Pay per data source account

Porter charges per data source account with volume discounts. Pay annually and get 2 months free (16.6% off). Monthly pricing: 1 account $15, 2 accounts $30, 3 accounts $39.99, 4 accounts $40, 5-12 accounts $8/account, 13-20 accounts flat $100/mo, 21-39 accounts $5/account, 40-49 accounts $4.50/account, 50-69 accounts $4/account, 70-99 accounts $3/account, 100-109 accounts $2.70/account, 110-119 accounts $2.50/account, 120-149 accounts $2.30/account, 150-199 accounts $2.10/account, 200+ accounts $2/account. Annual pricing applies a 16.6% discount (2 months free).

Whatever the platform itself calls an account: one ad account, one store, one page, one profile. A GA4 property counts as one. A Google Ads manager account (MCC) is not billed — the ad accounts under it are. And every 10 Google Business Profile locations count as a single account.

Per connected account, not per use. Authorizing access costs nothing — you’re billed only for the accounts that connect and return data. Once connected, an account feeds unlimited reports, dashboards and destinations (Looker Studio, Claude, all of them) at no extra cost. A connected account counts whether or not it spent; disconnect it and the slot frees up for another.

One credit is one completed task Porter runs in a platform — creating a campaign, uploading a creative, scheduling a post. Some jobs are several tasks: launching one ad from scratch is about five (image, creative, campaign, ad set, ad). Bulk actions bill per action — pausing 50 campaigns is 50 credits.

No. If the platform rejects the call, it costs nothing. You are only charged for actions that complete.

Automations pause until your credits refresh — nothing is charged automatically and there are no overage fees. Plan credits reset each cycle and don’t roll over; on Grow and Scale you can buy more upfront at your plan’s rate with no markup, and those top-up credits last a year.

No. Reporting reads your accounts and builds dashboards (Looker Studio, Sheets, Power BI, AI chats) — billed per account. Automation lets an AI run tasks in your ad and social platforms — billed by credits. Analyzing your data is Reporting; acting on it is Automation. Buy either one, or both — most teams start with one.

For Automation, yes — it runs inside the AI tool you already pay for: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, n8n, or any MCP client. Reporting does not need one. It works on its own in Looker Studio, Google Sheets and Power BI.

Porter’s MCP lets you connect your marketing data to Claude and ChatGPT so you can chat with your data, ask questions in natural language, and generate insights and reports directly from the AI chat. The MCP is included in every Porter plan at no extra cost—including the Free forever plan. You pay only per data source account (same pricing as the rest of the product), and you get the MCP access for Claude and ChatGPT on top, with no additional fees.

No. Campaigns and creatives are created paused by default, and the skills ask for permission before writing anything — nothing runs until you approve it or turn it on yourself in the platform. And changes can be reverted.

Yes. Porter connects through each platform’s official API — it’s an approved connector for Meta and Google Ads and is in the Shopify marketplace, re-reviewed by each platform on an ongoing basis. We ask only for the read/write permissions needed on the accounts you connect, and you can revoke access anytime. For connected data you choose where it’s stored: our warehouse, or your own so you keep full ownership.

Yes. Start with a 14-day trial — everything unlimited, no card. When it ends you move to a free-forever plan with no time limit: Reporting keeps 3 connected accounts and 30 days of history with unlimited reports and users; Automation gives 100 credits a month. At the end of the trial you keep 3 accounts (the 3 most recent by default, and you pick which ones stay).

Yes — within 14 days of purchase.

About 17% — the equivalent of two months free. You pay for the year upfront.

No — one subscription covers all your clients, connected and managed under it. And you can white-label: Porter can pull each client’s branding and colors into the dashboards, and on paid plans there’s no Porter badge.