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If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean you need to export data broken down by each client’s underlying sub-account/property/account ID—not merely export a client’s dashboard—the best fit depends heavily on the data source.

My shortlist

• AgencyAnalytics — probably the strongest general-purpose choice for a 10-client marketing agency. It supports fully white-labeled dashboards, custom domains, client-specific permissions, automated reports, and 85+ integrations. AgencyAnalytics AgencyAnalytics It also supports dashboard/report PDF exports. AgencyAnalytics Knowledge Base

Caveat: its own roll-up reporting currently does not support sub-account/property filtering, so I wouldn't choose it specifically for granular sub-ID exports without verifying your particular integration. AgencyAnalytics Knowledge Base

• Whatagraph — worth considering if CSV/Excel-level exports are a major requirement. It can export whole reports to Excel and individual widget data to CSV. Whatagraph Help Center It also supports branded/live client sharing. Whatagraph Help Center
• DataLion — particularly interesting if you need multi-client isolation plus granular data consolidation. It is explicitly built for agencies, supports separate client spaces, client-specific permissions/branding, and combines web/ad/social data. DataLion

What I'd pick

For 10 clients, I'd start with AgencyAnalytics if your primary requirement is:

“One agency login → 10 isolated client dashboards → completely white-labeled → automated client reports.”

If the critical requirement is instead:

“For each client, give me an export at the individual sub-ID/property/account level,”

then I would not choose solely on the white-label feature. The exact platform/source matters because “sub-ID” can mean Google Ads customer IDs, GA4 properties, Meta ad accounts, affiliate sub-IDs, DSP seat IDs, etc.

If you tell me what platform the sub-IDs come from (e.g. Google Ads, Meta, affiliate tracking, AppsFlyer, TikTok, etc.), I can narrow it down to the platforms that actually support white-label dashboards + per-client sub-ID exports and compare pricing for 10 clients.

For an agency managing ~10 clients, the best fit depends on what you mean by “sub-ID level exports.” If you mean client/account IDs, campaign IDs, sub-accounts, locations, or granular source IDs, you’ll want something with strong data segmentation rather than just pretty dashboards.

Here are the strongest options:

My shortlist for a 10-client agency

1. AgencyAnalytics — easiest operational choice

• Best if your clients mainly need SEO, Google Ads, Meta, social, calls, rankings, etc.
• White-label client portals are mature. AgencyAnalytics
• Less ideal if you need to dump raw sub-ID records.
• ClicData or DataLion — better if “sub-ID exports” are a hard requirement

• Better when you need things like: - client → account → campaign → ad group → keyword breakdowns
• custom CSV exports
• joining multiple sources
• client-specific data rules
• DataLion specifically supports multi-client dashboards with separate branding and access controls. DataLion
• DashThis — simplest reporting layer

• Great for automated monthly client reporting, but it is more visualization/reporting oriented than a granular data warehouse. DashThis

A key question: what does “sub-ID” refer to in your case? For example:

• affiliate tracking sub IDs?
• Google Ads customer IDs?
• Meta ad accounts?
• call tracking/location IDs?
• CRM/client account IDs?

That detail changes the recommendation quite a bit.

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean you need to export performance broken down by tracking/sub IDs (e.g., affiliate, campaign, placement, or partner sub-ID) separately for each client, I’d narrow the field considerably.

Best fit: Whatagraph

whatagraph.com is probably the strongest off-the-shelf fit for an agency with ~10 clients if granular exports are as important as white-label dashboards.

• White-labeling: custom branding can be applied at global, report, and widget levels, including a custom domain. Whatagraph Help Center
• Client separation: reports can be configured independently for each client.
• Exports: supports full-report Excel exports and widget-level CSV exports, which is useful if your sub-ID dimension is available in the underlying data/widget. Whatagraph Help Center
• Live sharing: client-facing reports can be shared as live links or PDFs. Whatagraph Help Center

Another strong option: AgencyAnalytics

agencyanalytics.com is arguably better if your priority is polished agency/client management rather than highly granular data extraction.

