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If your agency specifically needs Pinterest performance reports that look like they came from your agency—not a software vendor—I’d shortlist these:

1. AgencyAnalytics — probably the best fit

AgencyAnalytics has a dedicated Pinterest integration and supports both Pinterest and Pinterest Ads reporting. You can build reusable client templates, automatically pull in metrics, schedule reports, and give clients live dashboards. AgencyAnalytics AgencyAnalytics

The white-labeling is particularly strong: your logo, brand colors, custom domain, and branded client-facing experience can replace the software's branding. AgencyAnalytics

I'd choose this if you're an agency managing multiple Pinterest clients and want one reporting system that can eventually incorporate Google Ads, Meta, GA4, SEO, etc.

agencyanalytics.com

2. DashThis — best if the reports need to look really polished

DashThis is another strong Pinterest-specific option. It supports Pinterest Ads metrics including impressions, clicks, saves, conversions, ROAS and CPC, and lets you create custom widgets and layouts. DashThis

For branding, you can use your own logo, colors/theme, custom reporting URL, and email address, while removing DashThis branding entirely. DashThis

I'd lean toward DashThis if your priority is "I want a beautiful monthly report I can send to a client" rather than building a more comprehensive agency reporting infrastructure.

static.dashthis.com

3. Whatagraph — worth considering for bigger agencies

Whatagraph makes more sense if Pinterest is just one piece of a larger cross-channel report. It's designed around automated reporting across multiple marketing sources and has white-label capabilities.

I'd consider it when a typical client report might be:

Pinterest + Meta + Google Ads + GA4 + email + SEO → one executive report.

4. Looker Studio — best if you want total design control

If you have someone technical on the team, Looker Studio can produce the most bespoke experience. You can essentially design the report around your agency's visual identity rather than being constrained by a reporting SaaS's templates.

The downside is that Pinterest data usually requires a third-party connector, and you have to build/maintain the reporting system yourself. So the software cost can be low while the operational cost is considerably higher.

What I'd choose

For most Pinterest-focused agencies:

AgencyAnalytics → best overall

DashThis → best-looking/easiest client reports

Looker Studio → best custom design if you have technical resources

One important distinction: don't optimize purely for "white label." For Pinterest clients, I'd make sure the system can show more than vanity metrics. Your report should ideally connect:

Reach → engagement → outbound clicks → saves → conversions/revenue → ROAS

and then give the client a short "What happened / Why it happened / What we're doing next" section. That's much more valuable than a beautifully branded screenshot of Pinterest Analytics.

If you tell me roughly how many Pinterest clients you have, whether they're organic Pinterest, Pinterest Ads, or both, and whether you need PDF reports vs. live dashboards, I can narrow this down to the best 1–2 options and compare their current pricing/features.

If you’re an agency and the goal is client-facing Pinterest performance reports that look like they came from your agency, I’d shortlist these:

1. AgencyAnalytics — my recommendation

This is probably the closest match to what you're describing. It has a dedicated Pinterest integration that can report on things like follower growth, pins, comments, saves, engagement, and video metrics. Reports can be automated and scheduled. agencyanalytics.com

The big advantage for an agency is the white-label layer: you can use your agency logo, brand colors, custom domain, branded email sending, and even create different branding profiles for different clients. agencyanalytics.com

You can also combine Pinterest with GA4, Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, SEO, etc. in the same client dashboard rather than giving the client a Pinterest-only report. AgencyAnalytics currently advertises 85+ integrations. agencyanalytics.com

I'd choose this if: Pinterest is one channel within a broader social/digital marketing service.

2. DashThis — best simple alternative

DashThis is particularly good if you want to get a polished client report running quickly without building a reporting system yourself.

It supports automated dashboards, branded reports, your logo/colors, removal of DashThis branding, custom domains, and automated email delivery. It also offers preset templates that you can customize. dashthis.comagencyanalytics.com

I'd choose this if: your primary requirement is "make my monthly reports look great and don't make me spend hours building them."

3. Looker Studio — best if branding/design is paramount

If you want the report to look exactly like your agency's own reporting product, Looker Studio gives you considerably more design freedom.

The downside is that Pinterest isn't as plug-and-play as AgencyAnalytics. You'll generally need a third-party connector/data pipeline, and you'll have to build and maintain the reporting template yourself.

I'd choose this if: you have someone technical/design-oriented on the team and want a highly bespoke report rather than an out-of-the-box agency reporting platform.

4. Whatagraph — best for highly visual multi-channel reporting

Whatagraph is worth considering if your Pinterest reports will ultimately become part of a broader, highly visual marketing report covering social, paid media, SEO, web analytics, etc. Current comparisons put it in the more sophisticated multi-channel agency-reporting category. multisiteseo.com

I'd choose this if: presentation quality and combining lots of marketing channels are more important than keeping the reporting stack extremely simple.

What I'd do for a Pinterest-focused agency

Start with AgencyAnalytics.

I'd build one master template along these lines:

1. Executive Summary
   • What happened this month
   • Biggest wins
   • Biggest issues
   • Recommended actions

2. Pinterest Overview
   • Impressions
   • Engagements
   • Saves
   • Outbound clicks
   • Engagement rate
   • Followers

3. Content Performance
   • Top pins
   • Saves per pin
   • Outbound clicks
   • Impressions
   • Best-performing content categories

4. Growth
   • Month-over-month
   • 3/6/12-month trends
   • Follower growth

5. Traffic / Business Impact
   • Pinterest → website traffic
   • Landing pages
   • Conversions/revenue if you're connecting GA4

6. Next Month's Strategy
   • 3–5 specific actions you're taking based on the data

That last section is important. Don't just give clients a dashboard of Pinterest numbers. The report should answer "So what?" and "What are you doing about it?"

