DashThis Pricing Overview

The UI is easy on the eyes and the user experience of the platform is good. The integrations for Google ads, Google analytics, LinkedIn Ads and Meta ads are helpful. Performance of the platform is seamless. We find it affordable for smaller clients. Their support team is very responsive and has helped us with adding or removing dashboards from subscription easily. The AI summary, wins, and Issues sections are helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We are unable apply advanced filters by conversion names in Google ads, and are unable to embed Looker Studio reports, which are at times more advances in terms of filters.

We would also love to integrate Simpli.fi platform to expand the use of Dashthis to our programmatic clients. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how flexible and customizable the DashThis dashboard builder is, which fits perfectly with my work as a Brand Community & Engagement Manager at Nürnberg Brand Lifestyle UG. It allows me to drag and drop widgets to build dashboards focused entirely on our community KPIs. I can connect traffic data from MonsterInsights, import quiz performance statistics, and bring in social referral metrics all in one unified view, making it easy to compare how different personality tests and interactive quizzes perform against each other. The CSV upload function is invaluable for importing offline quiz responses and community feedback. I can combine quantitative engagement data with qualitative user comments, helping me tweak quiz wording and page layout to lower abandonment. Last month, I rolled out a seasonal lifestyle quiz targeted at German consumers. Thanks to my custom DashThis dashboard, I quickly spotted that most users dropped off at the third question. Without this consolidated view, I would have needed to switch between three separate spreadsheets to identify the same issue. I particularly value the recurring automated reports sent directly to management every Monday morning. Before we moved away from Windsor.ai, I spent multiple hours every week copying charts and compiling slides for team meetings. Now automated deliveries remove the need to manually rebuild reports. The interface stays intuitive even when I maintain multiple dashboards for separate community campaigns. DashThis brings all community engagement metrics together and eliminates the endless spreadsheet reconciliation I struggled with previously, freeing up time to develop new interactive content and communicate with community members. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest frustration I encounter is the awkward workflow for building advanced segmented filters. It becomes cumbersome when I want to isolate metrics for specific visitor groups, as I have to manually stack multiple filter rules. There is no way to save reusable filter templates, so I recreate similar settings repeatedly. Last month, I tried to compare quiz completion rates between Nürnberg local members and other German visitors. The platform could not combine location filters and quiz engagement metrics smoothly. I had to build separate widgets and cross-reference figures manually, adding extra workload before my weekly community review. I also face inconsistent data refresh timing for connected integrations. Scheduled automatic syncs with MonsterInsights sometimes lag by several hours. When I launched a weekend personality quiz, I needed real-time participation data to plan social media promotion. Outdated numbers misled me, and I missed the best window to boost the campaign. There is minimal visibility on sync timelines, and I would welcome clear last-synced timestamps, a one-click manual refresh button and adjustable refresh frequency for different dashboards. On top of that, the CSV import system enforces rigid formatting rules. Small differences in column headers or encoding can block entire datasets from uploading. Once I spent over two hours adjusting exported quiz data just to make the file compatible. All these small friction points add up and eat into time I could spend improving community interaction. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.