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Most reporting tools are one of two things: a data pipeline that pumps raw numbers into a warehouse or BI canvas you still have to build on, or a template library for pretty client reports. Defined Chase is a finished product — one canonical cross-channel view, creative intelligence, goals pacing and board-ready report cards — flat at €569/mo per brand, self-serve. Here is the honest picture against each, including where they win.
The data pipeline vs the finished product
Funnel is a marketing data-collection and warehouse-piping platform. It shines when the job is pulling hundreds of raw sources into BigQuery, Snowflake or a BI tool cleanly and reliably.…
Their entry price: From $300/mo, billed annually (Starter / Agency Standard)
See the full comparison →Connectors into your tools vs a ready-made portal
Supermetrics moves marketing data into spreadsheets, Looker Studio, BigQuery and other destinations. It is a connector engine for analysts who want the numbers inside their own tools. Def…
Their entry price: From €49/mo (Starter; €39/mo billed annually)
See the full comparison →Report templates vs analysis depth
Whatagraph is a template-driven reporting tool for agencies that need attractive, white-labeled client reports fast. Its strength is a big library of report templates and polished present…
Their entry price: From €699/mo, billed annually (Max)
See the full comparison →A free BI canvas vs a maintained product
Looker Studio is Google’s free BI canvas. It is infinitely flexible and costs nothing to start — but a real cross-channel marketing report means paying for third-party connectors and buil…
Their entry price: Free tool (Pro $9/user/mo) + connector & build costs
See the full comparison →Competitor details are taken from their own public pricing pages, verified July 2026. Plans and prices change — check their site for the latest.
Pay, connect your ad accounts, and see unified reporting and report cards within 24–48 hours. No demo call, 30-day money-back guarantee.