It has strong white-label functionality—custom logo, colors, domain, branded URLs/email, and separate branding profiles—and supports client-specific dashboards and reports. AgencyAnalytics AgencyAnalytics

The caveat is that I wouldn't choose it solely on the assumption that it supports arbitrary sub-ID-level CSV exports. Its reporting/export capabilities are more oriented toward dashboards and reports than raw dimensional data extraction.

If sub-ID export is the deal-breaker

I'd also look at a BI-oriented setup such as ClicData rather than a pure agency reporting tool. ClicData It gives you more control over data ingestion, transformations, dimensions, and exports, at the expense of more setup.

My ranking for your use case:

1. Whatagraph — best balance of white-label + granular exports.
2. ClicData — best if arbitrary sub-ID/data-dimension handling is critical.
3. AgencyAnalytics — best polished agency experience, but verify your exact sub-ID export requirement before committing.

If you tell me what platform the sub-ID comes from (e.g. Google Ads, Meta, Voluum, RedTrack, Everflow, Tune, AppsFlyer, etc.), I can identify which reporting platform actually lets you export that exact sub-ID dimension per client.

If sub-ID export is the deal-breaker

I'd also look at a BI-oriented setup such as ClicData rather than a pure agency reporting tool. It gives you more control over data ingestion, transformations, dimensions, and exports, at the expense of more setup.

My ranking for your use case:

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean each client has multiple sub-accounts/sub-IDs and you need to export data at that granular level, UniLink looks like the closest match I found. Its Agency Reports are generated per client sub-account, with white-label branding and CSV/PDF exports. unil.ink

For an agency managing 10 clients, I’d shortlist:

AgencyAnalytics supports fully white-labeled dashboards, custom domains, branding, and client reports. agencyanalytics.com ClicData goes further on data manipulation: client-specific filtering and exports to CSV/Excel/PDF are explicitly supported. www.clicdata.com

My pick: UniLink if “sub-ID level export per client” is the non-negotiable requirement; ClicData if you need more control over how the underlying data is filtered, blended, and exported.

If you tell me what the sub-IDs refer to (e.g. affiliate subIDs, Google Ads customer IDs, Meta ad accounts, call-tracking subaccounts), I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that actually support that exact hierarchy.

If by “sub-ID level exports per client” you mean an agency needs to give each of 10 clients a branded dashboard and export granular affiliate/media data broken down by SubID, I’d look beyond general marketing-reporting tools.

Best fit: AffTrack360

AffTrack360 appears to match the requirement most directly: it supports white-label subdomains, reporting dimensions including sub-ID, and says those dimensions are exportable. afftrack360.com

That makes it particularly suitable if your workflow is:

Agency → 10 clients → each client has its own data → SubID/campaign/offer breakdown → CSV export.

If you're primarily doing conventional digital-marketing reporting

AgencyAnalytics is stronger for polished client reporting. It offers fully white-labeled dashboards, custom domains, client-specific branding, 85+ integrations, and multi-client/roll-up dashboards. agencyanalytics.com

However, I wouldn't choose AgencyAnalytics specifically for the SubID requirement without confirming the exact integration first. Its documentation emphasizes dimensions such as country, device and channel, while your requirement sounds like affiliate/tracking-platform-level SubID data. help.agencyanalytics.com

My shortlist

ClickTrackerz specifically advertises Sub-ID tracking and CSV export, while Scaleo is positioned as a white-label affiliate platform for companies/agencies managing affiliate programs. clicktrackerz.com

If you tell me what the 10 clients are running (e.g. Meta/Google → ClickBank, affiliate networks, iGaming, lead gen, e-commerce), I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare pricing, client separation, white-labeling, API access, and SubID CSV exports.

For an agency managing ~10 clients, the best fit depends on what you mean by “sub-ID level exports.” If you mean each client has isolated data views, exports, campaigns/accounts IDs, or granular rows that can be filtered/exported separately, you’ll want a platform with client workspaces, permissions, and data-level filtering—not just pretty dashboards.

Here are the strongest options:

agencyanalytics.comdashboardfox.com

My shortlist for a 10-client agency

1. AgencyAnalytics — easiest operational choice

• Good if clients mainly need:
  • PPC summaries
  • SEO reports
  • GA4
  • social metrics
  • scheduled reports
• White-labeling is mature: agency branding, custom domains, logos, themes. agencyanalytics.com
• Weakness: if “sub-ID export” means exporting raw records by campaign/ad/account ID, you may hit connector limitations.

