Comparison·Updated October 2026

AgencyPro vs Asana

Asana is work management software for projects, tasks, portfolios, goals, workload and automations. It is priced per user, from $10.99 per user per month billed annually, with a free plan for 2 users.

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Feature comparison: AgencyPro vs Asana

FeatureAgencyProAsana
Work management
Projects and tasks
Portfolios and goals
Not offered
Advanced plan and up
Workload and capacity
Capacity management (Pro)
Advanced plan and up
Automations
Auto-assign, recurring auto-requests (Pro)
Unlimited automations from Starter
Time tracking
Pro plan and up
Native on Advanced; integrations below
Forms and request intake
Requests on all plans; intake forms on Pro
Forms from Starter
Client experience
Client access
Branded client portal
Free guests (Starter and up)
Your logo and colors
Every plan
Enterprise plan
Portal on your own domain
Every plan
Not in Asana plans
Service catalog and checkout
Not in Asana plans
Client proofing and approvals
Versioned proofing (Pro)
Approvals and proofing (Advanced)
Billing
Invoicing
Not in Asana plans
Online payments (Stripe, PayPal)
Not in Asana plans
Subscriptions and retainers
Not in Asana plans
Quotes, proposals, contracts
Pro plan and up
Not in Asana plans
Pricing and integrations
Pricing model
Plan fee + $15 to $30 per extra seat
Per user, from $10.99/month (annual)
Free plan
14-day trial
Personal plan for 2 users
API and webhooks
Plus plan
All plans
Zapier
Plus plan

What each tool costs for your team

Cost per month for AgencyPro and Asana at common agency team sizes.

TeamAgencyProAsana
1 person$39 Basic / $79 ProFree (Personal, up to 2 users) or $13.49 (Starter)
5 people$99 Basic / $159 Pro$67.45 (Starter) / $152.45 (Advanced)
10 people$174 Basic / $259 Pro$134.90 (Starter) / $304.90 (Advanced)
25 people$399 Basic / $559 Pro$337.25 (Starter) / $762.25 (Advanced)

Monthly billing. Asana's native time tracking is on Advanced, and its Timesheets and Budgets add-on costs extra. AgencyPro time tracking is on Pro. AgencyPro: plan price plus (team size - 1) x the extra-seat price, from AgencyPro pricing. Asana: from its pricing page. Prices checked October 14, 2026; vendors change plans, so confirm before you buy.

Where AgencyPro is the stronger fit

The situations where agencies pick AgencyPro over Asana

Clients get a real portal

Clients log in on your domain to browse services, submit requests, review files and pay invoices, instead of being added as guests to internal projects.

Billing is built in

Invoices, subscriptions and Stripe or PayPal payments are included on every plan, so delivery and billing stay connected.

Your brand on every plan

Logo, colors and a custom domain are included from Basic at $39/month. Asana reserves logo and color branding for Enterprise.

Key differences

Where AgencyPro and Asana take different approaches

Who uses it

AgencyPro:Your team and your clients. Clients log in to order, request, approve and pay.
Asana:Mainly your team. Clients can join as guests on Starter and above.
If clients need self-service, AgencyPro is built for it.

Billing

AgencyPro:Invoices, subscriptions, credit-based services and Stripe or PayPal payments on every plan.
Asana:Asana's plans do not include invoicing or payments, so billing lives in another tool.
One less tool to keep in sync with delivery.

Planning depth

AgencyPro:Requests, projects, capacity management and SLA tracking (Pro).
Asana:Portfolios, goals, workload, unlimited automations and approvals (Advanced).
Large internal programs are better served by Asana.

Team cost

AgencyPro:10 people on Pro: $79 + 9 x $20 = $259/month, client portal and invoicing included.
Asana:10 people on Advanced: $304.90/month billed monthly; on Starter: $134.90/month.
Compare like for like: Asana Starter excludes native time tracking.

The same client job in both tools

For example, a client asks for a new landing page; your team designs it, the client approves it and you bill it.