If you're deciding between AgencyAnalytics vs. DashThis specifically, I'd lean AgencyAnalytics for a growing agency, particularly if you expect Pinterest reporting to eventually sit alongside SEO, paid ads, GA4, Meta, TikTok, and other channels. dashthis.comagencyanalytics.com

If your agency primarily needs client-facing Pinterest performance reports with strong custom branding, I’d shortlist these:

1. agencyanalytics.com — my top pick

This is probably the one I'd start with. Its Pinterest integration supports metrics such as follower growth, Pins, comments, engagement and other Pinterest performance data, and it can combine Pinterest with 85+ other marketing data sources. AgencyAnalytics AgencyAnalytics

The agency branding is particularly strong:

• Your logo and brand colors
• Custom report/dashboard themes
• Custom domain for client dashboards
• White-labeled client portal
• Automated/scheduled reports
• Separate dashboards for different clients
• Pinterest organic and Ads reporting AgencyAnalytics AgencyAnalytics

Why I'd choose it: it feels like an actual agency reporting system rather than a dashboard-building project. You can create a Pinterest template once and replicate it across clients.

2. dashthis.com — great alternative

DashThis is worth considering if you care a lot about the visual presentation of the report. It supports white labeling, custom logos/colors, custom domains, custom email addresses and interactive client reports. DashThis DashThis

I'd lean toward DashThis if your reports are primarily a monthly client deliverable rather than something clients constantly log into.

3. Looker Studio — best if you want a completely custom design

If you want the report to look almost exactly like your agency designed it in Figma, Looker Studio + a Pinterest data connector gives you considerably more design freedom.

The downside is operational: you have to build/maintain the reporting infrastructure and connector. For an agency with lots of clients, I'd generally prefer a purpose-built reporting platform unless highly customized visualization is important.

What I would actually do

For a Pinterest-focused agency, I'd build a standardized report around:

Executive summary → Pinterest growth → content performance → audience → traffic/conversions → top Pins → recommendations

For example:

• Executive summary: “Pinterest drove 18% more website sessions this month.”
• Growth: impressions, engagements, saves, outbound clicks
• Content: top 10 Pins by saves/clicks
• Audience: followers and audience demographics
• Business impact: Pinterest referral traffic + conversions
• Creative insights: which topics/formats are winning
• Next month: 3 specific recommendations

That last section is important: clients generally don't need another dashboard full of numbers; they need the agency to explain what the numbers mean and what you're going to do about them.

Bottom line: I'd trial AgencyAnalytics first, then compare it directly with DashThis. AgencyAnalytics is the stronger default if you're managing multiple clients and want Pinterest to sit alongside GA4, Google Ads, Meta, SEO, etc.; DashThis is especially compelling if presentation/design is the priority. AgencyAnalytics DashThis

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have and whether you need Pinterest organic, Pinterest Ads, or both, I can narrow this down to the best option and compare the actual pricing/plan requirements.

The downside is operational: you have to build/maintain the reporting infrastructure and connector. For an agency with lots of clients, I'd generally prefer a purpose-built reporting platform unless highly customized visualization is important.

What I would actually do

For a Pinterest-focused agency, I'd build a standardized report around:

For an agency producing client-facing Pinterest performance reports with custom branding, I’d prioritize tools that support:

• Pinterest organic + Pinterest Ads data connections
• white-label PDFs and dashboards
• agency logo/colors/custom domain
• scheduled delivery
• multi-client management
• narrative insights (not just charts)

Good options:

My shortlist by agency type

Pinterest-focused boutique agency
→ Swydo
Best balance of Pinterest support + professional client reporting. www.swydo.comagencyanalytics.com

Social media management agency handling many platforms
→ AgencyAnalytics or Metricool
Better if Pinterest is part of a broader social package. scoutrival.comagencyanalytics.com

High-end clients who expect beautiful monthly decks
→ Whatagraph
Better presentation layer and executive-friendly visuals. scoutrival.comagencyanalytics.com

Agency with a data analyst/developer
→ Looker Studio
Most flexible, but requires more setup and maintenance. scoutrival.comagencyanalytics.com

For most Pinterest marketing agencies, I’d start by evaluating Swydo vs AgencyAnalytics: Swydo is more reporting-centric, while AgencyAnalytics is stronger as an all-in-one agency reporting hub. www.swydo.comagencyanalytics.com

A strong Pinterest client report template should usually include:

• Monthly impressions/reach
• Saves (a key Pinterest metric)
• Outbound clicks
• Engagement rate
• Top pins by saves/clicks
• Board performance
• Audience growth
• Pinterest Ads spend, CTR, CPC, conversions, ROAS (if running ads)
• “What we learned / next month’s actions” section

That last section is often what separates a valuable agency report from a simple analytics export.

If the goal is client-facing Pinterest performance reports that look like they came from your agency, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: AgencyAnalytics

For a Pinterest-focused agency, AgencyAnalytics is probably the strongest fit. Its Pinterest integration includes metrics such as impressions, clickthroughs, saves, engagement rate, video views/watch time, follower growth, and individual Pin performance. It can also automate scheduled reports. agencyanalytics.com

The important part for your use case is the white-labeling: you can use your agency logo, exact brand colors, custom dashboard/report URLs, and—on appropriate plans—even different branding for individual clients. You can also send scheduled reports from your own domain. agencyanalytics.com

That gives you a workflow like:

Pinterest → AgencyAnalytics → branded dashboard/report → automated email to client

rather than exporting Pinterest Analytics data and designing a PDF manually every month.

DashThis is the other one I'd seriously consider

DashThis is particularly attractive if your priority is beautiful, straightforward recurring client reports. It supports white-label dashboards with your logo, colors, custom domain, and custom email address, and lets you create separate branding for individual client dashboards. dashthis.com

I'd choose:

• AgencyAnalytics → if you want a broader agency operating system with lots of integrations, client access, dashboards, goals, etc.
• DashThis → if reporting itself is the core requirement and you want a very simple/polished reporting workflow.
• Looker Studio → if you have someone who can build and maintain highly customized reports and you care more about design flexibility than turnkey agency functionality.

One caveat: Pinterest connector capabilities can change, so before committing, I'd verify the exact Pinterest metrics you need—not just whether the platform technically says it supports Pinterest.

If you tell me how many clients you have, whether you need PDF reports vs. live dashboards, and what Pinterest metrics you want to show, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing + Pinterest data + white-label features.