2. Whatagraph — best polished client reporting

• Strong for agencies combining multiple marketing channels.
• Better when clients want executive dashboards rather than raw data extracts.

3. Power BI + client portal — best for true sub-ID exports

• If you need:
  • client A only sees client A rows
  • export by account ID / campaign ID / sub-account ID
  • custom data models
  • auditability

this is usually the architecture I’d pick.

• More setup work, but much more control.

4. DashboardFox — good if reporting itself is a product

• Built around multi-client teams, white-label experiences, and row-level security. agencyanalytics.comdashboardfox.com

5. DataLion / similar BI-style tools — good for custom dashboards

• Designed around multi-client white-label dashboards and separate client spaces. datalion.com

If I were choosing for exactly 10 clients:

• Marketing agency (Google Ads, Meta, SEO, GA4): AgencyAnalytics or Whatagraph.
• Affiliate/performance agency needing sub-ID exports: Power BI or a warehouse + dashboard layer.
• Agency selling “client portal access” as a premium service: DashboardFox or a custom BI portal.

The key question is what “sub-ID” refers to in your case:

1. Affiliate sub-ID / tracking IDs?
2. Ad account, campaign, ad set, keyword IDs?
3. Internal client IDs in a CRM/data warehouse?

That distinction changes the recommendation quite a bit.

If by “sub-ID” you mean affiliate/ad-tracking sub-ID, I’d look beyond generic agency reporting tools.

Best fit: AffTrack360

AffTrack360 looks closest to your requirements: it supports white-label custom domains, client-facing branded reporting, and reporting dimensions including sub-ID, with those dimensions exportable. afftrack360.com

For an agency with ~10 clients, that gives you the combination of:

• Separate client views/workspaces
• White-label dashboards/custom domains
• Reporting down to sub-ID
• CSV/exportable granular reports
• Multiple tracking/network integrations
• Centralized agency administration

If you mean general marketing reporting

AgencyAnalytics is probably the stronger choice. It is specifically built for agencies, supports white-label dashboards, custom domains, client permissions, and 85+ integrations. agencyanalytics.com

However, I wouldn't choose AgencyAnalytics specifically for sub-ID-level exports unless your particular data connector exposes that dimension. Its native positioning is client/campaign/channel reporting rather than affiliate-tracking-grade sub-ID reporting.

My recommendation:
Affiliate/ad tracking + sub-ID exports → AffTrack360
SEO/PPC/social/GA4 client reporting → AgencyAnalytics

If you tell me what the sub-ID represents (affiliate sub_id, Meta/Google tracking parameter, publisher ID, UTM, etc.), I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 platforms for a 10-client agency, including pricing and whether each can export per-client sub-ID data.

If by “sub-ID” you mean affiliate/ad-tracking sub-IDs, I’d look at affiliate/performance reporting platforms rather than generic agency reporting tools.

Best fit: AffTrack360

AffTrack360 specifically advertises:

• White-label subdomains so clients see your brand.
• Reporting down to sub-ID level.
• CSV export of the reporting dimensions, including sub-ID.
• Multiple client/organization separation. afftrack360.com

That combination is unusually close to your requirement.

If you're doing broader affiliate/agency management

Trackdesk is another option. Its platform supports SubID/advertiser variables, real-time reporting, campaign access controls, and white-label functionality on Enterprise. trackdesk-com.netlify.app

BetLink is worth considering specifically for iGaming/creator-affiliate operations: it provides individual sub-IDs, per-creator dashboards, roll-up reporting, and white-label reports. Its higher tier supports unlimited sub-IDs and white-label reporting. betlink.ai

If instead you mean marketing-agency reporting (Google Ads/Meta/GA4/etc.) and “sub-ID” is a particular dimension you need exported, AgencyAnalytics is excellent for the white-label/client-management side, but I would verify the exact sub-ID export capability for your data source before choosing it. It has strong white-label dashboards, per-client branding, custom domains, client permissions, and exports. agencyanalytics.com

My pick for your exact wording: AffTrack360 if sub-ID-level CSV exports are a hard requirement; AgencyAnalytics if the priority is polished client-facing marketing dashboards and sub-ID is secondary.

