Agency management software for web development agencies
Two business models in one agency: fixed-fee builds that overrun and monthly care plans that get under-billed. Verbial tracks both against the same ledger, so you can see the project that lost money and the retainer that is quietly funding it.
Why it matters
A fixed-fee project has no natural warning system. You find out at delivery.
The estimate said 120 hours. Nobody counted until the invoice was already sent.
Support hours go unlogged because they arrive as a Slack message, not a ticket.
Deposit, milestone, final. Somebody remembers to raise each one, or does not.
What changes
What changes for development agencies
- Fixed-fee builds warn you early
- At 85% of the estimate. Not at delivery.
- Cash follows the milestones
- Deposit, milestones, handover. All billed from the scope they signed.
- Care plans stop being under-billed
- Support carries its own hours. Extra work is quoted, not absorbed.
- The next estimate beats the last
- Real cost against fixed fee shows which builds made money.
Modules that matter most
The parts development agencies lean on.
Common questions
Does Verbial support fixed-fee projects as well as retainers?
Yes. A project carries a fixed fee and an hour budget. Pacing and warnings work the same way as a retainer, against the estimate rather than a monthly allocation.
How do milestone payments work?
The signed scope defines the milestones. Each one raises an invoice with a pay link when you mark it complete, so nobody has to remember the schedule.
Is there project management, tasks and tickets?
There are projects, budgets and departments, not a full task board. Most development teams keep their existing tool for tickets and use Verbial for the money side. The API pushes hours in from either direction.
Other disciplines
The same system, different vocabulary.
Built for how development agencies actually bill.
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