Your whole client list, on one clean data layer.

We clean up each client's marketing data, keep it in storage they own, and make it something your team and your AI tools can work with. When a client asks what your agency does with AI, this is the answer.

The blocker isn't the AI.

Clients have started asking. “We use ChatGPT” doesn't hold the room anymore.

The honest answer is harder, because nothing clever runs on messy data, and most client accounts run on exactly that.

It's the data.

Every client has a different Looker Studio, and one of them breaks every time a platform changes its API. Reporting week eats days your team could bill, and the client still asks what the numbers mean.

Somewhere in your agency right now, someone is rebuilding a dashboard that fell over at the weekend.

We gather each client's channels, clean them, and hand back one tidy layer per brand. The definitions are written down once and agreed with your team, and the layer stays current on a schedule, not when someone remembers to export.

Your client list as you've always wanted it.

Drag the line. Without broch, every client means another dashboard stack and another private definition of a conversion. With broch, every client sits on the same clean shape.

Monday, 9am: five roas numbers and a spreadsheet to referee them

Your account managers answer in the meeting instead of promising to check, and when a client asks how the quarter really went, you answer from their own record, with each platform's claim beside it. That trust conversation is over before it starts.

Why not stick with Supermetrics and Looker Studio?

They do what they were built for, which is moving numbers into dashboards for people to read. broch does a different job. It cleans and defines each client's data once, then makes it readable by your people and by any tool that speaks MCP. And it does that across the whole client list, not one rebuilt dashboard at a time.

How the options compare, for an agency.

Every option below can put numbers in front of a client. The difference is what it costs your team to keep doing it, client after client.

Reporting tools
Platforms
Your own hire
AI on the mess
broch.ai
One clean layer across the whole client list
Storage and history that stay the client's
Every number defined once, the same shape for every client
Remembers each client's quirks
Survives a platform changing its API
Accountable for the numbers being right
Read by your team and any tool that speaks MCP
A new client is a repeat, not a rebuild
An answer when clients ask about AI
Running this afternoon
Free or nearly free to start
No salary, no managing

A dash means it does part of the job.

AI finds the insight. Your team makes the change.

broch is read-only by design. It never touches a campaign or a budget. Your team keeps making the calls. The difference is what they're arguing from.

Their data, their storage.

Each engagement runs per client brand, in a project built for that client and ready to hand over. That makes broch an easy thing to put in front of a client. It's their data, made useful, and it stays theirs.

How it starts.

Pick one client.

We connect their channels read-only and set up the storage in a project built for them.

The layer looks after itself.

From then on it stays current on its own schedule, and the next client takes the same shape as the first.

Bring the second when the first has earned it.

Each client is its own engagement, in its own accounts, so there's nothing to migrate and no list to commit up front.

Built by people who've done reporting week.

We come from marketing and agency work ourselves. We built the layer we always wished was underneath us.

Independent agencies, five to thirty people.

Running paid, email and SEO for SMB and ecommerce clients. Bigger, with a data team of your own? You'll have half of this built already. Still worth a conversation.

A fractional CMO, or a consultant with a handful of clients? For consultants is your page.

Start with the client whose numbers you trust least.

Tell us what your client list looks like and where their data lives. We'll tell you what's in the way, starting with a free one-hour discovery call.