One place to run the work your clients pay for

Briefs, projects, meetings, docs, and billable time live together. Agency teams know what's moving. Clients see exactly what they need.

A client workspace in Superthread with projects, boards, briefs, and campaign plans

Pay what you want

Agency project management from $3 per user a month

Agency margins are under pressure. Your software bill should not make that worse. Superthread brings AI agents, forms, time tracking, tasks, projects, and docs into one workspace. Pick a monthly price that works for your team.

Starts at

$3 per user / month

You choose what feels fair.

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“We've won work because of how we communicate and collaborate with clients. Superthread makes us look really polished and thorough.”
Mat Ferdenzi, CEO, Acceler8 Talent

From request to report

A client workflow that holds together

  1. 01

    Collect the brief

    Use a form to get the details, files, dates, and budget context you need before work starts.

  2. 02

    Plan the work

    Turn the brief into a project with owners, tasks, milestones, and the docs behind the thinking.

  3. 03

    Deliver together

    Keep feedback, decisions, files, and progress beside the work instead of spread across inboxes.

  4. 04

    Account for the time

    Track billable hours on the task, then report by client, project, person, or category.

Less chasing. More delivery.

Keep the brief, the plan, the conversation, and the hours together.

Know where the hours went

Track time directly on tasks, mark work as billable, set team rates, and build reports without asking everyone to reconstruct their week on Friday afternoon.

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Let agents do the chasing

Create agents that work across your tasks, docs, projects, and meetings. Use them for regular project checks, status updates, and the routine admin that slows delivery down.

Learn more about Let agents do the chasing

Billable time

Track the hour while you still remember it

Time stays tied to the task, project, client, and person who did the work.

Medialab

The UK's leading independent media agency brought project work and its knowledge base into Superthread.

Medialab replaced a mix of Jira, Confluence, and SharePoint with one clearer place for tasks, documentation, and collaboration.

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Medialab's workspace in Superthread

AI agents, built around your work

Build an agent for the work between the work

Give each agent a clear job, the right client spaces, and a moment to run. It can read the same work as the team and make real changes inside Superthread.

Client status agent

Reads the project plan, recent decisions, meeting notes, and time entries. It creates a clear client update and flags anything the account lead should add before it goes out.

Starts: every Friday, before a review, or whenever the client asks

Scope-watch agent

Checks new requests against the agreed brief, spots work that may sit outside scope, and creates a review task before the extra work quietly enters delivery.

Starts: a form arrives, a request changes, or a client leaves a comment

Delivery rescue agent

Finds the work affected by a delayed milestone, moves the relevant dates, preserves the gaps between tasks, and gives the team a useful summary of what changed.

Starts: a milestone moves, work becomes blocked, or someone runs it manually

See how Superthread agents work

One workspace. Four useful views.

Everyone works from the same source, without everyone needing the same level of detail.

Account teams

Give clients a clear view of progress and keep every request, promise, and decision close to the work.

Delivery teams

Know what is due, who owns it, and what is blocked across every active client project.

Creative teams

Work from a complete brief, gather feedback in context, and keep every version tied to the job.

Agency leaders

See where time goes, how work is progressing, and which projects need attention before they drift.

Agency guides

Practical ways to run client work

Clear processes for briefs, projects, time, scope, reporting, and AI agents.

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Questions agencies ask us

  • How much does Superthread cost for agencies?

    Superthread’s Pay What You Want plan starts at $3 per user per month. You choose the price. It includes AI agents, forms, time tracking, unlimited cards, boards, spaces, and pages, with no long commitment.

  • Can clients work with us in Superthread?

    Yes. Invite clients as guests and choose the spaces or boards they can access. They can review work, comment, and stay up to date without seeing the rest of your workspace.

  • Can we track billable time?

    Yes. Your team can run a timer or add time manually from a task. You can set default and per-person rates, mark entries as billable, filter reports, and export the data as CSV.

  • Can clients submit briefs and change requests?

    Yes. Build a form, share it publicly or through the forms portal, and send every submission to the right board. The request becomes a trackable card instead of another email to forward.

  • How do agents help an agency team?

    Agencies can create agents for client status reporting, scope checks, brief reviews, project health, timeline changes, and other repeatable account work. An agent can run on a schedule or when forms, comments, tasks, dates, and statuses change, then create or update the relevant work in Superthread.

  • Can Superthread replace separate project and documentation tools?

    For many teams, yes. Boards, projects, pages, meeting notes, comments, forms, and time tracking live in the same workspace, so the plan and the knowledge behind it stay connected.

  • How does Superthread help an agency manage multiple client projects?

    Give each client a separate space, then use projects, boards, saved views, calendars, and timelines to see delivery at the client or agency level. Shared people can work across clients without mixing client access or losing the wider portfolio view.

  • Can an agency onboard a new client in Superthread?

    Yes. Use a form to collect contacts, access, brand files, objectives, and ways of working. Keep the agreement, brief, kickoff notes, delivery plan, decisions, and client-visible work in the same client space from day one.