- What is a good Productive.io or Teamwork alternative for a small agency?
- It depends on what you need most. For resource planning and budgets, Productive itself ($12 a user per month on Essential, minimum three users) or Scoro (Projects & Resources, $29 a user per month, minimum five). For project management built for client work, Teamwork (Accelerate $24.99 a user per month billed yearly). For a flexible task board, ClickUp. For clients, proposals, invoices, a portal, texting and calls in one flat-priced workspace, Workspace369 (Voyager $74/mo, 2 seats), which has Gantt timelines and task dependencies from Voyager, change orders from Specialist and a team workload view on Commander, and team utilization reports on every plan, but no resource bookings or budget burn forecasting, so an agency that lives in Productive’s resource planner should keep it. Prices checked October 24, 2026.
- Is Teamwork cheaper than Productive for a small agency?
- Not for resource planning. Checked October 23, 2026: Productive Essential, which lists resource planning, is $12 a user monthly ($10 yearly), so five users cost $60 monthly. Teamwork Basics is $13.99 monthly ($9.99 yearly) with billable time tracking, and Teamwork Accelerate, which adds workload planning, is $29.99 monthly ($24.99 yearly), about $150 monthly for five users.
- What is a Productive.io alternative with flat team pricing?
- Workspace369 prices by included seats: Voyager is $74/mo for 2 seats and Specialist is $149/mo for 10, with extra seats at $10/mo from Voyager. Productive Essential costs less for 10 users ($100 to $120 a month at its listed $10 to $12 a user, checked October 24, 2026), and Workspace369’s team workload view (capacity across projects) is on Commander ($299/mo, 20 seats), so at 10 users choose Workspace369 for the client side (CRM, proposals, invoices, inbox, texts and calls), not for resourcing.
- How much does Productive cost?
- Essential is $12 a user per month on monthly billing and $10 billed yearly; Professional is $29 monthly and $25 billed yearly; Ultimate is “Let’s talk”, checked on productive.io/pricing on October 24, 2026. All plans require at least three seats, and the page shows 10 users on Essential as $120 a month on monthly billing. There is a 14-day free trial with no credit card.
- Productive vs Teamwork: which is better for a small agency?
- Productive lists resource planning on its Essential plan ($12 monthly, $10 billed yearly, minimum three users). Teamwork lists workload planning with live capacity and client invoices from logged time on Accelerate ($29.99 monthly, $24.99 billed yearly); its Basics plan ($13.99 monthly, $9.99 billed yearly) covers billable time tracking and client users but not workload planning. Teamwork also has a Free plan for up to five users. Checked October 23, 2026.
- Is Scoro cheaper than Productive?
- Not like for like. Scoro prices by app combination: Projects & Resources is $29 a user per month with a five-user minimum, and its page does not say whether that is monthly or annual billing. Productive’s Professional plan is $29 on monthly billing, and Essential is $12. Check which features each combination actually includes before comparing totals.
- Does Productive have invoicing, a CRM, SMS or a phone system?
- Productive lists invoices and a sales CRM with deals and pipelines on every plan; retainer invoicing, payment reminders and the Xero and QuickBooks Online sync start on Productive’s Professional plan ($29 a user per month on monthly billing). We found no texting, phone line or built-in ledger on its pricing, home or integrations pages as of October 24, 2026. Workspace369 includes texts and calls from Voyager ($74/mo, 2 seats).
- Can Workspace369 replace Productive?
- Partly. Workspace369 covers clients, proposals, invoices, payments, the client portal, projects with stages and kanban boards, and time tracking with time-to-invoice, plus Gantt timelines, task dependencies and project financials from Voyager and a team workload view on Commander. It has team utilization reports on every plan, but no resource bookings or budget burn forecasting, so an agency that lives in Productive’s resource planner should keep that or choose a tool that has one.
- How do I move from Productive to another tool?
- Export companies and contacts, open invoices, projects and tasks, and time entries, save invoice PDFs, then run one real client through the new tool before cancelling. Workspace369’s AI Import reads the client, service, invoice and proposal files among those exports, plus expense files from Specialist (CSV or Excel), maps the columns and shows the AI usage estimate before it saves anything; everything else stays as your record or is set up again by hand, and support can help with anything unusual.