If your agency’s main requirement is client-facing Pinterest performance reports that look like they came from your agency—not a software vendor, I’d shortlist these:

1. AgencyAnalytics — probably the best fit

AgencyAnalytics has a dedicated Pinterest integration that pulls metrics such as impressions, clickthroughs, saves, engagement rate, video metrics, follower growth, and Pin activity. You can schedule reports and build live dashboards rather than manually exporting Pinterest data. agencyanalytics.comdashthis.comwww.basedash.com

The big advantage for an agency is the white-label layer: custom logo, brand colors, custom domains, branded dashboards/reports, and—in eligible plans—different branding profiles for different clients. agencyanalytics.com

So you could have something like:

[Your Agency] — Pinterest Performance Report
Client: Acme Co.
Period: July 2026

Impressions ↑ 34%
Saves ↑ 21%
Outbound clicks ↑ 18%
Top Pins
Audience growth
Key insights & recommendations

…and have it automatically populate each month.

See AgencyAnalytics' Pinterest reporting capabilities

2. DashThis — easiest if you want polished reports quickly

DashThis is particularly appealing if your priority is getting a nice-looking client report built quickly. It supports custom report designs, your logo/colors, custom report URLs, and custom email addresses for white-labeled delivery. dashthis.com

I'd choose it over AgencyAnalytics if your agency cares more about presentation simplicity than having a deeper agency-management/reporting environment.

Explore DashThis agency reporting

3. Whatagraph — strongest for visual storytelling

Whatagraph is worth considering if Pinterest is just one part of a broader social/paid-media report and you want reports that feel more like designed marketing presentations.

Industry comparisons currently put Whatagraph among the stronger all-in-one agency reporting platforms, particularly for visual presentation and multi-channel reporting. www.basedash.com

What I would choose

For most Pinterest/social agencies: AgencyAnalytics.

I'd use it to create a standardized Pinterest template with:

1. Executive summary — 3–5 sentences interpreting the month's results
2. KPI scorecard — impressions, saves, outbound clicks, engagement rate
3. MoM trends — current month vs. previous month
4. Top-performing Pins — visual thumbnails + performance
5. Audience/follower growth
6. Content insights — what formats/topics are working
7. Recommendations — what you're changing next month
8. Agency-branded design — logo, colors, custom domain
9. Automated monthly delivery

That last piece is important: don't just give clients a dashboard full of Pinterest numbers. The agency's value should be the interpretation and recommendations layered on top of the data.

Bottom line:

• Best overall: AgencyAnalytics
• Best for simple beautiful reports: DashThis
• Best for highly visual multi-channel reports: Whatagraph
• Best for maximum design control: Looker Studio + a Pinterest connector

If you tell me how many clients you have, whether you report Pinterest alone or alongside Meta/Google/GA4, and whether you need PDF reports or live dashboards, I can narrow this to the best 1–2 options and compare their current pricing/features.

If you’re an agency producing client-facing Pinterest performance reports, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: DashThis

DashThis is probably the closest match to what you're describing.

It specifically supports Pinterest and Pinterest Ads, alongside GA4, Google Ads, Meta, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc. You can build reusable templates, clone dashboards for clients, automate report delivery, and import custom data when necessary. dashthis.com

The big advantage for an agency is the white-label layer: custom logo, colors, custom domain, removal of DashThis branding, and your own email address for reports. dashthis.com

So you could have something like:

reports.youragency.com/client-name/pinterest

rather than handing a client a Pinterest screenshot or a report that visibly belongs to another software vendor.

If visual presentation is the priority: Whatagraph

Whatagraph is another strong choice. Its white-label system lets you customize branding at the team, report, and widget level, including colors, logos, email styling, and a custom reporting domain. help.whatagraph.com

I'd favor it if your reports need to combine Pinterest with lots of other channels and you want them to feel more like polished marketing deliverables than analytics dashboards.

If you're primarily a social-media agency: Metricool

Metricool is worth considering because it combines Pinterest analytics with social scheduling/management and reporting. Its current reporting workflow includes custom report templates, white-label reports, automated reports, PDF/PPT output, and multi-account management. metricool.com

One important distinction

Pinterest itself provides robust analytics and an API for both organic and advertising reporting. Its API currently exposes 90+ metrics across organic Pins and ads, so you don't necessarily need to rely on screenshots or manually exported Pinterest Analytics data. developers.pinterest.com

For an agency, I'd therefore prioritize:

1. Reliable Pinterest + Pinterest Ads integration
2. Reusable client templates
3. White-label/custom domain
4. Automated monthly emails
5. PDF export
6. Ability to combine Pinterest with GA4, Meta, Google Ads, etc.
7. Ability to add written insights/recommendations

Bottom line:

• DashThis → my first choice for a dedicated agency reporting workflow.
• Whatagraph → best if gorgeous, highly visual reports are the priority.
• Metricool → best if you also want social media management.
• AgencyAnalytics → best if reporting is part of a broader SEO/marketing agency stack; it offers custom logos, colors, domains and fully white-labeled dashboards/reports. agencyanalytics.com
• Looker Studio → best if you want to build a very bespoke reporting product yourself.

If you tell me how many clients you have and whether you report Pinterest organic, Pinterest Ads, or both, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options and compare their current pricing/features.

If your agency’s main need is client-facing Pinterest performance reports with strong custom branding, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: DashThis

For a Pinterest-focused agency, DashThis is probably the easiest fit. It specifically lists Pinterest Ads among its integrations, and you can combine Pinterest performance with GA4, Meta, Google Ads, Instagram, etc. in the same client dashboard. dashthis.com

Its white-label capabilities are particularly good:

• Your agency logo
• Your brand colors
• Custom dashboard/report design
• Custom domain, e.g. reports.youragency.com
• Removal of DashThis branding
• Reports sent from your agency email
• Automated reports
• PDF, email, and live-dashboard delivery
• Client-specific branding if you want to use the client's colors/logo dashthis.com

That makes it a good choice if the report is supposed to feel like your agency's proprietary reporting product, rather than "here's a report generated by some SaaS tool."

