CRM for Marketing Agencies: Win and Retain More Clients

Manage client relationships and new business without the overhead of enterprise CRM.

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The Challenges You Face

As a marketing agencies, managing client relationships comes with unique challenges:

  • Tracking pitches and proposals across the team
  • Managing client relationships during projects
  • Finding new business while delivering client work
  • Maintaining consistent follow-up
  • Forecasting revenue and pipeline
  • Keeping track of client feedback and requirements

How Kabooly Helps

Kabooly CRM is designed to solve these problems:

  • Pipeline tracks every pitch from lead to contract
  • Client records with full history and notes
  • Team collaboration on shared opportunities
  • Email templates for professional outreach
  • See your pipeline value at a glance
  • Attribution shows which marketing works for you

Key Features for Marketing Agencies

Everything you need to manage your marketing agencies business effectively.

Contact Management

Keep all your customer information in one place, accessible to your whole team.

Deal Pipeline

Track every opportunity from first contact to closed deal with visual pipelines.

Email Campaigns

Create and send professional email campaigns to your contacts and marketing lists.

Workflow Automations

Automate repetitive tasks with visual, trigger-based workflows.

Booking System

Let clients book appointments directly with you, synced to your calendar.

Lead Attribution

Understand exactly where your leads come from and which marketing channels work.

Simple Pricing for Marketing Agencies

Choose the plan that fits your business. No hidden fees, no surprises.

Starter

£ 100 /month

Perfect for small teams getting started with CRM.

Get Started
  • 1,000 contacts
  • 3 team members
  • 5 marketing lists
  • 10 email templates
  • 10 active deals
  • 3 forms
  • 3,000 emails/month

Enterprise

£ 500 /month

For larger teams with high-volume needs.

Get Started
  • 30,000 contacts
  • Unlimited team members
  • Unlimited marketing lists
  • Unlimited email templates
  • Unlimited active deals
  • Unlimited forms
  • 100,000 emails/month

CRM Questions for Marketing Agencies

Can I track pitches and proposals across the team?

Yes, use the deal pipeline to track every pitch from initial lead through to signed contract. Team members can see progress and add updates.

How do I manage client relationships during projects?

Each client has a full record with notes, history, and communication. Track key contacts, preferences, and project details in one place.

Can I forecast revenue from my pipeline?

Add deal values to opportunities in your pipeline. See your potential revenue at each stage and forecast based on typical conversion rates.

How do other marketing agencies use Kabooly?

Marketing agencies typically use Kabooly to track new business pitches, manage client relationships, send targeted outreach, and understand which marketing works for their own business.

How do I stay top of mind with prospects?

Create email campaigns to nurture leads over time. Send valuable content and stay visible until they're ready to engage.

Can I track where our own leads come from?

Lead attribution shows which channels bring your agency enquiries. Practice what you preach and know which marketing drives your own results.

Is it suitable for a small agency?

Yes, Kabooly is designed for small and medium businesses. You get professional CRM features without enterprise complexity or pricing.

Can I book discovery calls through the system?

Yes, share your booking link and let prospects schedule discovery calls directly. Set your availability and avoid the email back-and-forth.

How a marketing agency runs in Kabooly

Not a feature list. This is the setup most small agencies end up with.

Pipeline stages that match an agency sale

Stages are yours to define. Agencies usually land on Lead, Discovery Call, Proposal Sent, Negotiation, Won, and Lost. The deals report gives you the retained revenue in play, which is the number you should be looking at before you hire.

Retainers and projects tagged separately

Tags and custom fields cover the service line, whether the work is retained or project based, the client's sector, and the buying role of each contact. Agencies that cannot split those two revenue types tend to misread a good quarter.

Your own lead capture, properly attributed

Build the form, embed it on your site, and UTM parameters are captured on submission. The tracking and attribution reports then show which of your own campaigns produced enquiries. An agency that cannot attribute its own pipeline is a difficult sell.

Tracking configured in one place

Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Facebook settings live in Kabooly, so the measurement around your own funnel is set up the same way you would set it up for a client, rather than being the job nobody bills for.

Discovery calls booked from the site

Set up a booking type for a discovery call, set the availability of whoever runs them, and publish the booking widget. Kabooly sends the reminder email before the call automatically, which protects the slot you cleared.

One pipeline the whole team can see

Users and permissions mean account managers and founders work from the same pipeline and the same contact records, so nothing depends on the one person who keeps the real list in their own spreadsheet.

Three automations worth building in your first week

Each of these is a trigger, an optional wait, and an action. Nothing to code.

  1. The lead that came in during a client sprint

    When a form is submitted, send an email with a link to book a discovery call, add a tag for the campaign it came from, and create a task for the right person. Agencies lose more inbound to being busy than to being expensive.

  2. The proposal in a procurement queue

    When a deal moves to your Proposal Sent stage, wait four days, then send a short email offering to walk the team through it, and create a task to call. Waiting politely for three weeks is how good proposals die.

  3. Onboarding that starts on the day they sign

    When a deal is marked won, send the onboarding email listing every access and asset you need, add a tag for the service line, and create a task to book the kickoff. Chasing ad account access three weeks in costs you the first month's results.

Ready to Grow Your Marketing Agencies Business?

Start your free trial today and see how Kabooly can help.