If you tell me what the sub-IDs come from (e.g. Meta, Google Ads, Everflow, Voluum, affiliate networks, etc.), I can narrow it down to the 2–3 platforms that actually support that dimension end-to-end.

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean affiliate/media-buying tracking parameters such as sub1, sub2, etc., RedTrack looks like the strongest fit.

• White-label client dashboards: RedTrack supports personalized client reporting portals under your brand, with access controls so each client sees only the data you grant them. www.redtrack.io 
• Granular sub-ID/parameter reporting: its reporting supports tracking parameters and drill-downs across multiple dimensions; its logs can also be filtered and exported. www.redtrack.io
• Exports: reports/logs can be exported to XLS, and RedTrack also offers cloud exports and an API for automated extraction. www.redtrack.iowww.redtrack.io
• Multi-client agency use: RedTrack explicitly supports standardizing reporting across clients and controlling data access by permissions. www.redtrack.iowww.redtrack.io

For 10 clients, I'd shortlist:

AgencyAnalytics and Databox are excellent if your requirement is primarily client-facing marketing dashboards, but if sub-ID is a hard requirement, RedTrack is the more purpose-built option. AgencyAnalytics confirms extensive white-labeling and client-specific dashboards, while Databox supports separate branded dashboards for each client. agencyanalytics.com

RedTrack

If you tell me what the sub-ID represents (affiliate sub1/sub2, Google Ads tracking, Meta, TikTok, etc.), I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare pricing for 10 clients.

For an agency managing ~10 clients, the best fit depends on what you mean by “sub-ID level exports.” If you mean affiliate/tracking sub IDs (SubID, placement ID, click ID, campaign ID), many general marketing reporting tools will do white-label dashboards but do not natively expose SubID-level performance exports. You’ll usually want an affiliate tracking/reporting platform or a BI layer connected to your tracking source.

A few options:

For your exact requirement (10 clients + white-label + SubID-level exports), I would shortlist:

1. ClicData — if you already have SubID data in a database/CSV/API and want a branded client portal. It is flexible enough to model client → campaign → SubID reporting. www.clicdata.com
2. A dedicated affiliate tracking platform + white-label BI dashboard — best if SubID is the core KPI.
3. AgencyAnalytics/DashThis — best if the “SubID” requirement is actually campaign/ad/account segmentation rather than affiliate tracking. dashthis.comagencyanalytics.com

Before choosing, I’d verify these three capabilities in a demo:

• Can clients only see their own data (row-level security)?
• Can exports include raw SubID fields (not just aggregated campaigns)?
• Can reports be scheduled per client with your branding?

If you mean affiliate SubIDs specifically (e.g., Everflow/HasOffers/Voluum-style tracking), the recommendation changes—I’d lean toward a tracking platform with a white-label portal rather than a pure agency reporting tool.

For an agency managing ~10 clients, the best fit depends on what you mean by “sub-ID level exports” (client sub-accounts? ad account IDs? campaign/ad set IDs?). If you mean separate client workspaces with exports isolated per client, these are the strongest options:

For 10 clients specifically, I’d shortlist:

1. AgencyAnalytics — easiest “agency-in-a-box” option. It is built around multiple client accounts, white-label dashboards, and recurring client reporting. agencyanalytics.com
2. Zoho Analytics — better if “sub-ID exports” means you need deeper filtering, custom schemas, or pulling from many sources. www.zoho.com
3. ClicData or DataLion — better if you need a more custom BI portal rather than standard marketing reports. datalion.comdashthis.comwww.clicdata.com

One caveat: if by sub-ID level exports you mean tracking IDs such as affiliate subIDs, campaign IDs, placement IDs, or lead source IDs, many agency reporting tools do not expose that granularity automatically. You may need a BI layer (Zoho Analytics, ClicData, Looker Studio + warehouse, etc.) connected to the raw source data.

If you tell me the data source (Google Ads, Meta, affiliate tracking, call tracking, CRM, etc.) and what “sub-ID” refers to, I can narrow this down.

