Tecknocity
For digital agencies

Keep billable time billable.

Marketing, design, and dev shops sell hours and expertise, then quietly give both away: out-of-scope asks absorbed mid-thread, finished work never invoiced, and senior people buried in coordination. We rebuild agency operations so the leaks close and delivery scales.

57%

Of agencies lose $1,000 to $5,000 every month to unbilled work and scope creep. For a third of them, it is more.

Agency scope-creep research, 2026

78%

Of agencies rarely or only sometimes charge for out-of-scope work they deliver anyway.

Agency pricing research

90-95%

Share of delivered hours the average services firm actually bills. The rest is delivered, absorbed, and forgotten.

Professional services revenue leakage research

If this is you

The margin leaks between your tools

Agency problems rarely look like problems. They look like being helpful, being busy, and being slightly less profitable every quarter.

01

Scope moves and nobody charges for it

The ask arrives mid-thread, sounds small, and gets done. Almost no agency consistently charges for out-of-scope work, not by decision but because nobody notices the moment scope moved.

02

Finished work, no invoice behind it

Delivery lives in the project tool, billing lives in accounting, and the two never talk. Work gets marked done, everyone moves on, and the invoice quietly never happens.

03

Seniors do coordination, not craft

Your best people spend their day relaying status, chasing approvals, and rebuilding context between tools. You bill them as strategists, but most of their day goes to forwarding information.

04

Capacity is a guess

Who can take the next project? The honest answer lives across timesheets, calendars, and gut feel. So some people drown while others coast, and the hiring decision is always a gamble.

Before and after

An agency week, with the leaks closed

Same clients, same team, same deadlines. The difference is how much of the week you get paid for.

A normal week today

An out-of-scope ask arrives mid-thread, sounds small, and gets absorbed for free
A project is marked done in the project tool, and the invoice quietly never happens
Your best strategist spends the afternoon relaying status between tools and clients
Who can take the next project is a debate, settled by gut feel and whoever looks least busy
Client reporting eats the last day of every month

The same week, AI-driven

Scope changes get flagged the moment they appear, priced, and sent for approval
Done work triggers its own invoice, and nothing finished goes unbilled
Status moves itself: clients see progress, seniors do the work they're billed for
Capacity is a dashboard, current and honest, and the next project has an obvious home
Reports assemble themselves from live data, reviewed in minutes instead of built in days
What we build

What we typically build for agencies

The systems we build most often for businesses like yours. Every one shaped to your real workflow, priced before we start.

The project-to-invoice pipeline

Delivery and billing finally connected: finished work triggers its invoice, scope changes get priced instead of absorbed, and the margin you earned stops evaporating between two tools.

New business on autopilot

The sales side of the agency running as a system: leads followed up until they answer, proposals drafted by AI from your past wins, and pipeline visible at all times. New business stops depending on whoever had a free evening.

The capacity and delivery dashboard

Who is loaded, what is stalled, what ships this week, live. Resourcing decisions and the hiring question finally argue from data.

AI inside the delivery workflow

Briefs, first drafts, QA passes, and reporting drafted by AI and approved by your people, built into the process with quality gates. Faster delivery, same standard, no prompt anarchy.

4x the client load

One agency took on four times the clients after its project management was restructured, same team, no new hires.

21 hires in 14 days

Rebuilt production systems let one client onboard 21 new project-based editors in two weeks without breaking delivery.

$50K/year

Freed at one agency by moving a senior designer's admin load to automation, payroll returned to revenue work.

Binee

The brain that watches your client work

Binee reads your project tool, inboxes, and meetings as one system: it flags scope moving, finished work with no invoice, and clients going quiet, before those become margin problems.

Try Binee free

Common questions

Find your leaks

Thirty minutes on your agency's operations

Bring how your agency runs today. We will tell you where the margin is leaking, what to automate first, and what it would return. Honest advice, no pressure.

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