Solutions Marketing agencies

bettro for marketing agencies

Run every account like it's your only account.

Agencies juggle retainers, campaigns and one-off projects across a team, and the client only ever sees the seams. bettro keeps each account's delivery, decisions, time and billing in one shared record the whole team can work from.

A proposal being agreed between studio and client

The problems marketing agencies actually have

  • Account knowledge lives in people's heads and inboxes
  • Clients ask for status updates the team has already written somewhere else
  • Retainer hours are tracked loosely, then reconstructed at invoice time
  • Handovers between team members lose context

How bettro helps

One record per account

Projects, meetings, decisions, files, time and invoices stay attached to the client, whoever is doing the work.

Client updates without the meeting

Publish progress clients can check themselves, and keep the conversation against the project instead of in email.

Retainers you can defend

Tracked time rolls into clear invoices, so scope conversations happen with evidence instead of memory.

A portal per client

Each client sees their own branded hub — progress, milestones and the tasks you've chosen to share.

“Status meetings dropped by half. Clients check the portal, and the team works from one record instead of five threads.”
— Agency founder, 8-person content agency

Questions from marketing agencies

Can the whole team work in bettro?
Yes. Team members get roles with appropriate access, and every project keeps its own activity history so handovers don't lose context.
How do retainers work in bettro?
Track time against the client's projects, then invoice from the tracked hours. The client sees a clean invoice; you keep the detailed breakdown.
Will clients see our internal discussions?
No. Internal notes stay internal. Clients only see the portal view you curate: progress, milestones, shared tasks, files and invoices.

Run your marketing agencie practice on bettro

Early access is open. Set up a real project, invite a client and see how the working relationship feels in one place.