AgencyAnalytics is the stronger alternative

I'd choose AgencyAnalytics if Pinterest is only one piece of a larger service offering. It supports 85+ data sources and has extensive white-label functionality, including logos, exact brand colors, custom URLs, branded email sending, and multiple white-label profiles for different clients/brands. agencyanalytics.com

So:

Pinterest/social-heavy agency → DashThis
Full-service SEO/PPC/social agency → AgencyAnalytics
Highly customized dashboards + technical team → Looker Studio

One important distinction: if by "Pinterest performance" you mean organic Pinterest account performance (impressions, saves, outbound clicks, pins, followers, etc.) rather than Pinterest Ads, I'd verify the exact Pinterest connector/metrics before committing. The distinction matters because a tool can support Pinterest Ads without necessarily exposing every organic Pinterest Analytics metric you want.

If you tell me (1) organic Pinterest vs Pinterest Ads, (2) number of clients, and (3) whether you want monthly PDF reports or live dashboards, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing.

For an agency producing client-facing Pinterest performance reports with custom branding, I’d prioritize tools that offer Pinterest data connections + white-label dashboards/PDFs + automated delivery. The best options are:

My shortlist by agency type

Boutique Pinterest/creative agency

• Choose AgencyAnalytics. It’s probably the closest fit if the main goal is: “client opens a beautiful report and sees our branding.” agencyanalytics.com

Full-service digital marketing agency

• Choose Whatagraph if Pinterest is one piece of a larger performance report covering multiple channels. thedigitalprojectmanager.comagencyanalytics.com

Social media management agency

• Consider Sprout Social if reporting is tied to scheduling, community management, and content workflows. thedigitalprojectmanager.comagencyanalytics.com

Low-volume agency wanting inexpensive polished PDFs

• Look at DashThis or Metricool. quimbydigital.comthedigitalprojectmanager.com

Metrics I’d include in a Pinterest client report

A professional agency report usually includes:

• Impressions and reach
• Saves (often one of Pinterest’s strongest intent signals)
• Outbound clicks
• Engagement rate
• Top-performing pins
• Top boards
• Follower growth
• Audience demographics
• Month-over-month trends
• Content recommendations (“what to make more of next month”)

For most agencies, I’d start with AgencyAnalytics unless Pinterest is only a small component of a larger marketing stack, in which case Whatagraph is worth comparing. thedigitalprojectmanager.comagencyanalytics.com

If your agency wants client-facing Pinterest performance reports with strong custom branding, I’d shortlist AgencyAnalytics and DashThis. Both now support Pinterest directly and are built around agency reporting workflows.

My recommendation: AgencyAnalytics

AgencyAnalytics is probably the best all-around agency choice if Pinterest is one channel among many.

Why I’d pick it:

• Native Pinterest and Pinterest Ads integrations. help.agencyanalytics.com
• Fully white-labeled dashboards/reports with your logo, colors, custom domain, and agency branding. agencyanalytics.com
• Automated scheduled reports.
• Drag-and-drop dashboards and custom metrics.
• Combines Pinterest with GA4, Google Ads, SEO, social, ecommerce, etc., so clients can see Pinterest in the context of overall marketing performance. agencyanalytics.com
• Client logins/permissions and branded client dashboards.
• Particularly good if you have lots of clients and want reusable report templates.

One important Pinterest-specific caveat: AgencyAnalytics says its Pinterest Ads integration currently provides six months of historical data and can have an initial sync delay of 8–12 hours. help.agencyanalytics.com

Strong alternative: DashThis

DashThis is arguably the better choice if your priority is beautiful, straightforward reporting rather than deep agency management.

It has native integrations for both Pinterest organic analytics and Pinterest Ads. dashthis.com

Its white-labeling is particularly good:

• Agency/client logo
• Brand colors
• Custom dashboard design
• Custom URL such as reports.youragency.com
• Remove DashThis branding
• Send reports from your own email
• PDF, live URL, and automated email delivery dashthis.com

DashThis also has dedicated Pinterest report templates, including metrics such as impressions, saves, clicks, CTR, CPC, CPA and ROAS. dashthis.com

One caveat: DashThis currently documents a 90-day historical-data limitation for Pinterest Analytics, which is something I'd investigate before choosing it if year-over-year Pinterest reporting is important to you. help.dashthis.com

How I'd choose

Bottom line: If you're a full-service agency, I'd start with AgencyAnalytics. If you're primarily a social/Pinterest agency and the main deliverable is a polished monthly performance report, I'd seriously consider DashThis.

If you tell me how many clients you have, whether you report organic Pinterest, Pinterest Ads, or both, and whether you need PDF reports vs. live dashboards, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing, Pinterest metrics, branding, and automation.

If your agency specifically needs client-facing Pinterest performance reports with custom branding, I’d shortlist these:

1. AgencyAnalytics — my first choice

For an agency, this is probably the strongest fit. It has dedicated Pinterest and Pinterest Ads integrations, automated reports, client dashboards, permissions, and extensive white-labeling. agencyanalytics.com

You can put your logo, colors, custom domain, and branded client experience around the reports rather than having the client feel like they're logging into someone else's software. agencyanalytics.com

The Pinterest integration supports audience/engagement reporting, follower growth, recent Pins, comments, etc.; the Pinterest Ads integration covers campaign performance and conversion metrics. agencyanalytics.com

I'd choose it if: Pinterest is one part of a broader agency reporting stack that also includes GA4, Google Ads, Meta, SEO, etc.

2. DashThis — best if you want beautiful reports with less fuss

DashThis is particularly compelling for Pinterest because it has native Pinterest and Pinterest Ads integrations, including dedicated templates. dashthis.comdashthis.com

For Pinterest Ads, it can report on things like:

• Impressions
• Pin clicks
• Outbound clicks
• CTR
• CPC/CPM
• CPA
• ROAS
• Ad spend
• Campaign/ad-group/creative performance

dashthis.com

The white-labeling is strong: your logo, colors, custom URL, custom email address, and removal of DashThis branding are supported. dashthis.com

I'd choose it if: your primary goal is "I want to make a great-looking monthly Pinterest report, clone it for every client, and have it automatically update/send."