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean affiliate/performance tracking where each client needs reporting broken down by individual Sub-ID, I’d shortlist these:

My pick for 10 clients: Trackdesk, assuming each client has its own affiliate/partner data. Its Enterprise offering combines white-labeling with SubID/advertiser-variable tracking and real-time reporting. trackdesk-com.netlify.app

If the key requirement is specifically “client A → campaign → Sub-ID → CSV export”, ClickTrackerz is particularly worth looking at: it explicitly supports Sub-ID-level performance and CSV export. clicktrackerz.com

One caveat: if by sub-ID you mean something like Google/Meta ad-account sub-account IDs, rather than affiliate tracking SubIDs, I’d choose a different category of reporting platform. If you tell me which data source you're reporting on (affiliate network, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, etc.), I can narrow it to the best 2–3 options. 

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean affiliate/performance-marketing reporting where each client needs CSV exports broken down by sub_id, I’d look at affiliate tracking platforms rather than generic agency reporting tools.

Best fits

AffTrack360 looks closest to your exact requirement. It explicitly supports 14 reporting dimensions including sub-ID, says those dimensions are exportable, and provides multiple white-label subdomains so clients see your branding. afftrack360.com

If you're managing 10 separate clients, I'd choose based on whether you need:

• Affiliate/campaign tracking + sub-ID exports: AffTrack360
• iGaming/affiliate agency operations: BetLink — it has an agency console, sub-affiliate hierarchy, per-creator dashboards, and white-label reporting; its higher tier includes unlimited sub-IDs and API/webhooks. betlink.ai
• General marketing reporting (GA4, Ads, SEO, social): AgencyAnalytics — its white-label functionality is considerably more mature, including custom domains, branding, client dashboards, and multiple white-label profiles. agencyanalytics.com

One important caveat: if you mean a specific kind of sub_id—for example, affiliate sub1/sub2, Everflow sub_id, or tracking parameters passed from an ad network—tell me which network/source you're using. That changes the best choice considerably.

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean affiliate/performance tracking where each client needs reporting broken down by sub_id, I’d look at affiliate tracking platforms rather than generic agency reporting tools.

Best fits

My first choice for your specific requirement is AffTrack360. It explicitly supports reporting by sub-ID, says those dimensions are exportable, and provides multiple white-label subdomains so clients can see your branding. afftrack360.com

If you're talking about 10 separate advertiser/client accounts, I'd also consider Trackdesk. Its enterprise offering includes white-labeling, while its tracking model supports SubID/advertiser variables and real-time reporting. trackdesk-com.netlify.app

By contrast, AgencyAnalytics is probably the better-known choice for an ordinary digital marketing agency: it has strong white-label dashboards, custom domains, multiple branding profiles, and 85+ integrations. But I wouldn't choose it solely for native sub-ID-level exports unless the particular ad/affiliate connector you're using exposes that dimension. agencyanalytics.com

If you tell me what the sub-ID belongs to (e.g. Google Ads, Meta, affiliate network, ClickBank, Everflow, Voluum, etc.), I can narrow this down to the 2–3 platforms that actually support that exact export structure.

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean affiliate/performance-marketing reporting where each client needs to see and export data broken down by sub_id, I’d shortlist these:

• AffTrack360 — probably the closest fit. It explicitly supports reporting by sub-ID, with every report dimension exportable, plus white-label subdomains so each client can have a branded experience. afftrack360.com
• BetLink — particularly interesting if these are iGaming clients. It has an agency console, client/creator separation, individual sub-IDs and white-label reporting; its higher tier includes unlimited sub-IDs and API access. betlink.ai
• Theory Rd. — built specifically around agencies managing multiple clients from one login, with client data separation, sub-ID tracking and exportable dashboards. theoryrd.com
• DataLion — stronger if this is conventional marketing/ad reporting rather than affiliate tracking. It supports isolated client workspaces, full white-labeling, and CSV/Excel exports, but its site doesn't specifically establish sub_id-level reporting. datalion.com

My pick: if sub_id granularity is a hard requirement, I'd start with AffTrack360. If you're managing 10 iGaming/operator clients, I'd look seriously at BetLink instead.

