Wallabi

About Wallabi

Launched Dec 11, 2024

Description

Wallabi is a business intelligence tool for people who hate business intelligence tools.

Wallabi is a full-stack analytics service-as-software built for B2B marketing and revenue teams. Everything an expensive GTM analytics consultant would provide, but at a fraction of the cost. Automated data engineering (data extraction, transformation, modeling), data warehousing, and business analysis (querying, visualization, interpretation) in one lightweight browser extension. The "solo marketer doing it all" loves Wallabi. If you're still reporting on ad performance in spreadsheets or tracking campaign attribution in a clunky business intelligence tool like Tableau, PowerBI, or Looker, then let Wallabi take all that off your plate so you can focus on what you do best: driving growth. We offer a 14-day, no-commitment free trial.

Wallabi Key Features

Integrations with Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Analytics, PostHog, LinkedIn Ads, and Google Ads.
Automated data cleaning, data wrangling, and dynamic data modeling.
AI-powered querying, visualization, and data interpretation powered by our Reasoning Graph.
Personalized insight feed with analysis tailored to your business powered by our Recommendation Engine.
Lightweight Chrome Extension experience

Wallabi Use Cases

Marketing attribution analysis
Content and campaign performance analysis
Revenue forecasting and pipeline analysis
User behavior and feature impact analysis
Customer churn analysis and retention optimization

Pros

Cost-effective alternative to expensive GTM analytics consultants.
Integrates automated data engineering, warehousing, and analysis in one tool.
User-friendly, lightweight browser extension.
Ideal for solo marketers who need to handle various tasks efficiently.
Simplifies reporting and campaign tracking compared to tools like Tableau, PowerBI, or Looker.
Offers a 14-day no-commitment free trial for users to test the platform.

Cons

May not have the depth of features found in more established BI tools.
Limited to B2B marketing and revenue teams, potentially less useful for other sectors.
Relatively new product — might lack community support and resources.