Profitability software for marketing agencies
Most agencies learn a client was unprofitable a year too late. See profit per person, per department, per project and per client while the month is still running, and re-price with evidence at renewal.
Why it matters
Margin takes a week to dig out of a time tracker and a spreadsheet. By then the month is over.
Real revenue against real payroll, not hours times a hoped-for rate.
Idle capacity sits on its own line, so the hiring call is clear.
See how much free work each client gets before the renewal.
Add the CRM and each client's margin sits beside the deal that sold it.
What you get
Every client measured against what they pay and what your team costs.
Time nobody is billing for shows up on its own, so hiring calls are clear.
By client, project, department or person, and every view adds up.
See how much extra each client gets beyond what they pay for.
Know what you keep on every campaign after vendor and creator payouts.
Missing contracts or costs are called out, so nothing skews the picture.
Compared
Profitability in Verbial vs Productive.io
Most agency profitability reports multiply hours by a rate on both sides of the equation, which turns over-servicing into revenue and makes idle time disappear.
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.
By discipline
profitability framed for your kind of agency.
Common questions
How do you calculate marketing agency profitability?
Contracted revenue per client per period (retainer plus pre-paid overage), minus fully loaded labor cost for that client and any media pass-through. Unabsorbed salary is reported as idle time, not client cost.
Who can see margins and salaries?
Admins only. Account managers and directors see revenue and budgets. Members and managers see hours only.
Does it need payroll data?
A fully loaded cost per person, with an employer burden multiplier. People with no cost are named on the data health panel, not costed at zero.