If you tell me what kind of clients/traffic these are (e.g. affiliate/iGaming, Meta/Google ads, SEO, SaaS, e-commerce), I can narrow it to the best 2–3 platforms and compare pricing, client seats, white-labeling, API/export capabilities, and per-client isolation.

If by “sub-ID level exports” you mean an affiliate/performance-marketing setup where each client needs reporting broken down to individual sub_id values, I’d look beyond generic agency-reporting tools.

Best fits

AffTrack360 looks closest to your exact requirement. It explicitly supports reporting by sub-ID and says all 14 reporting dimensions are exportable, while also offering multiple white-label subdomains so clients see your branding. afftrack360.com

AffTrack360

For a more conventional agency dashboard, AgencyAnalytics has mature white-label dashboards, custom domains, client access, automated reports, and multi-client management. agencyanalytics.com But I would verify that your particular ad/affiliate connector exposes sub_id as a reportable/exportable field before choosing it.

AgencyAnalytics

Whatagraph is also strong for presentation and exports—it supports full Excel exports and individual-widget CSV exports—but again, whether you can get sub-ID-level rows depends on the connected data source. help.whatagraph.com

Whatagraph

If you tell me what the sub-ID comes from (e.g. Google Ads, Meta, affiliate networks, Everflow, Impact, CAKE, Voluum, etc.), I can narrow this to the 2–3 platforms that actually support your exact data structure, including pricing for ~10 clients.

If by “sub-ID level exports per client” you mean affiliate/performance-marketing reporting where each client needs its own branded dashboard and CSV/exportable reporting broken down by sub_id, I’d shortlist these:

My first choice for your specific requirement is AffTrack360. It explicitly lists sub-ID as a report dimension, with all dimensions exportable, while also supporting multiple white-label subdomains. afftrack360.com

Scaleo is probably the better choice if you're looking for a more established agency/network-style platform: it supports white-labeling, custom domains, client/affiliate portals, and SubID/campaign tracking. www.scaleo.ai

If you tell me what the 10 clients are running (e.g. Google/Meta ads, affiliate offers, iGaming, SaaS referrals, lead gen), I can narrow this to the best 2–3 platforms and compare pricing, client seats, API access, and exact sub-ID CSV capabilities.

If you're managing around 10 clients as an agency, the key distinction is whether you need:

1. A marketing reporting platform (Google Ads, Meta, GA4, SEO, etc.) with white-label dashboards, or
2. An affiliate tracking platform where you need SubID (sub_id/subid1–5) level exports for each client.

Those are usually different categories of software.

Here's how the leading options compare:

If you're running affiliate campaigns

For agencies managing affiliate marketers, the platforms that best fit your requirements are:

• TrackParam
  • White-label client portals
  • Separate client access
  • Drill-down reporting
  • CSV/API exports
  • Designed for affiliate networks and performance agencies rather than general marketing reporting. trackparam.com

If you're using platforms like HasOffers/Tune, Everflow, Affise, Cake, or RedTrack, you'll typically want reporting that preserves:

• sub_id
• sub_id1
• sub_id2
• click_id
• placement
• publisher
• campaign

rather than aggregated dashboard metrics.

If you're a digital marketing agency

For SEO/PPC/social reporting across ten clients:

• AgencyAnalytics is probably the easiest.
• ClicData offers stronger BI capabilities and extensive white-label customization.
• DataLion is better if clients want interactive dashboards and downloadable Excel/PowerPoint reports. datalion.comwww.clicdata.com

Recommendation

If your requirement is specifically:

• 10 separate client logins
• fully white-labeled dashboards
• export each client's raw SubID-level conversion data
• CSV/API access

then an affiliate tracking platform (such as TrackParam or similar systems like Everflow, Affise, or Tune) is generally a better fit than a marketing reporting tool. Marketing dashboard products excel at visualization but often don't expose the raw attribution dimensions that affiliate managers rely on.

Could you clarify what you mean by "SubID"? Is it:

• affiliate tracking SubIDs (e.g. sub_id, sub1–sub5),
• Google Ads placement IDs,
• Meta breakdowns,
• or another tracking parameter? That will narrow the recommendations considerably.

