24 agency tools that will set your teams (and clients) up for success

Logos of different agency tools, including Resource Guru, HubSpot, Looker, Semrush, and Buffer

Agency tools have one job and one job only: enable teams across all departments to do their jobs better (and help them deliver results for clients). That said, there’s an abundance of tools for agencies to choose from. So how do you know which ones you need, and which ones are right for your agency?

We’ve curated a selection of tools based on category and customer reviews. Because today, choosing the right tools for your agency is more important than ever.

Whether you’re an indie agency or a global agency group, this list will make the evaluation process a lot easier.

What to think about when choosing your agency tools

Before you start evaluating all the available tools for agencies, you have to assess the pain points those tools need to address first.

Do so by:

  • Asking your teams what they need
    • For example, project managers might need a better understanding of resource utilization across projects
  • Asking your clients what they need
    • For example, clients might want to keep a close eye on the budget and understand billable hours
  • Asking what the business needs

Choosing the best agency tools means choosing the right tools for your agency’s requirements. That means they fit into your agency workflows, enable your teams, and help your clients understand the value you deliver.

Best agency tools for resource management

If your resource management tool can’t make your life easier when it comes to resource allocation, project scheduling, reporting on utilization, and keeping track of billable hours—your project, clients, and ultimately your business will suffer. 

That’s why your agency needs a resource management tool that both project managers and teams (whether in-house or freelance) can get on board with.

1. Resource Guru – Preferred by agencies, big and small

Resource Guru's schedule view at a glance, complete with resources, projects they're working on, and their availability

Schedule view in Resource Guru, giving you a birds-eye view of availability and allocation.

Resource Guru has helped agencies like Grey, HAVAS, and M&CSaatchi get out of scheduling spreadsheets and into a flexible and easy-to-use resource management tool to plan, allocate, schedule, and forecast resources. But what’s resource management without time tracking?

Resource Guru also comes with quick-to-complete and effortlessly accurate timesheets, making sure that no one will feel any frustration as the try to figure out how they (actually) spent their week. 

When it comes to agency resource planning, getting the right people on the right projects is essential. You need to quickly understand skills and expertise and match those to project needs. That’s how you put together the best possible project team that can deliver on client expectations.

For example, one customer observes that, within a few minutes of opening Resource Guru, they can “see who else will be working with me, who has worked on this project in the past, how long the project has been ongoing, what the skills of my fellow team members are.”

What customers like the most about Resource Guru

“Resource Guru is simple but powerful, it works for project portfolio scheduling, resources scheduling and management, and resources capacity planning, it is easy to learn and use, and it gives a clear visual view of the use of resources classifying Projects, Clients, and Booker by colors.”

– David L., Director of Consulting Services

Read the full review on G2

 

Today, some of the most highly rated features include:

Snapshot of Resource Guru's schedule view showing the ability to drag and drop bookings.

Resource Guru’s drag-and-drop feature allows you to easily move people to different projects when needed.

Resource Guru’s pricing:

  • Grasshopper: Starts at $4.16 per person per month
  • Blackbelt: Starts at $6.65 per person per month
  • Master: Starts at $10 per person per month

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2. Float – Great for small and medium-sized agencies

An overview of Float's schedule

An overview of Float’s schedule view.

Float has been around for as long as Resource Guru. Often, personal preferences, agency workflows, or specific team requirements usually tip the scales in favor of one or the other.

Just like Resource Guru, Float has an intuitive schedule view. But unlike Resource Guru, it doesn’t have an Availability Bar that shows you how much free time each person has on any given day. Not having a more granular view of resource availability can make it tougher to cater to flexibility and last-minute changes.

What customers like the most about Float

Float’s pricing:

Float offers three pricing plans starting at $6.

  • Starter: From $6 per person per month
  • Pro: From $10 per person per month
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“We’re a medium-sized design agency and we looked for ages for a solution to project management that didn’t bog us down in admin and could be easily accessed.”

