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monday.com or : work management for agencies, compared.

monday.com is a flexible work platform that any team can shape with boards. is built for agencies: knows a project's fee and margin, and knows the client. You can also keep monday.com and push approved briefs into it.

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Who each fits

Both are good tools. They fit different agencies.

monday.com fits if

  • Many departments, not only client work, need one shared board tool.
  • You want to design your own workflows, columns and automations.
  • A free plan for up to two seats is enough to start.

fits if

  • Hours, fees and margin per project matter more than custom boards.
  • Client history should answer questions with the source attached.
  • You want briefs, reports and projects to share one client record.
Side by side

What each one does, from public pages.

  • Pricing model

    monday.com
    Per seat per month; the FAQ says plans start from three users.
    One price per plan with 5 seats included on Base.
  • Projects

    monday.com
    Boards you configure for any process, with Docs and AI credits each month.
    Projects with one owner per task, as a list, board, calendar, timeline or Gantt with baselines.
  • Money

    monday.com
    Built per board by the team.
    Budgets, live margin per project and client, and invoices from approved budgets.
  • Client knowledge

    monday.com
    Kept in boards and Docs.
    In , ask about a client and get an answer where every claim names its document, meeting or campaign.
  • Working together

    monday.com
    monday.com stays your team's board.
    An approved brief becomes a monday.com project, and imports tasks from a monday.com CSV export.
Where they're ahead

Where monday.com is better.

  • Flexibility: boards, columns and automations shape to any team's process.
  • A free plan for up to two seats, with more than 200 templates.
  • One tool for the whole company, not only the client work.
Price

List prices, as published.

monday.com

Basic $9, Standard $12 and Pro $19 per seat a month, billed annually; the monthly plan isn't discounted. A free plan covers up to two seats.

Source: monday.com/pricing, checked Oct 19, 2026.

Base is $99 a month for 5 seats with eight products. Pro is $249 for 15 seats with all ten.

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Moving over

How to switch, step by step.

  1. Start the 14-day trial: every product is on and no card is asked for.

  2. Export a board to CSV and import its tasks into , with a preview of every row.

  3. Enter clients, projects and the rate card by hand; plan a few hours.

  4. Or keep monday.com: connect it and push approved briefs into it as projects.

  5. After the 14-day trial (all ten products, every seat, 500 AI credits, no card), choose a plan or keep one product free, with 1 seat and 2 clients.

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