CrewDriven VS just plan it

CrewDriven's answer

Three reasons:

• You pay for what you switch on. Productive.io, Scoro and Bitrix24 price a full bundle whether or not half of it is dead weight for you.
  
• It fits 2–25 people. Enterprise PSA tools need an implementation project before they return anything. CrewDriven is useful in the first week.
  
• Money is native, not a bolt-on. Payments in any currency normalize to one reporting currency automatically, so P&L, payroll and client profitability come out right without manual conversion — the first thing a spreadsheet gets wrong.
  

It is also free during the launch period, and the interface ships in both English and Ukrainian.

CrewDriven's answer

CrewDriven is modular — you never pay for a feature you don't use.

You switch on only the parts you actually run your agency on:

• Clients, projects, and time tracking
  
• Invoicing, payments, and multi-currency P&L
  
• Resource planning and capacity
  
• Time off, hiring, and document e-signing
  
• Client portal and time-tracker integrations
  

Most agency platforms sell one bundle: you buy all of it, use a third, and keep paying for the rest.

The second difference is scope. Client work, the team doing it, and the money it produces live in one system — so profit per client is something the platform already knows, not something you rebuild in a
spreadsheet at the end of every month.

CrewDriven's answer

CrewDriven came out of running an agency, not out of a product plan. Clients lived in one spreadsheet, team rates in another, invoices in a third, and the P&L was rebuilt by hand every month. The simplest question never had a fast answer: are we actually making money on this client?

CrewDriven's answer

Laravel 12 with PostgreSQL, using schema-per-tenant multi-tenancy so each workspace's data is physically separated. The front end is React 18 and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS and built with Vite. Deploys are zero-downtime with automatic rollback on a failed health check.

CrewDriven's answer

Currently in the free launch period; customer names will be added as workspaces opt in to be referenced

CrewDriven's answer

Owners and operations leads at small digital agencies of 2–25 people, plus solo freelancers running several clients at once.

Typically service businesses that:

• Bill hourly, on retainer, or fixed-price
  
• Work across currencies and borders
  
• Have outgrown spreadsheets but cannot justify an enterprise PSA rollout
  

Strongest fit in Ukraine and the EU, where invoicing foreign clients in several currencies is routine.