– Barry D., Director at a medium-sized agency

Read the full review on G2

 

Agency project management tools

No matter the size of your agency, you need solid project management processes to deliver consistent project success for your clients. 

While project managers aren’t miracle workers (although pretty darn close), they need to keep a close eye on project scheduling, from project initiation to closure.

Remember, when it comes to choosing the best project management tool for agencies, it simply depends on the inner workings of your agency.

3. Asana The agency project management tool of choice

Project overview in Asana.

Project view in Asana.

As far as project management tools for agencies go, Asana has built a loyal following. Why? It’s easy to keep projects on track with clear project team roles, task assignments, and customizable workflows. 

Plus, with frequent releases of new features, project managers at agencies all over the world can stay on top of everything that’s going on across the project life cycle.

What customers like the most about Asana

Asana’s pricing

Choose between three plans and pay monthly or annually:

  • Basic: $0 per user per month
  • Premium: Starts at $10.99 per user per month
  • Business: Starts at $24.99 per user per month
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“I am honestly known as the Asana freak in my company. I love everything from the portfolio level reporting to the ease of use, to how you can change the views to your preference of project management. I have used every project management tool out there and Asana has the best qualities of all of them.”

– Kathryn R., Associate Director of Paid Search

Read the full review on G2

 

4. Monday.com – One of the most versatile project management tools for agencies

Project overview in monday.com

An overview of projects in monday.com.

Giving Asana a run for its money, monday.com is another agency project management tool that’s secured its position as a fan favorite. 

This feature-packed platform is used by agencies worldwide, and with a new Microsoft Teams integration to improve the efficiency of client-facing teams, they are going head-to-head with Asana over market share. 

What customers like the most about Monday.com

Monday.com pricing

Choose between three plans and pay monthly or annually:

  • Basic: $0 per user per month
  • Premium: Starts at $10.99 per user per month
  • Business: Starts at $24.99 per user per month
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“Monday is the ultimate project management tool. Our digital marketing agency wouldn’t function without it. We’ve loved being able to use the basic tools, but there are so many other features like forms and collaborative workspaces that make it really easy to use.”

– Megan D., Vice President, Social Media

Read the full review on G2

 

Shantal Gonzalez, former Director of Project Management at award-winning agency MRM, shares her thoughts on project management tools:

When I think of project management tools—or any tool in general—I want to make sure they are:

  • User-friendly
  • Adaptable
  • Offer various features to fit the need
  • And fun—yes, because project managers spend most of their day updating these tools. So, I want to enjoy the tool that I’m using

Learn more about Shantal in our interview series

 

Agency SEO tools

Whether or not you’re an AI advocate, we know this much: search engines aren’t going anywhere. That means SEO tools for agencies aren’t going anywhere either. 

Ultimately, your agency SEO tool should be able to provide everything you need from both an organic and paid search point of view. We’ve identified two key tools that are up to the task.

5. Semrush – One of the best SEO keyword research and reporting tools for agencies

Keyword overview in Semrush.

Keyword overview tool in Semrush, here showing results for “agency SEO tools.”

Not “just” an SEO tool for agencies, Semrush has been in the game since 2008. Since then, companies from a variety of industries and sizes have relied on Semrush to build their SEO campaigns. 

The tool offers an extensive selection of features from competitor and keyword research, to backlink analysis and position tracking. That’s probably why this customer says it’s the “complete agency SEO tool.

What customers like the most about Semrush:

Semrush’s pricing

Choose between four plans, starting at $0.

  • Free: $0 per month 
  • Pro: $129.95 per month
  • Guru: $249.91 per month
  • Business: $499.95 per month

“There are so many things to love about Semrush! One of the best things about it is its powerful suite of SEO and digital marketing tools that can help businesses of all sizes and industries to boost their online visibility and grow their online presence. Semrush’s tools are incredibly user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy for even beginners to use them effectively.”

– Andrew B.

Read the full review on G2

 

6. Ahrefs – Best agency SEO tool for covering multiple search engines

Keyword explorer in Ahrefs

Keyword search in Ahrefs.

