Diginius is a digital marketing reporting platform that pulls ads, SEO, and social data into one dashboard. It helps a woman running a marketing agency with several client accounts, or a founder spending on ads across platforms who wants performance at a glance without logging into each one.
Key features
- Cross-channel dashboards: ads, SEO, and social together.
- Automated reporting: less manual client reporting.
- White-label reports: under your agency’s brand.
- Multi-account tracking: from one login.
- Alerts: on significant performance changes.
Pricing
Pricing is generally quote-based rather than a published rate, scaling with accounts, channels, and clients. Request a quote for your actual setup.
Prices change over time. Details above are based on the Diginius sales team.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Saves a lot of time versus manual reports | Prices are not published |
| White-label helps agencies | Overkill for one or two simple campaigns |
Diginius vs Databox
Databox, also covered on bahiyat, offers general KPI dashboards pulling from many tools, with a free plan to start. Diginius focuses more on ad and marketing reporting for agencies.
Who it’s best for
Women running marketing agencies and founders managing paid campaigns across several platforms.
Skip it if you run one simple campaign. Native platform dashboards are enough.
How to get started
List the channels and accounts you manage, then request a quote and demo before committing.
FAQ
Are prices published? Usually not. Pricing is quote-based.
Does it suit small agencies? Yes if they manage several clients, especially with white-label reports.
Disclosure: bahiyat may earn a commission if you sign up for Diginius through the links in this article. This does not change what you pay, and it does not influence which tools we choose to cover.
