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CrunchJunkie is a client reporting platform for agencies and in-house marketing teams, with AI brand-visibility tracking built in as part of the same dashboard.
Connect your data sources โ Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Meta, Google Search Console, and Microsoft Ads โ and build automated, white-label reports for clients or stakeholders. No more stitching together screenshots from five different platforms before a Monday morning meeting.
Traditional analytics can't tell you what happens when someone asks ChatGPT or Google "what's the best tool for X." CrunchJunkie's AI-Visibility module runs your brand (and your competitors) through real prompts across:
You get mention counts, share of voice against named competitors, sentiment, and average position โ tracked over time instead of a one-off manual check.
If you're currently reporting out of Looker Studio, Whatagraph, AgencyAnalytics, DashThis, Databox, or Supermetrics and separately trying to keep tabs on AI mentions with something like Peec.ai, CrunchJunkie's pitch is simple: one dashboard for both, instead of two logins and a manual copy-paste into your client deck every month.
CrunchJunkieCrunchJunkie's answer:
CrunchJunkie combines two things that are usually separate tools: automated client reporting across Google Ads, GA4, Meta, Search Console, and Microsoft Ads, and AI-visibility tracking that monitors brand mentions across Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode, Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude. Most competitors do one or the other โ a reporting dashboard (like AgencyAnalytics or Whatagraph) or a dedicated AI-mention tracker (like Peec.ai) โ but not both in the same workspace.
CrunchJunkie's answer:
If you're already building client reports from GA4, Google Ads, Meta, or Search Console, CrunchJunkie lets you add AI-visibility tracking to that same workspace instead of paying for and logging into a second, single-purpose tool just to check whether ChatGPT or Google AI Overviews mention your brand or your clients' brands.
CrunchJunkie's answer:
Marketing agencies managing reporting for multiple clients across several ad and analytics platforms, and in-house marketing teams who need both performance reporting and AI-visibility tracking without adding another vendor to their stack.