Ahrefs stepped onto the scene three years after Semrush. Since then, a small set of (key) features, reporting tools, and pricing have set them apart. So which one is the best SEO tool for agencies? Well, that’s for you to decide.

When it comes to SEO reporting tools for agencies, Semrush has a clear advantage over Ahrefs. They offer extensive reporting across all plans. On the flip side, Ahrefs has been doing a great job of offering free agency rank tracker tools, such as the Keyword Rank Checker, helping bring people back to their brand.

What customers like the most about Ahrefs:

Ahrefs’s pricing

Choose between four plans, starting at $0.

  • Webmaster tools: Free
  • Lite: $99 per month
  • Standard: $199 per month
  • Advanced: $399 per month

“Ahrefs is a powerhouse of SEO tools that gives me a comprehensive view of my online presence and the direction I should head. I’d say it’s like having a well-oiled, super-efficient SEO team at your fingertips!”

– Sanjay G., Head of Content Strategy

Read the full review on G2

 

Social media agency tools

Your social media team (may it be a team of 20 or a one-person show) is probably one of the busiest teams in the agency. No other team has to respond to trends faster. Not only do they need to put out great content that supports campaigns, but they also need to monitor trends and keep up with influencers. Phew! Not an easy job.

That’s why social media management tools for agencies need to offer features that help teams thrive, and in turn, clients, thrive.

7. Sprout Social – Best social media tool for larger agencies

View of profile performance in Sprout Social.

Profile performance view in Sprout Social.

Sprout Social is one of the most popular social media tools for agencies. Whether you’ll want to keep a close eye on competitor profiles or stay in tune with your audience with social listening, Sprout Social has you covered.

Founded in 2010, it has cemented itself as one of the best social media management tools for agencies and it’s easy to see why. Customers rave about the ease of scheduling and reporting on results for clients (as well as in-house).

What customers like the most about Sprout Social

Sprout Social pricing

Choose between four plans, starting at $249 for one user.

  • Standard: $249 per user per month
  • Professional: $399 per user per month
  • Advanced: $499 per user per month
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“My favorite feature of Sprout is the ability to manage an unlimited number of clients, including a wide range of social media platforms. Coming from an agency that works with a very large scale of social media clientele, one of our biggest hurdles to jump over was finding software that had the capacity we needed.”

– Aubrey D.

Read the full review on G2

 

8. Buffer – Best tool for smaller agencies

Analyzing channel performance in Buffer.

Buffer’s reporting capabilities show the performance of posts and audience engagement among other key metrics.

Buffer is not just consistently voted one of the best social media tools for agencies, they’ve also pioneered remote work culture and salary transparency since they started out in 2010. 

When it comes to the platform, Buffer has a lot to offer. It’s a great social media publishing tool with a simple set-up process, making it easy for anyone to get started. 

What customers like the most about Buffer

Buffer’s pricing

Buffer has a dedicated agency plan for agencies that need to connect to multiple accounts for different clients.

  • Free: $0
  • Essential: Starting at $6 per month
  • Team: Starting at $12 per month
  • Agency: Starting at $12

“Buffer is a fantastic social media management tool that I highly recommend. It offers a wide range of features that make it easy to manage multiple social media accounts in one place. One of the things I like most about Buffer is its user-friendly interface. The design is clean and easy to navigate, making it simple to schedule posts, track engagement, and analyze performance.”

 – Anonymous

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Agency reporting tools

When you’re an agency, part of the job is to create measurable goals as part of the project scope. The activities used to achieve these goals need to be trackable and delivered to the clients in a format they can understand. 

Let’s be real. Lying with data is easy. Delivering value is hard. That’s why you need agency reporting tools that help you help the client understand value realization.

9. Looker Studio – Best for customizing client reports

Customized reporting in Looker Studio.

In Looker, you can fully customize the look and feel of your dashboard reports.

Formerly known as Google Data Studio, Looker Studio is part of Google’s 360 Suite. This reporting tool helps you turn messy data into beautiful and interactive dashboards. Because what client hasn’t been wooed by a good-looking report?

