Scoro alternative for marketing agencies
Operations built around retainers rather than quoted projects. Proposals, time, invoicing and margin are connected, so nothing falls between.
The short answer
Where Scoro stops.
Work management with quoting, billing and reporting for professional services broadly: consultancies, architects, agencies. Powerful, and heavier than most 10 to 40 person agencies need.
Verbial is a Scoro alternative for agencies whose revenue is monthly retainers. Scoro centers on the project and its quote; Verbial centers on the retainer period and its department allocations. Scoro may suit you better if you mostly run quoted projects.
- Quoting and project accounting for many professional services, including purchase orders and supplier bills.
- Gantt charts, dependencies and resource planning.
- Finance integrations with Xero, QuickBooks Online and Sage, plus configurable dashboards.
- Up and running in days. Retainer pacing, overages and margin work without a configuration project.
- Win and start the same day. Accepted proposals create the first invoice.
- Clients see your brand. On every report and in the portal.
- Your data stays yours. Private database, daily backups, full export any time.
Side by side
Verbial against Scoro.
Choose Scoro for a large multi-discipline services firm. Choose Verbial for a marketing agency that wants one system it can actually finish setting up.
Modules
The parts that take over from Scoro.
Common questions
How should we compare Verbial with Scoro?
Compare current agency plans, seats and add-ons on the pricing page.
How does it work for project-based agencies?
Verbial handles projects and project invoicing well, but is built around monthly retainers. If most of your revenue is quoted projects with Gantt planning, Scoro is shaped around that.
Can I migrate from Scoro?
Export clients, projects and time entries to CSV and use the migration hub's CSV importer with its templates. There is no direct Scoro connector.
Try Verbial next to Scoro for a billing cycle.
Bring your data across, keep the old tool read-only, and compare the numbers on real work.