Oviond vs ReportGarden: the same pricing model, different math

ReportGarden and Oviond price the same way — by client count, with unlimited reports. That makes this the cleanest comparison on our list: 5 clients costs $75/month on ReportGarden; Oviond's 10-client minimum is $40/month, and beyond 10 clients ReportGarden has no published tier at all. Here's the honest breakdown, dated and sourced.

By · Co-Founder & CEO, OviondLast updated

The real difference: price per client and what happens past 10

ReportGarden is a long-standing agency reporting tool (founded 2013, "7,000+ agencies" claimed) with the same core idea as Oviond: pay by client count, get unlimited reports and dashboards. Its published plans are Standard at $75/month for 5 clients and Professional at $125/month for 10 clients — past 10 clients it's "contact sales," and annual discounts exist but aren't published. Reviewers like the time savings and support, and complain about data-sync failures (Facebook Ads especially), a clunky editor, and the monthly price.

Oviond's published tiers run from $40/month (annual billing, 10-client minimum) through 100 clients, with white-label (unlimited themes), one custom domain per client, full API, and an MCP server on every plan. ReportGarden's one AI feature is report summaries; it has no MCP. Same model — different math, different momentum.

Oviond vs ReportGarden at a glance

Comparison facts as of — taken from each vendor's public pricing and documentation. Spotted something out of date?Tell us and we'll fix it.
OviondReportGarden
Price for 5 clients$40/month (annual) · $50 month-to-monthStandard: $75/month
Price for 10 clients$40/month (annual) · $50 month-to-monthProfessional: $125/month
Beyond 10 clients$40/monthNo published tier — "Custom," contact sales
Annual billingPublished: 20% off month-to-month rates"Discounts for annual plans are available" — rates not published
Integrations70+ marketing data sources, plus Google Sheets and custom datasets for data beyond native integrations~70 integrations listed; site claims "100+ channels"
White-label & custom domainEvery plan — unlimited themes, one custom domain per client in your planWhite-labeled dashboards and client-portal custom domain (CNAME) offered; tier inclusion not specified on the pricing page
AI & MCP supportMCP server on every plan — pull data, build reports, and manage clients from Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-ready AI tool"Ask AI" report summaries; no public MCP offering found as of July 2026
Historical dataNo plan-based history window; available history depends on the connected account and source APIVaries by integration
Product momentumActive development (MCP server shipped 2026)Most recent blog post March 2025; newest Capterra review January 2024 (as of July 2026)
Reviews4.3/5 on Capterra (45 reviews)4.5/5 on Capterra (73 reviews)
CompanyFounded 2018Founded 2013; "7,000+ agencies" claimed

Same pricing model, side by side

Published rates as of July 2026. ReportGarden shows monthly prices ($75/$125); its annual discounts aren't published, and there's no published plan beyond 10 clients. Oviond figures are annual-billing tiers (month-to-month: $50 at the 10-client minimum).

Comparison facts as of — taken from each vendor's public pricing and documentation. Spotted something out of date?Tell us and we'll fix it.
OviondReportGarden
5 clients$40/month (annual) · $50 month-to-month$75/month (Standard)
10 clients$40/month (annual) · $50 month-to-month$125/month (Professional)
25 clients$100/monthCustom — contact sales
50 clients$200/month (annual)Custom — contact sales

Which should you choose?

Choose Oviond if…

  • You want the same client-count model at roughly half the published price — $40 vs $75 for 5 clients
  • You plan to grow past 10 clients and want published tiers instead of a sales conversation
  • You want AI workflows — Oviond ships a full MCP server on every plan; ReportGarden's AI stops at report summaries
  • Product momentum matters — you're buying a roadmap your clients will see every month

Choose ReportGarden if…

  • You're already invested in it and its integration set covers your clients — switching has real costs
  • Its premium report templates and dedicated onboarding (Professional tier) fit how your team works
  • Its higher Capterra rating (4.5/5 from 73 reviews) reassures you, noting the newest review is from January 2024
  • You need one of the ~70 integrations it lists that Oviond doesn't cover

What reporting in Oviond actually looks like

Pricing tables only go so far. These are the screens agencies spend the most time in — real product, no mockups.

A client-ready report, delivered how each client wants it

Reports live at a shared link, arrive by scheduled email, or embed where your clients already look — and every client keeps one connected view of their numbers, on your branding.

Screenshot of Oviond's sharing features, including email delivery, client portals, and embed options for marketing reports.

Templates you reuse, a client layer you customize

Start every client from the same template, then drag in the data, text, and visuals that client actually cares about. The structure stays repeatable; the exceptions stay manageable.

Drag-and-drop report builder in Oviond, adding data, headings, text, images, and embeds to a branded marketing report.

Recurring delivery without the monthly rebuild

Schedule a report once and it refreshes and sends itself on your cadence. Your team's time goes to the commentary and next steps, not the copy-paste.

Automated report delivery in Oviond, scheduling a Marketing Performance Summary email to clients on a monthly sending frequency.

More ReportGarden alternatives worth a look

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Sources and verification

Every comparison claim above was checked against each vendor's public pricing and documentation, last verified . Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we'll fix it.

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ReportGarden vs Oviond FAQs

Is ReportGarden cheaper than Oviond?

No — at published July 2026 rates it's the same model at a higher price: $75/month vs $40/month at Oviond's 10-client minimum, and $125/month vs $40/month for 10 (Oviond annual billing; Oviond's month-to-month rate is $50). Past 10 clients ReportGarden publishes no price at all, while Oviond's tiers are published through 100 clients.

Does ReportGarden have an MCP or AI features?

Its AI feature is "Ask AI" report summaries (introduced April 2025). We found no public MCP offering as of July 2026. Oviond includes an MCP server on every plan — pull client data, build reports, and manage clients from Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-ready AI tool.

Is ReportGarden still actively developed?

The product is live and sold (14-day trial, "7,000+ agencies" claimed). What's public: its most recent blog post is from March 2025 and its newest Capterra review is from January 2024, as of July 2026. Factor the pace of visible updates into a tool your clients see monthly.

Does Oviond cap historical data?

Oviond does not add a plan-based history window. Available history depends on the connected account and the source platform API, so source-specific retention and API limits still apply.

What does ReportGarden do better than Oviond?

Honestly: a longer track record (2013), a larger claimed user base, a higher Capterra rating (4.5/5 from 73 reviews vs Oviond's 4.3/5 from 45), premium report templates, and dedicated onboarding on its Professional tier. Reviewers do also report data-sync issues and editor clunkiness — read a few recent ones before deciding.

Is there a free trial of Oviond?

Yes — 15 days with every feature included. ReportGarden offers a 14-day trial.

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