3. Looker Studio — best if report design matters more than convenience

If you have someone technical on the team, Looker Studio can give you considerably more control over the actual presentation. You can build a very custom agency-branded report rather than being constrained by a reporting platform's widgets.

The downside is that Pinterest data isn't a straightforward native Google integration, so you're generally dealing with a connector/data pipeline. That adds cost and maintenance.

I'd choose it if: you want a highly bespoke "agency intelligence" dashboard and don't mind investing more setup time.

My recommendation

For most agencies, I'd narrow it to:

AgencyAnalytics → best all-around agency platform
DashThis → best straightforward Pinterest reporting experience

I'd lean AgencyAnalytics if you're reporting Pinterest alongside SEO + Google Ads + GA4 + Meta + other channels. Its agency/client-management and white-label features are especially strong. agencyanalytics.comagencyanalytics.com

I'd lean DashThis if Pinterest/social reporting is the core use case and you want the fastest path to polished, branded monthly reports. Its dedicated Pinterest templates and native organic + paid Pinterest support are a big advantage. dashthis.com

One important distinction: don't just evaluate whether a platform "supports Pinterest." For an agency, I'd specifically test whether it pulls the organic metrics you actually promise clients, the Pinterest Ads metrics you need, whether you can clone a report across 20+ clients, and exactly which white-label features are included at the plan level.

If you tell me how many Pinterest clients you have, whether you report organic, paid, or both, and whether you also need GA4/Meta/Google Ads, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing, white-label capabilities, Pinterest metrics, and scalability.

If you're an agency producing client-facing Pinterest performance reports, I’d shortlist these:

1. AgencyAnalytics — my first choice

AgencyAnalytics

AgencyAnalytics is specifically built around agency reporting. You can customize logos, colors, fonts, report themes, cover pages, dashboards, and client-facing branding; higher-tier functionality also supports multiple white-label profiles for different clients. agencyanalytics.com

I'd choose it if you want clients to feel like they're logging into your agency's reporting platform, rather than receiving a generic Pinterest export.

2. DashThis — easiest reporting workflow

DashThis

DashThis is particularly attractive if your goal is "connect the account → use a template → brand it → automatically send the report." It supports white-label branding, custom colors/logos, custom report URLs, automated emails, and client-specific dashboards. dashthis.com

The main thing I'd verify before committing is the specific Pinterest data you need—especially whether you need organic Pinterest Analytics, Pinterest Ads, or both.

3. Whatagraph — better if Pinterest is part of a larger reporting stack

Whatagraph

Whatagraph is worth considering if a typical client report combines Pinterest with Meta, Google Ads, GA4, TikTok, SEO, ecommerce, etc. Its current platform emphasizes reusable templates, scalable themes, white-label reports, branded client folders, and linked reports. whatagraph.com

One important Pinterest-specific consideration

Don't just evaluate these tools on whether they say "Pinterest integration." Pinterest's API currently exposes 90+ metrics covering organic Pins and ads, so the important question is whether the reporting platform exposes the particular metrics you actually want. developers.pinterest.com

For example, you may want:

• Impressions
• Pin clicks
• Outbound clicks
• Saves
• Engagement rate
• Followers
• Video metrics
• Top-performing Pins
• Pinterest Ads spend
• CPM/CPC
• Conversions/revenue

My recommendation:
If you're a typical small-to-mid-size agency, start with AgencyAnalytics. If you prioritize beautiful automated reports and simplicity, test DashThis alongside it. If you're managing a more complex multi-channel reporting operation, evaluate Whatagraph.

If you tell me how many Pinterest clients you have and whether you report organic, paid, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 1–2 options and compare their current pricing/integration details.

If the main requirement is client-facing Pinterest performance reports with your agency’s branding, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My pick: DashThis

DashThis is probably the best fit if Pinterest reporting is a meaningful part of your agency's offering.

It now has native Pinterest Organic and Pinterest Ads integrations, so you can report on both sides of the account rather than stitching together spreadsheets. Its Pinterest Ads integration supports metrics such as impressions, clicks, CTR, CPC, CPM, CPA and ROAS, while the organic integration covers metrics such as impressions, saves and engagement. dashthis.com

More importantly for an agency, you can:

• Put your agency logo and colors on reports
• Remove DashThis branding
• Use a custom reporting domain such as reports.youragency.com
• Send reports from your own email
• Build reusable templates and clone them across clients
• Combine Pinterest with GA4, Google Ads, Meta, SEO, Shopify, etc.
• Deliver scheduled PDFs or interactive dashboards
• Add comments/interpretation rather than just dumping metrics on the client dashthis.com

That last point is important: I'd make the report strategy-first, rather than simply giving clients a Pinterest analytics export.

🥈 AgencyAnalytics

AgencyAnalytics is the other one I'd seriously consider.

It has dedicated Pinterest and Pinterest Ads integrations, automated reports, client/staff access, and extensive white-labeling. Its Pinterest integration specifically focuses on audience and engagement reporting, while the Pinterest Ads integration handles campaign performance and conversion metrics. help.agencyanalytics.com

I'd lean AgencyAnalytics over DashThis if you want the reporting system to become a broader client portal for your agency, rather than primarily a polished reporting engine.

What I'd choose by agency type

Small/mid-sized Pinterest-focused agency → DashThis

Full-service digital agency with lots of client logins → AgencyAnalytics

Highly customized data visualization / unusual KPIs → Looker Studio

Very visual, presentation-oriented reporting → Whatagraph

One particularly compelling thing about DashThis right now is that its Pinterest ecosystem has recently been expanded to include both organic and paid Pinterest reporting, so you can present the client's entire Pinterest program in one branded report. dashthis.com

If you tell me how many clients you have and whether you report Pinterest organic, Pinterest Ads, or both, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options and compare pricing, white-label capabilities, Pinterest metrics, automation, and client portal quality.