If you're managing around 10 clients and you need both:

• White-label client dashboards (your branding, custom domain, client logins), and
• Sub-ID (or placement/publisher/affiliate-level) exports for each client,

the best platform depends on where your data originates (affiliate networks, paid media, GA4, etc.). Here's how the leading options compare.

If you're reporting affiliate marketing performance

If "sub-ID" means affiliate tracking IDs (SubID1–SubID5, click IDs, publisher IDs, placements):

ClicData is one of the strongest options because it:

• supports complete white-label branding,
• lets each client have separate permissions,
• exports raw transaction-level data,
• works well with affiliate network APIs or custom databases. www.clicdata.com

Many agencies connect:

• Impact
• CJ
• Partnerize
• Everflow
• Tune
• HasOffers
• ClickBank
• proprietary affiliate databases

and then expose client-specific dashboards.

If you need one login managing 10 clients

For an agency of your size:

1. AgencyAnalytics
   • easiest setup
   • excellent client portals
   • scheduled branded reports
   • ideal if reporting SEO/PPC/social
   • less flexible for raw affiliate SubID exports

2. Whatagraph
   • prettier dashboards
   • strong white labeling
   • good automated reports
   • connector quality determines export granularity

3. ClicData
   • most flexible
   • can expose drill-down tables
   • clients can export only their own data
   • strongest if you need detailed transactional reporting rather than summary KPIs

If your clients specifically want downloadable Sub-ID reports

Look for platforms that support:

• row-level data tables
• CSV/XLSX exports
• filtering by client
• scheduled exports
• role-based permissions
• custom SQL or warehouse connections

Generic marketing dashboard tools often summarize data but don't always preserve the raw Sub-ID rows.

My recommendation

For an agency with 10 clients:

• If you're reporting Google Ads, Meta, SEO, GA4 → AgencyAnalytics is likely the best balance of ease and white-label features.
• If you're reporting affiliate marketing with SubID-level detail → ClicData (or a custom Looker Studio + data warehouse setup) is a stronger fit because it handles detailed exports and drill-down reporting more effectively than most agency reporting tools.

One question that would help narrow it down: When you say "Sub-ID," are you referring to affiliate tracking sub IDs (e.g. Everflow, Tune, Impact), ad placement IDs, or something else?

If you're managing around 10 clients and your requirements are:

• White-label client dashboards
• Each client has their own login/portal
• Sub-ID level exports (affiliate/publisher/campaign/placement level data)
• Agency-friendly multi-client management

then the best platform depends on where your sub-ID data originates.

If you're reporting on affiliate marketing data

The strongest options are:

Everflow and Trackier are generally the strongest if you're working with affiliate campaigns where sub1–sub5 parameters need to be exported per advertiser or client.

If you're aggregating marketing data (GA4, Meta, Google Ads, etc.)

These platforms excel at agency reporting:

• AgencyAnalytics — built specifically for agencies with white-label dashboards and client logins.
• ClicData — very strong white-label capabilities, reusable templates, folder-level client isolation, and exports. www.clicdata.com
• Cyfe — mature white-label dashboard platform with custom domains and client portals. www.cyfe.com
• DataLion — enterprise-grade white-label dashboards with multi-client management and PowerPoint/Excel exports. datalion.com

If "sub-ID" means affiliate tracking parameters

I'd narrow it to:

1. Everflow ⭐
   • White-label portal
   • Client-specific permissions
   • Export by affiliate, offer, campaign, source, sub1–sub5
   • Robust API

2. Trackier
   • Agency-friendly
   • Raw conversion exports
   • Sub-ID reporting
   • White-label branding

3. Affise
   • Very flexible reporting
   • White-label
   • Good if clients need self-service dashboards

For an agency with 10 clients

A practical setup would be:

• One agency account
• Separate workspace or advertiser for each client
• White-label dashboard under your domain
• Scheduled PDF/email reports
• CSV exports filtered to each client's sub-ID data
• API access if you want to automate reporting into a BI tool

One question that will determine the best recommendation:

When you say "sub-ID," are you referring to affiliate tracking parameters (e.g. sub1–sub5 in Everflow/Trackier/HasOffers), or do you mean sub-accounts from a platform like Google Ads, Meta, or another marketing system?