At the moment, Looker Studio supports over 800 different data sources, along with 600+ data connectors, giving agency teams everywhere plenty of options to put the right KPIs in front of clients.

What customers like the most about Looker Studio

Looker Studio pricing

Looker Studio is a free tool offered by Google.

“Looker Studio is ideal for marketers who want to analyze data in multiple channels and territories. It’s perfect to create user-friendly reports that are perfect to share with key stakeholders in projects.” 

– Lucy T.

Read the full review on G2

 

10. AgencyAnalytics – The dedicated agency reporting tool

Dashboard overview in Agency Analytics.

The dashboard overview in AgencyAnalytics allows you to quickly switch between client dashboards.

AgencyAnalytics, as the name suggests, is a dedicated agency reporting tool. Geared primarily toward marketing agencies, their promise is to help you show clients the full impact of your services. What’s not to like?

With this all-in-one reporting solution, your agency can stay on top of project success and profitability, showing your clients the value of all your hard work in a single dashboard.

What customers like the most about AgencyAnalytics

AgencyAnalytics pricing

AgencyAnalytics offers three pricing plans.

  • Freelancer: $12 (one client campaign per month)
  • Agency: $18 (one client campaign per month)
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“AgencyAnalytics is the best reporting app that we’ve tried so far. It allows integration of most of the apps to build a super complete dashboard for each client with one click. Social media reports, Ads, and SEO, all in one app are a dream come true. This includes unlimited users for your team and for clients, plus its completely white label, also the price is incredible too.”

– Marivi M.

Read the full review on G2

 

Agency management tools

There’s a lot that goes into the day-to-day management of an agency. Without a tool to manage daily agency operations, scaling your agency will become (even more) challenging. 

11. Productive – Best agency management tool for smaller agencies

Kanban boards in Productive.

Productive offers Kanban boards to collaborate with team members and clients.

If you’re looking for an agency management tool with plenty of potential, Productive might just be it. Not only does the platform offer project management functionality, but it has an integrated sales pipeline to help you manage your sales funnel and win more deals.

What customers like the most about Productive

Productive’s pricing
Choose between three plans and pay monthly or annually:

  • Essential: $17 per month
  • Professional $24 per month
  • Ultimate: $32 per month
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“Because Productive is designed specifically for agencies, all of the features included work just the way we expect them to for our agency and the platform doesn’t try to do more than what it needs to. It works perfectly for our agency structure.”

– Oliver S.

Read the full review on G2

 

12. Scoro – A dedicated agency management tool for all sizes

Dshboard in Scoro showing project statuses, revenue, and other key metrics.

Dashboard view in Scoro.

Calling themselves a work management tool (rather than “just” an agency management tool), Scoro sets out to capture a bigger share of the professional services market.

Offering an extensive list of features, Scoro’s goal is to help agencies streamline and optimize their workflows, with the claim that “everything is just one click away!”

What customers like the most about Scoro

Scoro’s pricing

Choose between three plans and pay monthly or annually:

  • Essential: $26 per month
  • Standard: $37 per month
  • Pro: $63 per month
  • Ultimate: Talk to sales

“Scoro is a robust project management software that is perfect for agencies. We got it because it consolidates information from quote to production to invoice, giving us visibility throughout. They have also continuously improved and added features and integrations to make it even better.”

– Richard H.

Read the full review on G2

 

Agency marketing tools 

There’s no shortage of marketing agencies, you’ll find one in every niche. Typically, they cover a lot of ground for their clients, including strategy, planning all the way through to execution, and analysis.

That means the marketing automation tools for agencies need to be as diverse as the customers they serve.

13. HubSpot – Best overall marketing automation tool for agencies

An overview of the features in HubSpot's marketing hub.

A look at HubSpot’s Marketing Hub and its features.

From lead generation and email campaigns to forms and landing pages, HubSpot with its feature-rich platform puts other agency marketing tools to shame. HubSpot makes sure that your team can spend time on the bigger picture, rather than being bogged down by tedious tasks.