For an agency, you’ll usually want a tool that can do Pinterest data ingestion + automated reporting + white-label branding (logo, colors, custom domain, client portal, scheduled PDFs). These are the strongest options:

My shortlist by agency size

Small–mid-size Pinterest agency (5–50 clients):

• AgencyAnalytics — probably the easiest fit. It’s built specifically for agencies, supports Pinterest reporting, and lets you present reports under your own brand. agencyanalytics.com

Boutique agency that wants beautiful PDFs:

• Whatagraph or DashThis — better if the deliverable is a polished monthly report clients read rather than a live dashboard.

Larger agency / SaaS-style client portal:

• ClicData — better if you want clients logging into a branded analytics environment rather than receiving PDFs. www.clicdata.com

What I’d include in a Pinterest client report

A good agency report usually highlights:

• Monthly impressions and reach
• Saves (often a key Pinterest KPI)
• Outbound clicks / traffic generated
• Top-performing pins
• Top boards
• Follower growth
• Content themes that are gaining traction
• Conversion metrics (if connected to GA4, Shopify, etc.)
• A short “what we learned / next month’s plan” section

For most Pinterest-focused agencies, I’d start with AgencyAnalytics unless you need a very custom BI dashboard. It gives the best balance of Pinterest support, automation, and white-label client presentation. agencyanalytics.com

If Pinterest reporting is the primary requirement, I’d shortlist these rather than choosing a generic social-media scheduler:

My pick: Swydo

For a Pinterest-focused agency, Swydo is probably the cleanest fit. Its Pinterest integration is explicitly built around agency reporting: you can create reusable templates, manage multiple clients, customize the report's branding, and provide client-facing dashboards on a custom domain. www.swydo.com

I'd use it for a monthly report containing:

• Executive summary: impressions, engagements, saves, outbound clicks
• Growth: MoM/YoY changes
• Pinterest traffic: outbound clicks → website sessions
• Content performance: top Pins by impressions, saves, clicks and engagement rate
• Board performance
• Audience metrics
• Paid Pinterest: spend, impressions, clicks, CPC, conversions/ROAS if you're running ads
• Website outcomes: GA4 traffic, conversions and revenue
• Agency commentary: What happened → Why → What we're doing next

The last section is important: clients generally don't need another dashboard—they need your interpretation of the numbers.

If you're a broader full-service agency

I'd lean toward AgencyAnalytics. Its white-label system supports custom-branded dashboards/reports, and it's designed to bring multiple marketing channels into one client reporting environment. agencyanalytics.com

That's preferable if a client might see something like:

Pinterest + Instagram + Meta Ads + Google Ads + SEO + GA4

rather than Pinterest in isolation.

One thing I'd avoid

I wouldn't make Canva + manually exported Pinterest Analytics data your long-term reporting system. Canva is great for the design, but once you have 10–20 clients, manually refreshing metrics and recreating charts becomes operational overhead.

A better architecture is:

Pinterest → reporting platform → branded dashboard/PDF → automated email

with your agency's logo, colors, typography, terminology and commentary baked into the template.

Bottom line:
Swydo if Pinterest is central to your service.
AgencyAnalytics if Pinterest is one channel among many.
Two Minute Reports if you want maximum flexibility and lower-cost reporting around Google Sheets/Looker Studio. twominutereports.com

If you tell me roughly how many clients you have and whether you report organic Pinterest, Pinterest Ads, or both, I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options and compare their current pricing/features.

If the goal is client-facing Pinterest performance reports that look like they came from your agency, I’d shortlist these:

1. My pick: AgencyAnalytics

For a typical agency, I'd start here. It has a dedicated Pinterest integration, automated reports, customizable dashboards, client access, and white-label branding. You can customize logos, colors, layouts, and even use a custom portal domain. help.agencyanalytics.com

It also supports 85+ integrations, so you can put Pinterest alongside GA4, Google Ads, Meta, Shopify, SEO data, etc., rather than giving the client a Pinterest-only report. agencyanalytics.com

Their current pricing is particularly interesting for agencies: $20/client/month when billed annually, with white labeling, client portal, unlimited reports/dashboards, custom domain/email, and all integrations included. agencyanalytics.com

See AgencyAnalytics Pinterest reporting

2. DashThis — if presentation is the priority

I'd choose DashThis if you care most about making the monthly report look exceptionally polished with minimal setup.

It supports Pinterest organic and Pinterest Ads reporting, customizable report themes, agency/client branding, logos, and white-label URLs. dashthis.com

Its particularly nice feature is that you can make a report template once and reuse it across clients. DashThis also lets you use your own branded report URL and email address. dashthis.com

See DashThis Pinterest reporting

3. Whatagraph — for a more sophisticated reporting operation

Whatagraph is worth considering if Pinterest is just one piece of a much larger reporting stack. It supports custom branding at the team, report, and widget level, plus custom domains and branded report emails. help.whatagraph.com

It's more oriented toward agencies with lots of data sources, automated workflows, and larger reporting operations. Its current Max plan is €699/month annually, so I'd generally not choose it for a small agency purely for Pinterest reporting. agencyanalytics.comagencyanalytics.comdashthis.comhelp.whatagraph.comagencyanalytics.com

See Whatagraph

What I'd actually do

If you're a small/midsize agency:
→ AgencyAnalytics

If the report itself is a major part of your client experience:
→ DashThis

If you're managing dozens/hundreds of clients and many data sources:
→ Whatagraph

If you want to build a highly custom visual report and don't mind maintaining it:
→ Looker Studio + a Pinterest connector

One important distinction: if by "Pinterest performance" you mean organic Pinterest analytics (impressions, saves, outbound clicks, followers, pin performance), make sure the tool supports the organic Pinterest connection—not just Pinterest Ads. AgencyAnalytics explicitly supports both Pinterest and Pinterest Ads, while DashThis has dedicated Pinterest organic and Ads reporting. agencyanalytics.com

For most agencies, I'd pick AgencyAnalytics first and DashThis second.

If you're an agency that wants client-facing Pinterest reports with your own branding, the best choice depends on how automated and customizable you want the reporting to be.

Here's how the leading options compare:

Best overall: AgencyAnalytics

If your primary goal is sending polished reports to clients every month, this is one of the strongest choices.

