Scoro

What is Scoro?

Scoro is a work management and professional services automation (PSA) platform for agencies and consultancies that connects projects, resource planning, time tracking, quoting and billing. It is built from eight core apps that can be combined. Plans are sold as combinations priced per user per month.

Key features of Scoro

• Eight core apps: Do, Deliver, Track, Resource, Sell, Estimate, Spend and Invoice, each usable alone.
• Time-billing: Track and Invoice apps.
• Projects and resources: Do, Deliver, Track and Resource.
• Quote to cash: Estimate, Deliver, Track and Invoice.
• End-to-end: All eight apps plus Advanced Work and Advanced Financials add-ons.
• AI credits: 80 ELI credits per user on Standard and 120 on Enterprise.

How Scoro works

Teams pick the apps they need, quote and plan work, schedule people, log time and invoice from the same data. The platform comes in Standard or Enterprise, and onboarding is self-service for up to 15 people or assisted for larger teams.

Who uses Scoro?

Marketing agencies, consultancies and other professional services firms with at least 5 users use Scoro.

Scoro pricing

Per user per month billed monthly: Time-billing is $17, Projects and Resources is $29, Quote to Cash is $29 and End-to-end is $57, with euro and pound prices also listed. A free 14-day trial requires no credit card and a minimum of 5 users. Annual billing gives a 13 to 17% discount. Over 35 extras and integrations are sold separately.

Scoro integrations

The vendor says it offers over 35 extras and integrations, sold separately, and does not name them on its pricing page.

Scoro alternatives

Asana and Wrike are general work management tools without built-in quoting and billing. Teamwork is project management with client features and billing add-ons. Productive and Avaza are agency and services tools that also combine projects, time and invoicing.