StepAgencyProAsana
RequestClient submits a request in your branded portalClient fills an Asana form that creates a task (forms from Starter)
PlanRequest assigned to a designer; capacity management on ProTask in a project; workload view on Advanced
Track timeTime tracking (Pro)Time tracking on Advanced
ApproveVersioned proofing; the client approves in the portal (Pro)Approvals and proofing on Advanced; the client joins as a guest
BillInvoice paid in the portal by Stripe or PayPalNot in Asana plans; invoice from your accounting tool

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about AgencyPro and Asana

What is the difference between AgencyPro and Asana?

Asana is work management software for internal teams: projects, tasks, portfolios, goals, workload and automations. AgencyPro is a client portal and delivery platform for agencies: clients order services, submit requests, approve work and pay invoices in a portal on your own domain. Asana organizes how your team works; AgencyPro organizes how clients work with you.

Does Asana include invoicing or a client portal?

Asana's plans do not list invoicing, payments or a branded client portal. You can invite clients as free guests on Starter and above and give them comment-only access to projects, and forms let clients submit requests. For billing, agencies using Asana typically add an accounting or invoicing tool. AgencyPro includes invoicing, subscriptions and Stripe or PayPal payments on every plan.

Does Asana have built-in time tracking?

Yes, on the Advanced plan and above. Asana's native time tracking compares estimated and actual effort on tasks. Personal and Starter plans track time through integrations. AgencyPro includes time tracking with timers, manual entries and timesheet reports on the Pro plan.

How much does Asana cost compared with AgencyPro for a 10-person agency?

Asana charges per user: Starter is $10.99/user/month billed annually ($13.49 monthly) and Advanced, which includes native time tracking, is $24.99 ($30.49 monthly). Ten people on Advanced cost $304.90/month billed monthly. AgencyPro Pro costs $79 + 9 x $20 = $259/month for 10 people and includes the client portal and invoicing. Ten people on Asana Starter cost $134.90/month, but that covers internal task management only.

Can I use Asana and AgencyPro together?

Yes. Some agencies keep Asana for internal planning and use AgencyPro for the client-facing side: intake, requests, approvals and billing. On the Plus plan, AgencyPro's Zapier integration and webhooks can create Asana tasks from new requests. Others move delivery into AgencyPro's own projects to avoid paying for two tools.

How does Asana compare to ClickUp for agencies?

Both are general work management tools priced per user. Asana is known for a cleaner task and portfolio model; ClickUp bundles docs, whiteboards, a CRM and native time tracking from its Core plan. See the ClickUp vs Asana comparison for the full breakdown.

AgencyPro or Asana: which fits your agency?

AgencyPro vs Asana comes down to who the software is for. Asana is work management for internal teams: projects, tasks, portfolios, goals and automations, priced per user. AgencyPro is a client portal for agencies, where clients order services, submit requests, approve work and pay invoices.

Asana's plans do not list invoicing, payments or a branded client portal. Clients can join as free guests and use forms, which works for small teams that bill elsewhere. AgencyPro covers the client side and billing, but it has no equivalent to Asana's portfolios, goals or unlimited automation rules.

Some agencies run both: Asana for internal planning and AgencyPro for intake, approvals and billing, connected through Zapier on the Plus plan.

Who should choose Asana

  • Teams running complex internal programs with portfolios, goals and workload views
  • Agencies that already bill in an accounting tool and only need task management
  • Teams that want a free plan for 2 users or unlimited automation rules from Starter
  • Organizations standardizing on one work management tool across departments

Who should choose AgencyPro

  • Agencies whose clients should order, request, approve and pay in a branded portal
  • Teams tired of syncing Asana tasks with a separate invoicing tool
  • Retainer and productized agencies billing subscriptions or credits
  • Agencies that want their logo, colors and domain without an enterprise plan

Bottom line: pick the tool that handles your most common client workflow with the fewest workarounds. AgencyPro pricing is a plan fee plus a per-seat fee for each extra team member (see AgencyPro pricing), so price both tools at your real team size before you decide. If Asana already covers how you onboard, deliver to and bill clients, switching may not be worth the migration work.

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