Pros:

• Native Pinterest integration
• White-label reports and dashboards
• Your logo, colors, and custom domain
• Automated monthly email delivery
• Combines Pinterest with Google Analytics, Meta, Google Ads, LinkedIn, and more

Ideal for agencies with 10–500 clients.

Best design: Whatagraph

Whatagraph produces reports that look especially polished.

Strengths include:

• Excellent visualizations
• Drag-and-drop report builder
• White-label client portals
• Scheduled PDF and live dashboards
• Easy executive summaries

A good fit if presentation quality is a priority.

Best value: DashThis

DashThis is straightforward and agency-focused.

Highlights:

• Native Pinterest connector
• Unlimited data widgets
• White-label PDFs
• Fast setup
• Lower learning curve than many BI tools

Best if you want complete customization: Looker Studio

If you don't mind some setup work, Looker Studio offers nearly unlimited flexibility.

Advantages:

• Fully branded reports
• Interactive dashboards
• Custom calculations
• Combine Pinterest with CRM, ecommerce, ad platforms, and internal databases

Trade-offs:

• Pinterest data often requires a connector or custom API integration.
• Initial setup takes more time than agency-specific reporting tools.

Best for enterprise agencies: Power BI

Power BI is appropriate when you need:

• Highly customized dashboards
• Large client portfolios
• Advanced KPIs
• Data warehousing
• Predictive analytics

It requires more technical expertise but offers extensive reporting capabilities.

If you report on multiple channels

If every client uses Pinterest along with Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, LinkedIn, and GA4, these platforms are especially well suited:

1. AgencyAnalytics
2. Whatagraph
3. DashThis
4. Swydo
5. Looker Studio (for maximum flexibility)

Features to look for

For agency reporting, prioritize tools that provide:

• Native Pinterest Analytics integration
• White-label PDFs
• Branded live dashboards
• Automated scheduled reports
• Custom KPI calculations
• Cross-channel reporting
• Client portal access
• Goal and benchmark tracking
• Template libraries
• CSV/PDF export options

For most agencies, AgencyAnalytics offers the best balance of ease of use, white-label branding, automation, and Pinterest support. If your agency emphasizes premium-looking reports, Whatagraph is another excellent option. If you have in-house analytics expertise and want complete control over the dashboard experience, Looker Studio is a strong choice.

If you're an agency creating client-facing Pinterest performance reports with your own branding, the best choice depends on your size and whether you report only on Pinterest or across multiple marketing channels.

My top recommendation: AgencyAnalytics

For most agencies, this is the sweet spot.

Pros:

• White-label client portal
• Custom logo and colors
• Custom domain (youragency.com/report)
• Automated weekly or monthly email reports
• Pinterest Ads reporting
• Combines Pinterest with Google Ads, Meta, GA4, Shopify, etc.
• KPI scorecards
• Goal tracking

It's designed specifically for agencies rather than internal marketing teams.

Best if you want premium-looking reports: Whatagraph

Whatagraph produces some of the nicest-looking reports available.

Features include:

• Presentation-quality charts
• Drag-and-drop report builder
• Agency branding
• Automated report scheduling
• Cross-channel dashboards
• Executive summaries

If clients regularly comment on how polished your reporting looks, this is one of the strongest options.

Lowest-cost customizable option: Looker Studio

If you have someone comfortable with data:

• Unlimited branding
• Unlimited customization
• Interactive dashboards
• Client logins
• Can combine Pinterest with GA4, Shopify, Meta, Google Ads, CRM data, and more

Pinterest provides APIs and custom reporting that can feed BI tools or reporting workflows. developers.pinterest.com

The downside is that you'll usually need a connector or data pipeline to bring Pinterest data into Looker Studio.

If you manage many marketing channels

Most agencies don't want Pinterest reports in isolation.

A typical executive dashboard includes:

• Pinterest Ads
• Organic Pinterest
• Google Analytics 4
• Shopify revenue
• Meta Ads
• Google Ads
• Email marketing
• TikTok
• LinkedIn

Tools like Funnel.io or Whatagraph make it much easier to combine these into one branded report.

Ideal report layout for Pinterest clients

A report that consistently communicates value might include:

1. Executive summary (written by your team)
2. Overall account growth
3. Impressions
4. Outbound clicks
5. Saves
6. Engagement rate
7. Top-performing Pins
8. Best-performing boards
9. Audience growth
10. Website traffic from Pinterest
11. Revenue or conversions (if tracked)
12. Month-over-month trends
13. Recommendations for next month

This tells a story rather than just presenting raw metrics.

If you're a Pinterest-focused agency

I'd recommend:

• AgencyAnalytics if you want the best balance of automation, branding, and ease of use.
• Whatagraph if client presentation quality is your highest priority.
• Looker Studio + Funnel.io if you have technical resources and want complete customization at scale.

That combination gives clients professional, fully branded reports while minimizing manual reporting work each month.

If your agency primarily reports on Pinterest Ads (along with Meta, Google, GA4, etc.) and you want client-facing reports with your own branding, these are the strongest options:

My recommendations

1. AgencyAnalytics (best overall for agencies) ⭐

Ideal if you manage multiple clients and want reporting to be almost hands-off.

Pros:

• Native Pinterest Ads integration
• White-label dashboards
• Your logo, colors, and custom domain
• Scheduled PDF and live dashboard delivery
• Client login portal
• Goal tracking
• AI-generated report summaries

AgencyAnalytics is built specifically for marketing agencies, with extensive white-label options and automated reporting. agencyanalytics.comwww.reddit.com

2. Whatagraph (best-looking reports)

If presentation matters and you want reports that impress clients, Whatagraph is difficult to beat.

Pros:

• Beautiful visual dashboards
• Strong Pinterest integration
• Reusable report templates
• White-label branding
• Great for multi-channel reports (Pinterest + Meta + Google + TikTok)

Many agencies choose it for the quality of its client-facing reports, though it can become more expensive as the number of connected data sources grows. whatagraph.comwww.reddit.com

3. Swydo (best value)

Great for smaller agencies.

