Comparison·Updated October 2026

AgencyPro vs Scoro

Scoro is professional services automation (PSA) software that combines projects, resource planning, CRM, quotes, invoicing and financial forecasting, priced per user with a five-user minimum. AgencyPro is a branded client portal for agencies with requests, projects and invoicing, from $39/month with one seat included.

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Feature comparison: AgencyPro vs Scoro

FeatureAgencyProScoro
Pricing (October 2026)
Pricing model
1 seat included; extra seats $15 to $30
Per user, app-based plans
Minimum purchase
1 seat ($39/month)
5 users
Client users
Unlimited, no seat cost
Customer portal add-on; client users do not take seats
Client-facing features
Client portal
Included on every plan
Add-on
Custom domain and portal branding
All plans
Not listed
Clients order services and pay online
Order forms; Stripe and PayPal
Clients view quotes, orders and invoices
Client requests and intake forms
Requests; intake forms on Pro
Not listed
Proofing with annotations
Pro and above
Not listed
Operations and finance
Project management
Time tracking
Pro and above
Resource planning
Capacity management on Pro
Quotes and invoicing
Quotes on Pro; invoicing on all plans
CRM and sales pipeline
Leads pipeline on Pro
Financial forecasting and budgets
Profitability reports on Plus
API
Plus

What each tool costs for your team

Scoro builds per-user plans from the apps you choose and requires at least five paid users.

TeamAgencyProScoro
1 person$39 Basic / $79 ProNot available (5-user minimum)
5 people$99 Basic / $159 Pro5 users at Scoro's per-user rate
10 people$174 Basic / $259 Pro10 users at Scoro's per-user rate

Monthly billing for AgencyPro. Check Scoro's pricing page for its current per-user rates. AgencyPro: plan price plus (team size - 1) x the extra-seat price, from AgencyPro pricing. Scoro: 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 Scoro

Start with one seat

Basic is $39/month for one person, with no five-user minimum.

Client portal included

A branded portal on your own domain comes with every plan, not as an add-on.

Built for productized and retainer work

Service catalogs, order forms and subscriptions on every plan; credit-based services and SLA tracking on Pro.

Faster setup

Requests, services and billing are ready to configure, without a PSA implementation project.

Key differences

Where AgencyPro and Scoro take different approaches

What it runs

AgencyPro:The client relationship: ordering, requests, approvals and payments in a branded portal.
Scoro:The whole firm: projects, resources, sales and finances.
Scoro replaces more internal systems; AgencyPro improves the client side.

Team size

AgencyPro:Starts at one seat for $39/month.
Scoro:Requires at least five paid users.
Solo operators and small teams can start smaller on AgencyPro.

Client portal

AgencyPro:Included on every plan, branded on your domain.
Scoro:Available as an add-on with project, file and document access.
Clients can order, request and pay without extra modules.

Financial depth

AgencyPro:Invoicing, subscriptions, credits and profitability reports (Plus).
Scoro:Budgets, forecasting and detailed financial reporting.
Scoro is the stronger finance tool.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about AgencyPro and Scoro

How does AgencyPro compare to Scoro?

Scoro is a PSA platform for running a professional services firm: projects, resource planning, CRM, quotes, invoicing, budgets and financial reporting in one system. AgencyPro is a client portal for agencies: clients order services, submit requests, approve work and pay, with projects, time tracking (Pro) and invoicing behind it. Scoro goes deeper on finance and resourcing; AgencyPro goes deeper on the client experience.

How does Scoro pricing compare to AgencyPro?

Scoro prices per user, builds plans from the apps you need, and requires at least five paid users. Check Scoro's pricing page for current rates. AgencyPro starts at $39/month for one seat; five people cost $99/month on Basic ($39 + 4 x $15) or $159/month on Pro ($79 + 4 x $20).

Does Scoro have a client portal?

Yes, as an add-on. Scoro's customer portal lets clients see their projects, files and comments, and with full access also quotes, orders and invoices, and client users do not take paid seats. AgencyPro's portal is included on every plan, runs on your own domain, and lets clients order services, submit requests, approve proofs (Pro) and pay online.

Does AgencyPro offer the same financial management as Scoro?

No. Scoro is built for budgets, forecasting and detailed financial reporting across projects. AgencyPro covers agency billing: invoices, subscriptions, credit-based and hourly services (Pro), Stripe and PayPal payments, and team performance and profitability reports on Plus.

Which is better for a small agency?

AgencyPro, in most cases. A solo operator or a team of two can start at $39 or $54 a month, while Scoro needs five paid users. Scoro makes more sense once you have enough people that resource planning and financial forecasting pay for themselves.

Can I migrate from Scoro to AgencyPro?

Partly. AgencyPro's CSV importer accepts clients and services, so your client list can move over. Projects, quotes, invoices, time entries and files are not imported; keep a Scoro export for your records. The Plus plan includes a migration service to help with setup.

AgencyPro or Scoro: which fits your agency?

Short answer: Scoro is the better fit for established agencies and consultancies that want one system for projects, resource planning, sales and financial forecasting, and have at least five people to put on it. AgencyPro is the better fit for smaller agencies that want a branded client portal with requests, approvals and billing.

Scoro is a PSA platform; its center is the agency's own operations and finances. Clients can be given access through its customer portal add-on. AgencyPro starts from the client: the portal is the product, with projects, time tracking and invoicing behind it.

An example: a new website project. In Scoro, you send a quote from the CRM, convert it to a project, plan resources, track time against the budget, and invoice by milestone. In AgencyPro, the client accepts a proposal (Pro), pays the deposit online, submits content and feedback through the portal, and approves each milestone before the next invoice.

When AgencyPro is not the right fit: if you need resource forecasting across dozens of people, project budgets against actuals, and financial reporting that your finance team relies on, Scoro is built for that and AgencyPro is not.

Who should choose Scoro

  • Agencies and consultancies with five or more people that want a full PSA system
  • Firms that need resource planning, budgets and financial forecasting
  • Teams that want quotes, projects and invoicing tied to one CRM

Who should choose AgencyPro

  • Solo operators and small agencies that want to start with one seat
  • Agencies that want a branded client portal included in every plan
  • Productized and retainer agencies that sell services clients can order and pay for online

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 Scoro already covers how you onboard, deliver to and bill clients, switching may not be worth the migration work.

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