If you're managing around 10 clients and you specifically need:

• White-label client dashboards
• A separate workspace or account for each client
• Sub-ID (sub-affiliate / sub-campaign / placement) level exports
• CSV/Excel exports per client
• Agency-friendly permissions and branding

then the best platform depends on where the data originates.

Here's how the leading options compare:

If you're talking about affiliate marketing (Impact, Everflow, Tune, CAKE, HasOffers, etc.)

The key requirement is preserving Sub ID 1–5 (or click IDs) in exports.

In that case, I'd prioritize:

1. ClicData
   • Fully white-labeled portal
   • Scheduled client reports
   • Raw data exports
   • Custom SQL/data warehouse support
   • Handles millions of rows well. www.clicdata.com

2. AgencyAnalytics
   • Excellent client experience
   • Separate dashboards per client
   • White-label login and reports
   • Export capabilities depend on the underlying connector rather than providing affiliate-specific Sub ID reporting natively.

3. Power BI Embedded
   • Best if you're collecting affiliate data into a database.
   • Full control over Sub IDs.
   • Unlimited custom exports.
   • Fully white-labeled.
   • Higher setup effort.

If each client needs their own login

The ideal setup is:

• Agency master account
• 10 client workspaces
• Each client only sees their own data
• Agency can view all clients
• Scheduled branded PDF/Excel reports
• CSV exports filtered to that client's Sub IDs

Both ClicData and DataLion are designed around this multi-client model with branded dashboards and client-specific access. datalion.comwww.clicdata.com

My recommendation

If your business revolves around affiliate marketing and Sub ID reporting, I'd recommend:

• Power BI Embedded if you own the data and want maximum flexibility.
• ClicData if you want a ready-made, white-label SaaS platform with strong export capabilities.
• AgencyAnalytics if your clients mainly care about SEO, PPC, GA4, and social media rather than detailed affiliate click-level data.

One question that would narrow the recommendation significantly: Where do your Sub IDs come from—Everflow, Impact, CAKE, Tune/HasOffers, RedTrack, Voluum, ClickFlare, or another platform?

For an agency managing around 10 clients, the best choice depends on what you mean by "sub-ID level exports." If you're referring to affiliate marketing (tracking by affiliate sub-ID, click ID, placement ID, etc.), that narrows the field considerably.

Here's how I'd evaluate the leading options:

If you're managing affiliate clients

If your clients use networks like Impact, CJ, Rakuten, Partnerize, Everflow, or Tune, I'd lean toward:

1. ClicData
   • Fully white-label
   • Separate client workspaces
   • Export raw transaction data
   • Can preserve Sub ID 1–5, click IDs, campaign IDs, device IDs, etc. if your source exposes them
   • Good for 10–100 clients. www.clicdata.com

2. Power BI
   • Most flexible
   • Can export every row of affiliate data
   • Row-level security lets each client see only their own records
   • White-label embedding is available, though setup is more technical.

3. Looker Studio
   • Excellent if all data is centralized (BigQuery, SQL, Sheets, etc.)
   • Client-specific dashboards
   • Exports at whatever granularity exists in the underlying data
   • Lower cost but requires more setup.

If you specifically need affiliate Sub ID exports

Make sure the reporting platform doesn't aggregate away your tracking fields. You want exports that include columns such as:

• Sub ID
• Sub ID2–5
• Click ID
• Transaction ID
• Affiliate ID
• Campaign ID
• Offer ID
• Conversion timestamp
• Commission
• Revenue

Many agency reporting tools (AgencyAnalytics, Databox, DashThis) are designed for executive summaries rather than transaction-level affiliate reporting, so they often don't excel at raw Sub ID exports.

Recommendation

For an agency with 10 clients, I would choose:

• Best overall: ClicData — combines white-label dashboards, client isolation, scheduled reports, and detailed exports. www.clicdata.com
• Best value: Looker Studio with BigQuery or SQL as the backend.
• Best for very granular affiliate data: Microsoft Power BI.

One question that would help narrow this down: Where is the Sub ID data coming from? For example, is it from Everflow, Impact, CJ Affiliate, Tune/HasOffers, Post Affiliate Pro, ClickBank, or another platform? The source determines which reporting tools can preserve and export those fields most effectively.