What customers like the most about HubSpot

HubSpot’s pricing

Choose between four plans and pay monthly or annually starting at:

  • Free: $0
  • Starter: $50
  • Professional: $800
  • Enterprise: $3,600

“The all-in-one connectivity that HubSpot has is incredible. I’ve worked with various systems which all need to be mashed together and don’t communicate seamlessly, and having used HubSpot at my last two companies, I just can’t see a better option.”

– Mary T., Marketing Manager

Read the full review on G2

 

14. ActiveCampaign – Best tool for visual campaigns

Dashboard view in ActiveCampaign showing key campaign metrics.

Dashboard view in ActiveCampaign.

ActiveCampaign for Marketing is a strong contender to HubSpot. Similar to HubSpot, ActiveCampaign is praised for its marketing automation tools for agencies, and many customers claim to be only scratching the surface when it comes to experimenting with automation.

What customers like the most about ActiveCampaign

ActiveCampaign’s pricing

Compared to HubSpot, ActiveCampaign is praised for its simple pricing where it’s clear from the start what’s included in each plan.

  • Plus: $49 per month 
  • Professional: $149 per month
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales
  • Marketing automation + Sales CRM bundle: $93 for 5 user seats per month

“I love that ActiveCampaign is easy and intuitive to use, especially compared to competitors. I’ve used Infusionsoft (and Keap), Hubspot, Mailchimp, and others, both for myself and for clients of mine, and I always return to ActiveCampaign and convert my clients to ActiveCampaign.”

– Tonya A., Founder

Read the full review on G2

Best agency revenue tools

Without agency revenue tools, you’ll have no idea how well your agency is performing. The goal, of course, is to maximize revenue and improve overall financial performance.

That comes down to one thing: cash flow.

15. Chargebee – Great for smaller agencies with subscription plans

Overview of a sales dashboard in Chargebee, showing key metrics like MRR and Net Revenue.

Sales dashboard in Chargebee.

Chargebee prides itself on being a tool that fits perfectly with your revenue operations. It integrates with plenty of tools to help agencies maximize revenue opportunities through automated billing, subscription management, and revenue analytics.

What customers like the most about ChargeBee

Chargebees’s pricing

Chargebee offers three different pricing plans, structured based on your billing needs.

  • Starter: $0 per month for your first $200k of cumulative billing
  • Performance: $599 per month for up to $100k of billing
  • Enterprise: Talk to sales

“Before Chargebee, we were manually writing monthly invoices and manually doing revenue collections which used up a lot of admin time. Now, everything is completely automated through Chargebee.”

– Stefan S.

Read the full review on G2

 

16. Sage Intacct – Great for larger agencies with complex projects

A top-level sales dashboard in Sage Intacct showing key metrics such as operating expenses and revenue by location.

An example of a dashboard layout in Sage Intacct.

When your agency is growing it gets to the point where it’ll get complex to manage invoices and expenses across teams and projects. But Sage Intacct solves it for you, by offering one space that keeps it all organized. Meaning you can just focus on the projects, and not worry about the revenue side of things. 

With activity-specific sub-ledger reports, you can get a detailed view into separate areas of the business and get a better understanding of the overall health of your agency.

What customers like the most about Sage Intacct: 

Sage Intacct’s pricing

Request pricing on their website.

“Sage Intacct has increased our capacity for reporting and sharing data internally and externally with our board, finance committee, and funders. In addition, the technology allowed our organization to adjust to hybrid and remote schedules without losing any functionality.”

– Josh S.

Read the full review on G2

Agency sales tools

Not every agency is going to be set up to have its own sales team. But if you are, it can help bring your agency to the next level. That sales team needs to be equipped with the best agency sales tools to help them bring in new business.

17. Groove (acquired by Clari) – Great for bigger agencies with established BDR teams

Play insights in Groove.

Play insights in Groove, showing your team’s overall performance.

