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What is LDOO?
LDOO is a conversational analytics tool for agencies and in-house marketing teams. It answers plain-language questions across connected ad, analytics and commerce sources, then turns answers into branded reports or client portals.
LDOO is a conversational analytics tool built for marketing data. Instead of opening a stack of dashboards, a user types a question in plain language, such as why cost per acquisition changed last month, and receives an explanation that cites the numbers, names the likely cause and suggests a next step. Answers are compared against a 90-day baseline for each client, so the tool can say whether a movement is real or normal variance. The product is aimed at agencies, in-house marketing teams, consultants and hands-on leaders who manage several accounts. Its cross-client view lets someone ask a single question across an entire book of clients, for example which accounts need attention today or which Meta accounts have a frequency problem. Follow-up questions keep the same client and data context, and a user can tell LDOO about events like a sale or an outage so later answers account for them. In practice, a team connects data sources, imports a client list from a CSV, and asks a first question. LDOO queries the connected sources as one normalized data layer and shows which source and date range each answer used. Any answer can be shared with a client, or turned into a branded report or live client portal on the agency's own domain. Reports can be scheduled, rebuilt on live data and delivered automatically, and a second model checks report claims against the report's own numbers. Alerts for spikes in cost per acquisition, conversion drops and pacing issues run after each data sync, and recurring questions can be re-asked weekly. Among alternatives, LDOO sits between classic reporting dashboards, which show what changed, and general-purpose AI assistants, which start from zero every session and lack marketing context. Its scope is deliberately narrow: marketing questions only. Connections are read-only, tokens are encrypted, and customer data is not used to train models, which matters for agencies handling client accounts.
How do you use LDOO?
1Create a free account
Sign up without a credit card. The free plan covers one client or workspace, one team member and one integration.
2Connect a data source
Link a source such as Google Analytics 4, Google Ads or Meta Ads. Connections use read queries only. Clients can be imported from a CSV.
3Ask your first question
Type a question in your own words, for example why cost per acquisition changed last month. Review the cited numbers, cause and suggested action.4Ask follow-up questions
Narrow the answer in the same conversation, such as brand versus non-brand, without resetting the client or data context.5Share or report
Send the answer to a client, or turn it into a branded report or client portal. Set recipients and a schedule for automatic delivery.6Watch a demo first
Teams that want to see the workflow before connecting data can view the product demo.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Plain-language questions return explanations with causes and next steps, not just chartsAI
- Cross-client queries let agencies check a whole book of accounts at onceAI
- Branded reports, scheduled delivery and client portals on a custom domain cut reporting timeAI
- Each answer shows its source and date range, so claims can be backed up to clientsAI
- Read-only connections with encrypted tokens and no training on customer dataAI
Cons
- Limited to marketing questions, so it will not cover wider business analyticsAI
- Supports 13 listed integrations, so teams using other ad or CRM platforms may have gapsAI
- The free plan covers only one client, one team member and one integrationAI
- Answer quality depends on the connected data and on LDOO learning each account over timeAI
- Branding and scheduled delivery require a paid plan, and prices are not shown on the homepageAI
How much does LDOO cost?
Pricing
A Free plan covers one client or workspace, one team member and one integration, with no credit card. Paid agency and in-house plans add more clients or workspaces, custom branding and scheduled delivery. Specific prices are not stated on the homepage.
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The homepage mentions a demo, a conversational analytics guide and a trust page covering data handling. No support channels or response times are stated.
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13 integrations: Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Search Console, LinkedIn Ads, X Ads, TikTok Ads, HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce, YouTube Analytics, Google Sheets and Microsoft Clarity. Client lists import from CSV.
Learn moreFeatures
Plain-language analytics Q&A, 90-day baselines, conversation memory, cross-client queries, cited sources, root-cause explanations, search term blocking suggestions, alerts, weekly re-asked questions, scheduled branded reports and client portals.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about LDOO
How much does LDOO cost?
A Free plan covers one client or workspace, one team member and one integration, with no credit card. Paid agency and in-house plans add more clients or workspaces, custom branding and scheduled delivery. Specific prices are not stated on the homepage.Does LDOO offer a free trial?
Free to start with no credit card. The Free plan includes one client or workspace, one team member and one integration.How do you use LDOO?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a free account 2. Connect a data source 3. Ask your first question 4. Ask follow-up questions 5. Share or report 6. Watch a demo first.What platforms does LDOO support?
LDOO is available on Web App.What does LDOO integrate with?
13 integrations: Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Search Console, LinkedIn Ads, X Ads, TikTok Ads, HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce, YouTube Analytics, Google Sheets and Microsoft Clarity. Client lists import from CSV.What are the limitations of LDOO?
Limited to marketing questions, so it will not cover wider business analytics. Supports 13 listed integrations, so teams using other ad or CRM platforms may have gaps. The free plan covers only one client, one team member and one integration.