Pros:

• Easy automation
• White-label PDFs
• Client dashboards
• Pinterest support
• Unlimited clients on many plans

It tends to be recommended when agencies want dependable recurring reports without paying for more enterprise-oriented platforms. www.reddit.com

If you want completely custom branding

Use:

• Looker Studio
• plus a connector such as Supermetrics or Porter Metrics

This gives you:

• total control over layout
• custom charts
• custom KPIs
• branded themes
• embedded reports

The tradeoff is more setup and ongoing maintenance compared with agency-focused reporting tools. agencyanalytics.comwww.reddit.com

If you're a Pinterest-focused agency

A typical monthly report would include:

• Impressions
• Outbound clicks
• Pin clicks
• Saves
• CTR
• CPC
• CPM
• Spend
• Conversions
• ROAS
• Top-performing Pins
• Audience insights
• Month-over-month comparisons
• Strategic recommendations (written summary)

Most of the platforms above can automate these metrics once connected to a Pinterest Ads account.

My overall picks

• Best overall: AgencyAnalytics
• Best-looking reports: Whatagraph
• Best budget option: Swydo
• Best for complete customization: Looker Studio + Supermetrics

If you're planning to scale to 50–500 Pinterest clients, I would lean toward AgencyAnalytics or Whatagraph because both are designed around reusable templates, automation, and agency branding.

If you're running an agency and need client-facing Pinterest reports with your own branding, the best choice depends on whether you want simple automated dashboards or highly customized reports.

Here's how the leading options compare:

Best overall for agencies

1. AgencyAnalytics

• Built specifically for agencies
• Client portals
• White-labeled dashboards
• Automatic report scheduling
• Combines Pinterest with Google Analytics, Meta, LinkedIn, Google Ads, TikTok, and more
• Minimal setup

Ideal if you manage 10–100+ clients.

2. Whatagraph
Many agencies consider this the gold standard for beautiful marketing reports.

Strengths:

• Highly polished visual reports
• White-label PDFs
• Live dashboards
• Drag-and-drop designer
• Combines Pinterest with every major marketing channel

Excellent if presentation quality is important.

3. Databox
Great for clients who want to log in and check performance anytime.

Features:

• Live KPI dashboards
• Branded reports
• Goal tracking
• Mobile app
• Automated email summaries

Lowest-cost option

Looker Studio + Supermetrics

Pros:

• Nearly unlimited customization
• Can exactly match your brand
• Flexible calculations
• Interactive dashboards

Cons:

• Requires setup
• Pinterest data typically comes through a paid connector
• More maintenance than agency-focused platforms

If you want premium reports

Many agencies use this stack:

• Supermetrics → pulls Pinterest data
• Looker Studio → creates dashboards
• Canva → branded cover pages (for PDFs)
• Zapier or Make → automates report delivery

This provides maximum flexibility while keeping recurring costs manageable.

Features to look for

For Pinterest reporting specifically, make sure the software includes:

• Impressions
• Outbound clicks
• Saves
• Engagement rate
• Pin clicks
• Top-performing Pins
• Top boards
• Audience growth
• Video views
• Conversion tracking (if connected)
• Date comparisons (month-over-month and year-over-year)
• Scheduled PDF delivery
• Client portal
• Custom logo, colors, and domain

Recommendation by agency size

• 1–10 clients: Looker Studio + Supermetrics (most cost-effective if you're comfortable with setup)
• 10–100 clients: AgencyAnalytics (best balance of automation and ease of use)
• Presentation-focused agencies: Whatagraph (excellent design and white-label capabilities)
• Enterprise or BI teams: Power BI with a Pinterest connector

If your agency also reports on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google Ads, GA4, and Pinterest together, Whatagraph and AgencyAnalytics are generally the strongest all-around choices because they consolidate all channels into a single branded report.

If your goal is professional, client-facing Pinterest reports with your agency's branding, the best choice depends on how much automation and customization you need.

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Best for: Marketing agencies managing multiple clients

Why it's a strong choice:

• Native Pinterest integration (organic and/or ads, depending on the connection)
• Fully white-labeled reports
• Custom logo, colors, and domain
• Automated weekly/monthly report delivery
• Live dashboards clients can access anytime
• Combines Pinterest with GA4, Google Ads, Meta, Search Console, Shopify, etc.

Ideal if you're a full-service agency and want clients to receive reports that look like your own software. agencyanalytics.com

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Swydo is built around agency reporting rather than social scheduling.

Strengths:

• White-label Pinterest reports
• Custom templates
• Agency branding
• Interactive dashboards
• One-click template updates across many clients
• Scheduled PDF reports

If Pinterest is one of your primary services, this is one of the strongest reporting options. www.swydo.com

Best if you want complete design freedom: Looker Studio

Use Pinterest API → Supermetrics (or another connector) → Looker Studio.

Pros:

• Unlimited branding
• Completely custom layouts
• Executive dashboards
• Interactive filtering
• Can blend Pinterest with CRM, GA4, Shopify, Meta, and ad platforms

Cons:

• More setup
• Connector costs
• Maintenance required

This is what many larger agencies build once they reach 30–50+ clients.

Best enterprise option: urlClicDataturn0search6

Great if you want:

• White-label client portals
• Custom login
• Custom domain
• Advanced BI dashboards
• Multiple data sources

More powerful than typical marketing reporting tools but also more complex. www.clicdata.com

If you're already using Pinterest heavily

Pinterest itself provides reporting through urlPinterest Business Managerturn0search4, and agencies can use its reporting tools or API as the data source for external dashboards. business.pinterest.com

What I would recommend

What impresses clients the most

The software matters less than the report itself. High-retention agencies typically include:

• Executive summary ("What happened this month?")
• KPI scorecard (Impressions, Saves, Outbound Clicks, CTR, Conversions, ROAS)
• Top-performing Pins
• Top-performing boards
• Audience growth
• Website traffic from Pinterest
• Conversion trends
• Month-over-month comparisons
• 3–5 actionable recommendations for the next month

That narrative and recommendations section often provides more perceived value than charts alone.

If you're building a premium Pinterest marketing agency, I'd lean toward AgencyAnalytics for its ease of use and polished white-label experience. If you want reports that look completely bespoke and are willing to invest in setup, Looker Studio with a Pinterest connector offers the most flexibility.