenshot, or PDF and AI structures it into report-ready charts and tables. Integrations like GA4, Search Console, Meta Ads, and HubSpot are there when you want live data, not as a setup tax before your first report.
Can I white-label client reports in Orbits?
Yes, and not only reports. Your branding, logo, and theme carry across reports, live dashboards, the published client site, and shared links: your clients see YOUR brand, not ours, on every surface. You can also resell Orbits as your own product, with your brand, domain, and pricing, so the whole platform shows up as your agency's software, not ours.
Is there a free Whatagraph alternative?
Orbits has a genuinely usable free tier. Build a report, test the AI narrative, send a client link, and upgrade when you are ready to run your whole reporting workflow on it.