The library
Practical guides to building Data Studio reports that people actually read — from the first connection to the story on the summary page.
Thirteen reporting tools, three different purchases: a mini-review of each, with prices checked 13 October 2026, review ratings and which job each one fits…
Three reporting tools metered on three different things, compared on sources, sharing, white-labelling and AI, and priced client by client from 1 to 25.
Two products, three names: the rename history with Google's own dates, what Data Studio, Pro and Looker cost, the 1 August 2026 change for Looker customers…
Supermetrics' plans after the autumn 2026 changes: every extra, what each limit counts, five worked bills from €49 to €407 a month, and what users say.
Data Studio, Power BI and Tableau compared for marketers: the cost of builders and readers, native marketing connectors, modelling, AI features, reviews an…
Why agencies leave AgencyAnalytics, ten alternatives priced on the same assumptions from 1 to 30 clients, and the cases where the platform is still the bet…
Seven Supermetrics alternatives for people who build in Data Studio, matched to the limit you've hit, priced on today's plans, with real dashboards.
Per account, flat tier, or tier with a per-source cap: how Porter, Windsor.ai and Supermetrics bill, what five real setups pay, and what reviewers say.
Google's own connectors cover Google's products for free. For everything else, six partners bill on six different units; here is what each counts and costs…
A scorecard is the most-read component on any report and the least-designed. Usually left on defaults: a number, floating, with no idea what it's for.
Data Studio has dark themes. It does not have dark mode. One is a preference each reader sets; the other is a decision you make for everybody, permanently.
Data Studio's theme sets a font family. It does not set a font size. That one gap is why reports drift.
Nothing matches that yet.
