CRM for marketing agencies
When the sale lives in one tool and delivery in another, every new client starts with a round of questions. See next quarter's recurring revenue at a glance and start work the day a client says yes.
Why it matters
Most CRMs stop at the close and leave you to set the client up again.
Deals carry a monthly value and term, so forecast reads as recurring revenue.
The client, contract and first invoice come out of the closed deal.
Forms, your site, booking links and referrals land in one pipeline.
Add proposals and a won deal becomes an accepted proposal and first invoice. Nothing falls between.
What you get
See next quarter's recurring revenue, not a list of one-off deals.
A won client is ready for your team the same day.
Know who agreed to hear from you, and never email someone who opted out.
Every form, booking and referral lands in the same pipeline.
Emails and meetings sit with the deal, so anyone can pick it up.
See win rates and activity by rep, and pay commissions with confidence.
Compared
CRM in Verbial vs HubSpot
HubSpot is built for companies that sell a product once. An agency sells a relationship monthly, and the handover from won deal to delivered work is where the difference shows.
Plans
Build a stronger agency.
Start with Starter, or talk to us about Growth and Enterprise.
Works with
Better together, and nothing falls between them.
Common questions
What is a CRM for marketing agencies?
A CRM built around retainer sales. It tracks prospects through a pipeline, turns the won deal into a proposal and contract, and keeps the client record alive through delivery and billing.
Do I need a separate proposal tool?
No. Proposals and invoicing are included, so a won deal becomes an accepted proposal and first invoice in the same product.
Can I import from HubSpot or Pipedrive?
Yes. The migration hub imports companies, contacts, deals and owners from HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, Close and Zoho, with a preview first and one-click undo.
Which plans include the CRM?
The CRM is included in Growth and Enterprise. See the pricing page for details.