Reports
Client reports with your logo on them
Turn weeks of numbers into a clean, branded report in minutes. Hand clients proof of the growth you delivered, on your logo and your colors, without spreadsheet surgery.
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Your analytics, dressed for a client. Branded, exportable, and built from the same numbers you already track across every channel.
Your brand, not ours
Put your own logo and colors on every report. Clients see your agency on the front page, not Lemonpost. That is what white-label means here.
The metrics that matter
Impressions, reach, engagement, views, and follower growth, plus your top posts and a per-channel breakdown. The numbers a client wants, none of the noise.
Any range, any channels
Report on 7, 30, or 90 days, for one platform or all nine at once. Pick the window and the accounts, and the report fills itself in.
Export and send
Download a finished report to share however clients like it. One clean file, ready to attach to an email or drop in a deck.
How it works
From raw numbers to a client-ready report in four steps
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Add your branding
Set your logo and colors once. Every report you build uses them, so your agency is on the front page from the first one.
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Pick the range and channels
Choose the date range and the accounts to include. One client's Instagram and TikTok, or every platform you run for them.
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Review the numbers
The report pulls your metrics together automatically. Look it over, the same figures you see in analytics, laid out for a client to read.
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Export and send
Download the finished report and send it. Proof of the month's work, in a file that looks like it came from you.
A closer look
What goes into a Lemonpost report
Inside the report
Every number a client wants, in one place
A report is built from the same analytics Lemonpost already tracks for you, pulled from every connected channel. No exporting CSVs from six apps and stitching them together. You pick the window and the accounts, and the numbers arrive already assembled.
Reach and engagement. Impressions, reach, views, and engagement over 7, 30, or 90 days, with the trend across the range.
Follower growth. How the audience grew over the period, across every channel, so the result is impossible to miss.
Top posts and channels. The best performers ranked by engagement, plus a breakdown of which platforms carried their weight.
White-label
It looks like it came from you
White-label reporting means the client sees your brand, not the tool behind it. Lemonpost puts your logo and your colors on the report, so what lands in their inbox reads as your agency's work. It is the difference between sending a client results and sending them proof.
Your logo up front. Your mark on the report, not Lemonpost's. The tool stays invisible.
Your colors throughout. Match the report to your brand so it fits the rest of what you send clients.
One report per brand. Each brand you manage gets its own branded report, so clients never see each other's.
For an agency, the report is part of the client relationship. It should look like your work, not an ad for the tool that made it.
What is a social media reporting tool?
A social media reporting tool turns the metrics from your accounts into a clear, shareable report, instead of leaving you to pull numbers by hand. The good ones do two jobs: gather the data from every platform automatically, and present it in a way a client or a boss can read at a glance. Lemonpost does both, and puts your brand on the result.
Why use a reporting tool instead of a spreadsheet?
Building a client report by hand means logging into each platform, exporting numbers, pasting them into a spreadsheet, and formatting the whole thing so it reads well. Every month, for every client. A reporting tool collects the data for you and lays it out the same way each time, so a report that used to take an afternoon takes a few minutes. The time you save is the whole point, and the numbers are consistent instead of hand-copied.
What does white-label reporting mean?
White-label means the report carries your brand rather than the tool's. When you send a client a white-label report, they see your agency's logo and colors, and no sign of the software that made it. For agencies and freelancers, that matters: the report is a piece of your client relationship, and it should look like your work, not an ad for the platform you happen to use. Lemonpost's reports are white-label, so your brand is the only one on the page.
What should a social media report include?
A useful report answers one question: is this working? That means the headline reach and engagement numbers over the period, follower growth so the client can see the audience building, the top posts that earned the most, and a per-channel view when you run more than one platform. Lemonpost pulls all of it from your connected accounts, so every report covers the same ground without you deciding what to gather each time.
How often should you send client reports?
Most agencies report monthly, which is why the report handles a 30-day range cleanly, but the right cadence is whatever the client agreed to. A weekly check-in during a launch, a 90-day view for a quarterly review. Because the report builds itself from your live numbers, changing the window is a matter of picking a different range, not redoing the work, so you can match the rhythm each client expects.
One report for every platform you manage
A report can cover Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, and Bluesky, together or one at a time. Pick the channels, pick the range, and the numbers come from every account at once.
Plays well with the rest of Lemonpost
Customer story
Why agencies pick Lemonpost for client work
- saved every week
- 5 hrs saved every week
- posts going out, no more silent weeks
- Every week posts going out, no more silent weeks
- for her brand and every client
- 1 calendar for her brand and every client
Read the full story“Half the time I don't even open the app. I just tell Claude what to post, then check it in Lemonpost after.”
Fanny Mäkelä, Social media manager
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Social media manager
“We launched a product and got literally zero traffic. It's now been 5 months and we're consistently launching content — and I love the DM feature so we can give our audience some free value.”
Fredrik Kreim
FAQ
Reporting questions, answered
It is a report that carries your brand instead of the tool's. Lemonpost puts your logo and colors on it, so the client sees your agency's work, not the software behind it. There is no Lemonpost branding on a report you send.
Impressions, reach, views, and engagement over your chosen range, follower growth across the period, your top posts ranked by engagement, and a per-channel breakdown when you report on more than one platform. It is the same data as your analytics dashboard, laid out for a client.
All nine: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, and Bluesky. You can report on one platform or several at once, and pick which of a client's accounts to include.
Yes. Reports cover a 7, 30, or 90-day range, so you can match a weekly check-in, a monthly recap, or a quarterly review. You pick the window and the report fills in the numbers for it.
Yes. You download the finished report as a file you can send however your client prefers, whether that is an email attachment or dropped into a deck. It is built to be shared, not just viewed in the app.
No. You set your logo and colors once, and every report you build uses them. Each brand you manage keeps its own branding, so a client only ever sees their report with your agency on it.
Yes. Each brand or client in your account gets its own reports, drawn from that client's connected accounts and kept separate from the rest. Agencies run every client's reporting from one place without mixing them up.
The analytics dashboard is where you read your numbers day to day. A report packages a chosen slice of those numbers into a branded, exportable file made for someone else to read, usually a client or a manager. Same data, different job.
Exportable reports are on the Growth and Pro plans. Every plan includes the full analytics dashboard, and Growth and Pro add branded, exportable reports on top. Growth is $99 a month and Pro is $249, both with unlimited team seats and a 7-day free trial.
Reports are built from your analytics, which Lemonpost refreshes from every connected channel on a regular schedule. When you build a report, it uses the latest numbers Lemonpost has pulled for the range you pick.
Send clients proof, not spreadsheets
Put your brand on your numbers and hand clients a report that reads like your work. Available on Growth and Pro, and in your free trial.