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Running weekly cross-channel reviews across Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4, and CRM data gets harder as the stack grows. The right AI agents let teams compare channel performance, investigate what moved, prepare the summary stakeholders actually read, and more.

I’ve collected 8 of the best AI agents for multichannel marketing analytics in 2026. Of those, 6 are marketing ...


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Whatagraph vs Funnel.io looks like a match between two tools that do the same job. Both pull data from ad platforms like Google Ads and Meta. Both sell yearly plans to agencies and in-house marketing teams.

But they finish the job differently. Whatagraph turns your data into branded reports that you send to clients. Funnel.io collects and cleans your data, then send...


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On paper, Hevo Data pricing comes down to four plans, with prices tied to your monthly event quota. The catch is what you pay for: events, not connectors or seats. Every row it inserts, updates, or deletes in your warehouse or database counts as one. So the same plan can fit one month and fall short the next.

That makes Hevo hard to budget for. It’s also a data pipe...


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Whatagraph pricing got simpler this year. The pricing page now shows two plans. Max starts at $812 a month, billed annually. Prime has custom pricing. But simple pricing can still be expensive. The headline number also leaves out the part that grows with you: source credits. Every account you connect uses one.

I’ll show you how credits work, what each plan inclu...


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Porter Metrics pricing looks simple: $15 a month for one data source account, or $12.50 with annual billing. But every account gets repriced as you add more, and at a few points, one more account cuts your total bill.

Then there’s Automation, Porter’s AI product, billed in credits. Here’s how Reporting is priced and what an agency pays as its client list grows. You’...


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