Margin per account is a mystery
The retainer is fixed. The hours are not. Strategy calls, extra reporting, one more campaign tweak: by renewal time nobody knows what the account actually earned, so it renews at the same price.
Sixteen modules across five departments run the agency on one shared context: pitches and proposals in New Business, campaigns and hours in Delivery, invoices, pass-through spend and margin per account in Money. Every account gets a real number, not a feeling.
Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.
The problem
Monthly fees make revenue predictable and cost invisible. The account that feels the busiest is usually the one losing money.
The retainer is fixed. The hours are not. Strategy calls, extra reporting, one more campaign tweak: by renewal time nobody knows what the account actually earned, so it renews at the same price.
Account teams absorb scope quietly because saying no feels like churn risk. The cost surfaces months later as a team that is fully booked while the P&L says otherwise.
Invoices against retainers, pass-through ad spend, freelancer bills: reconstructing the books every thirty days is a scramble, and the numbers arrive too late to change anything.
Where to start
Log the hours where the money can see them, and every account gets a real margin, every month.
Live profitability per project, worst first, with a projection of where each one lands.
Each account's fee against the hours it consumed and what those hours cost, worst first. Renewal conversations start from a number instead of a feeling.
Sprints, time and workload, with AI estimates played back against reality.
Time and workload per account, so over-servicing shows up as it happens, while there is still a month left to rebalance or renegotiate.
Multi-currency income, expenses, invoices and cash flow, with voice entry.
Multi-currency income, expenses, invoices and cash flow in the same system as the work, so pass-through spend and freelancer bills land against the right account.
Clients see delivery, invoices and change requests without a status call.
Clients see delivery, invoices and change requests themselves. The extra ask arrives as a logged change request you can price, not a Slack favour.
Pricing
Studio at $99 covers an agency of 3 to 15 with the Money and People departments where the retainer math lives. Agency at $249 adds white-label portals, so the client-facing side carries your brand.
$99/mo
For agencies of 3 to 15 people
$249/mo
For established agencies running multiple teams
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Free plan at launch. No card, and one email, when it opens.