SEO, local, links, content, PPC, LSA, and paid social — every channel you sell, reported in one branded dashboard your client can open any day of the month.
Most reporting tools were built to visualize one channel. Agencies sell seven — SEO, local, links, content, PPC, LSA, and paid social — and end up stitching a report together out of four dashboards, two spreadsheets, and a screenshot the night before the call. Agency OS reports on every service you sell, in one place, per client. The data pulls itself in, the report carries your brand, and the client can open it any day of the month instead of waiting for it.
The report is sectioned by service — SEO, local, links, content, PPC, LSA, paid social — and each client only shows the sections you actually run for them. Pick a date range, hit refresh to pull live, and the whole thing rebuilds against the new period with the previous-period comparison already calculated.
GA4, Search Console, Google Business Profile, Google Ads, Local Services Ads, and Meta broker through Windsor.ai, with Ahrefs, Local Falcon, and DataForSEO for rankings, links, and grid tracking. Connect a source once, paste the account IDs on the client's Data tab, and it feeds every report and every analysis from then on — there's no per-client rebuild and no cap on what you can plug in.
Every channel reports the same numbers — volume, leads, and cost per lead — so SEO, local, links, content, PPC, LSA, and paid social sit in one table and can actually be compared. The blended cost per lead puts the retainer next to the ad spend, which is the number that tells a client where the next dollar should go.
One button reads the whole report and writes what's working, what isn't, and why — the same read a senior strategist would give you, on every client, in the time it takes to open the page. It runs on your own Claude plan through the connector, so there's no separate API key and no separate bill, and every analysis is saved to the client's Analyses tab.
Upload your logo and set your accent colour once and every client report carries it — the report looks like your agency built it, because your agency did. Share a live link instead of a PDF, so the client can check performance mid-month and stop emailing you for numbers.
Every service you sell, reported: SEO, local, links, content, PPC, LSA, and paid social.
Sessions, clicks, impressions, and average position from Search Console, matched against the leads and conversions from analytics. Keyword movement broken out by top 3, top 10, and top 100, plus the landing pages driving the gains — so the report answers "is this working?" instead of just showing a line going up.
Grid heat maps show where the client actually ranks across their service area, tracked over time so you can point at the squares that turned green. Alongside it: Google Business Profile rankings, calls, direction requests, and website clicks — the numbers a local client already understands.
The links placed this period with their target page, anchor, and authority — then the performance of the pages you pointed them at. Clients stop asking what they paid for, because the report shows the placement and the ranking and traffic change on the page that received it.
Everything shipped this period pulled straight from the content board — with the traffic, keywords, and conversions each piece has picked up since it went live. Report the three pieces now driving leads, not just the eight you published.
Clicks, cost, conversions, and cost per conversion by campaign — with the trend against the previous period, so a rising cost per lead shows up in the report before it shows up in an angry email. Broken out by campaign and keyword, not rolled into one account-level number.
Leads, charged calls, message leads, and cost per lead from Local Services Ads, next to every other channel. LSA sits in its own silo in most stacks — here it lands in the same report as SEO and PPC, so the client can see which channel is actually cheaper.
Clicks, leads, conversions, and cost per result by campaign — plus a creative breakdown that ranks the ads actually producing leads. It tells you what to scale and what to kill, and it gives the client a reason the spend moved.
Agency OS exposes every client report to Claude through the BPT connector. Claude reads the same live data the report is built on — pulling a client's numbers, comparing periods, writing the analysis, and saving it back to the client record.
Most sources broker through Windsor.ai, so connecting once feeds every client report — and anything not on the list can come in as a custom source.
Watch a month of client data become a report you can send.
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Everything you need to know before you move your client reporting over.
Sources broker through Windsor.ai — GA4, Search Console, Google Business Profile, Google Ads, Local Services Ads, and Meta — with Ahrefs, Local Falcon, and DataForSEO for rankings, links, and grid tracking. You connect each source once, then paste the account IDs on the client's Data tab.
SEO (traffic, clicks, keywords, leads), local SEO (grid heat maps, GBP rankings, calls, clicks), links (placements and the performance of the pages they point at), content (what you published and what it earned), PPC, LSA, and paid social (clicks, conversions, cost per result, best-performing ads). Each client only shows the sections you run for them.
Yes. Upload your logo and set your accent colour once and every client report carries your brand, not ours — as does the app itself.
Yes. Each client report has a live share link, so they can check performance any day of the month instead of waiting for a monthly PDF. You control which sections they see.
One button reads the whole report and writes what's working, what isn't, and why — then saves it to the client's Analyses tab. It runs on your own Claude plan through the connector, so there's no separate API key and no separate bill.
As far back as each source allows. Search Console history tops out around 15 months — Google's limit, not ours — so that's the longest preset for search data. Reports read from a cache, so hit Refresh to pull the latest.
No. It's part of Agency OS, which is included in your $199/mo Blueprint Training membership along with the CRM, project management, billing, the AI agent suite, and the community.