Fancy Reports.
Marketing reports made
ridiculously easy.
Simple. Sexy. Affordable. Automated. It's so easy, your cat could use it. A unified marketing dashboard pulling Meta, Google, and LinkedIn into one branded report - shipped in five months on a no-code stack after a two-year offshore build had stalled.
What our client has to say.
One dashboard for every channel.
FancyReports is a marketing reporting SaaS for digital agency owners and in-house marketers who are tired of logging into seven dashboards to build one report. It pulls Meta (Facebook, Instagram, Meta Ads), Google (Search Console, Analytics, Ads) and LinkedIn into a single, brandable dashboard.
The client - Mitch from Mastered Marketing - had already spent two years and tens of thousands of dollars with a traditional offshore development team and still had no working MVP. The wireframes were good. The Figma was good. The build was stuck.
He came to us with one goal: ship a functional v1.0, on budget, fast enough to put in front of early adopters before the next budget cycle.
No-code, on purpose.
We started with a tight requirements pass to lock MVP scope. Mitch had already done the heavy lifting - the wireframes and Figma UI from 2022 were still contemporary and didn't need a redesign. That meant we could spend our budget on building instead of debating.
Given the project had already burned two years on a custom code path, we made a deliberate call: build v1.0 on Bubble.io, not a custom codebase. A no-code platform gave us faster iteration loops, cheaper changes during user feedback, and a much shorter runway to a testable product. Trendy ≠ right. Proven, well-trodden tools were the right call.
We wired up the Meta, Google, and LinkedIn integrations, connected billing through Stripe, and shipped a white-label brand layer so agencies could put their own logo on the dashboard their clients see. One senior owner end-to-end. Fixed scope, fixed timeline.
Two years of custom development hadn't produced an MVP. Five months of no-code did. The platform choice wasn't about ideology - it was about reaching beta testers before the opportunity window closed.
Five months. Working software.
Within five months we delivered a fully-functional MVP - enough for the client to open beta testing and start collecting real user feedback. Development cost came in roughly 70% under the prior custom-build quote, and early feedback flagged usability as the standout - the original hypothesis, validated.
The stack.
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