Groove (not to be confused with helpdesk solution, GrooveHQ) is a sales enablement platform that’s been around since 2014. In 2020, they secured $12 million in Series A funding, quickly followed by $45 million in Series B in 2021.

Needless to say, Groove has built a lot of momentum in the market with a renewed focus on increasing productivity in larger organizations.

What customers like the most about Groove

Groove’s pricing

Request a demo on Groove’s website.

“Automation, automation, and more automation. Time is precious, and neither Sales nor Marketing has it. There are many tasks (i.e., adding recipients, including CRM fields, integrating to Salesforce for measuring performance, etc.) that Groove conducts exceptionally well and fast. The other important aspect of the tool is the granular level of analytics, by SDR or teams, by programs or flows, and for Marketers who want to track campaign influence.”

– Alejandro M.

Read the full review on G2

 

18. Outreach – Great for smaller agencies with no dedicated sales team

Prospect view in Outreach showing list of prospects and opportunities.

Prospect overview in Outreach.

If you’re a small agency that’s building your client roster, Outreach could help you win more business by automating, well, outreach. At its core, it’s a sales enablement platform that exists to automate sequences and help you be more productive in your day-to-day.

The tool offers both task management and templates to keep you organized. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned sales pro, you can start closing deals faster.

What customers like the most about Outreach

Outreach’s pricing

Outreach offers two pricing plans, Standard and Professional. You need to request pricing for both.

“Outreach is the best sales engagement platform out there. I’ve been using them for over five years now, and they are constantly innovating but staying best-of-breed regarding what they do. Sequences are their bread and butter, but all their other features are also amazing.”

-Shaun H.

Read the full review on G2

Agency performance tool

Agency performance can be approached in many different ways. But ultimately, you want to stay on top of your project and business metrics such as Sales Revenue, Net Profit Margin, and Gross Margin.

19. Kantata – Best agency estimating tool

Estimated revenue and margins dashboard in Kantata.

Financial insights into project health in Kantata.

Kantata, previously known as Mavenlink, is one of the original agency performance tool players. Their focus has always been to deliver a purpose-built tool for professional service teams, making sure projects run smoothly and teams can stay on top of profitability. 

Plus, it helps you create estimates so you maximize your revenue potential per project.

What customers like the most about Kantata

Kantata’s pricing

On Kantata’s website, you have to provide some basic details about your agency to view pricing plans.

“As an agency with offices on three continents, with clients across the globe, Kantata has enabled us to work within the same system for the first time. Knowing where a project ‘was’ regarding task progress, not to mention budget burn, was almost impossible to manage before, particularly when individuals from each location were working on a single project.”

– Andy W.

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20. Tableau – A great tool for agencies that need to connect to a lot of data sources

Sales dashboard in Tableau showing key metrics.

Sales dashboard in Tableau showing the performance of different regions.

According to the team at Tableau, they’re “on a mission to help people see and understand data.” Tableau is a robust platform, and it might be overwhelming at first.

If your agency isn’t big enough to have a dedicated Data Engineer or Analyst, a tool like Kantata is probably a better fit. That said, according to customers, its Explorer plan is intuitive enough for anyone to get started.

What customers like the most about Tableau

Tableau’s pricing

Tableau offers three pricing plans:

  • Viewer: $15 (one user per month)
  • Explorer: $42 (one user per month)
  • Creator: $70 (one user per month)

“Is a fantastic tool for describing data and creating nice graphs. It’s easy to use and provides a range of options for visualizing data in a clear and meaningful way. With Tableau, users can quickly and easily explore their data to identify patterns and trends, and then create customized graphs and charts to communicate their findings.”

– Marina B.

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Design tools for agencies

Tools like Adobe Photoshop, Figma, and Canva are too obvious to add to the list at this point. Instead, we’ve chosen a different set of design tools for agencies that will make the everyday life of designers easier (and maybe even more fun).

21. UXpro – Packed full of resources for designers

A grid with tools for creating avatars for mockups and designs.

Six avatar tools in UXpro for different design needs.

