SEO by Daniel vs AgencyAnalytics

AgencyAnalytics is a reporting platform. It connects to the tools an agency already uses, pulls the numbers into dashboards, and serves them through white-label client portals on a schedule. SEO by Daniel is not a reporting platform. It runs its own crawler, scores a site out of 100, and writes the audit report. The plainest way to say it: AgencyAnalytics presents data, SEO by Daniel produces audit data. Different layer of the stack.

Where AgencyAnalytics wins

• 85+ integrations. Google Analytics, Search Console, ad platforms and more into one dashboard, so a client sees the full picture in one login.
• White-label client portals. Your brand, your domain, your clients, without building anything.
• Scheduled reporting at agency scale. Automated delivery across many accounts, which is the work nobody wants to do by hand.
• A mature ecosystem. Built for agencies running dozens of clients and needing the reports to go out on time.
• Multi-channel by default. SEO sits beside paid, social and analytics in the same view.
• Client-friendly output. The portal answers the monthly "what are we paying for" question without a spreadsheet.

Where SEO by Daniel wins

• It produces the audit data. Its own crawler and scoring engine, not a visual layer over someone else's API. The 0-100 score is ours, not a metric we read back.
• Instant and no account. Drop a domain, get a 0-100 homepage score in about two seconds, before any integration is connected.
• Sitemap auto-discovery. We read robots.txt, follow nested sitemap indexes and handle gzipped sitemaps, so every page is crawled.
• A client-ready scored report. Executive summary, issues grouped by severity, CSV export. It can stand alone as a deliverable or feed a dashboard as one more source.
• Transparent entry price. €19/month to start (€190 yearly), 14-day trial, no card. AgencyAnalytics does not publish entry pricing; check current plans.
• It stands alone. A single domain audit needs no integrations, no connected accounts, and no onboarding call.

A real example

An account manager at a 12-person agency runs 20 clients. Every month she builds dashboards in AgencyAnalytics, pulling GA4, Search Console and ad spend into one branded portal. It saves her days, and clients like the single login.

The dashboard shows what happened. Traffic fell 12% for one client. The agency's retainer promises SEO health, not just traffic, and the portal has no answer for why the site lost ground.

So she adds a step. For each client she runs SEO by Daniel, exports the CSV, and either attaches the scored report or logs the score as a custom metric in the dashboard. Now the portal shows traffic and a health score side by side, and when traffic dips she can point to the specific issues behind it. AgencyAnalytics stayed the presentation layer. SEO by Daniel supplied the audit data it cannot crawl for itself. The agency keeps AgencyAnalytics because clients expect the branded portal, and keeps SEO by Daniel because the portal cannot audit a site.

The verdict

| | AgencyAnalytics | SEO by Daniel | |---|---|---| | Layer | Reporting and aggregation | Crawling, scoring, audit report | | Own SEO crawler | No, connects to your sources | Yes | | Free scan, no account | No | Yes, about two seconds | | Client-ready 0-100 report | You build it from dashboard data | Generated, with executive summary and CSV | | Sitemap auto-discovery | No | Automatic | | 85+ integrations | Yes | Not the focus | | Entry price | Not published | €19/mo |

When to pick which

Pick AgencyAnalytics if your deliverable is a unified, branded, multi-channel dashboard across many client accounts, and you already have data sources to feed it. It is the right layer for that work.

Pick SEO by Daniel if what you are missing is the audit itself: a crawler, a score, and a report you can resell. It can feed AgencyAnalytics as a source, so the two are not competing for the same slot in the stack.

FAQ

Does AgencyAnalytics crawl sites? No. It aggregates data from the sources you connect. It does not run its own SEO crawler, so the audit has to come from somewhere else.

Can I use both? Yes. Run SEO by Daniel to produce the audit and score, then surface it in AgencyAnalytics as a report attachment or a custom metric alongside your other channels.

Is SEO by Daniel a reporting platform? No. It is an audit tool with a scored report and CSV export. It produces the data, and a reporting layer like AgencyAnalytics can present it.

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