UXpro offers a bunch of design resources including design systems, prototyping, and visual design tools. It also collects the best articles about UX and visual design and hosts them in one place.

One of our favorite collections is the Avatar tool. What did people even do before UI Faces and Friendly Faces existed? We can’t remember, and there’s no need to. Here, you’ll find all the avatars you need for your mockups and prototypes, with none of the infringement stress! That’s why UXpro should definitely make the list of design tools for agencies.

Best of all? UXpro is a free resource (although some of the tools it links to have paid plans).

22. Coloors.co – The palette maker of every visual designer’s dreams

A design palette of five colors in design tool Coloors.

A color palette in the design tool Coloors.

Obsessed with palettes? Then Coloors could potentially be the most satisfying design tool to use. Generate color palettes to your heart’s content with the click of a button. 

Save your favorites, lock in palettes, copy hex codes, or export entire palettes directly and use them in your designs. 

The tool is free to use, but you can choose to go pro if you want to get those ads out of your hair.

Content marketing tools for agencies 

Between blog posts, podcasts, TikTok, and Threads, to keep up with clients’ content demands, you’ll need a tool that lets your agency operate like a publishing house. 

23. CoSchedule – Organize all your content in one place

Content calendar in CoSchedule showing newsletters, blog posts, and social media content in the pipeline.

Content calendar in CoSchedule.

CoSchedule is in the business of making content teams more productive by streamlining workflows. But that’s not all, they also set out to prove the value of content for clients.

CoSchedule’s Marketing Suite also offers plenty of templates and documentation to get started. Plus, CoSchedule’s trusty marketing calendar tool remains a user favorite since day one.

What customers like the most about CoSchedule

CoSchedule’s pricing

CoSchedule offers four pricing plans starting at $0:

  • Free Calendar: $0 (free forever)
  • Social Calendar: $19 per user per month
  • Content Calendar: Talk to sales
  • Marketing Suite: Talk to sales

“I have used other productivity tools like Asana, Trello, and Jira. Coschedule is designed in a way that just makes intuitive sense to a content marketer and feels “purpose-built” in a way the other tools don’t. It’s my secret weapon to efficiently manage my content team.”

– Anonymous

Read the full review on G2

 

24. Storychief – A complete content solution platform for agencies

Dashboard overview in StoryChief displaying relevant content performance metrics.

Dashboard overview in StoryChief.

StoryChief was built with content agencies in mind. The idea? To deliver a complete content marketing solution for your team. 

StoryChief also comes with the feature AI Power Mode, promising to help you create compelling copy faster and “write SEO-optimized and plagiarism-free website content.”

What customers like the most about StoryChief

StoryChief’s pricing

Choose between four plans, starting at $0.

  • Individuals: Starting at $40 per month (single user) 
  • Marketing teams: Starting at $220 per month (4 users included)
  • Agencies: Starting at $440 per month (3 workspaces and 4 users per workspace included)
  • Publishing teams: Starting at $900 per month (10 users included)

“We’ve been using StoryChief for 5+ years, and as an agency with clients who focus on and benefit from content marketing, it has been an invaluable tool for us all. We especially like the built-in SEO guidance, readability analysis, and the fact that we can trickle-publish and syndicate our content to multiple channels over several weeks.”

– Juergen B., Co-founder and Creative Director

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White label tools for agencies

White labeling means to brand and market other products as your own. It allows agencies to leverage existing products and add more services (and thereby more value) to their clients.

A lot of the tools you’ve already seen in this list offer white label services. It’s not a category in its own right, but rather, white labeling exists as a feature within various tools.

Some of the tools we’ve already mentioned offer white labeling, including:

  • Semrush
  • Ahrefs
  • ActiveCampaign
  • Asana
  • Monday.com
  • Looker Studio

Future-proof your agency by choosing the right tools

It’s not easy to navigate the software market. There’s plenty to choose from and they all come with lofty promises.

The best thing you can do is thoroughly assess your needs, understand your workflows, and involve key stakeholders in the evaluation process. After all, there’s nothing to gain from buying a tool no one will use.

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