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r/agency pain points

VettedGaps has researched 12 problems people raise in r/agency, each backed by real posts.

By category

  • Billing & Pricing: 6
  • Integrations & API: 2
  • Performance & Reliability: 2
  • Analytics & Reporting: 1

Top problems

  • Software agencies lose small builds as clients go in-house with AI (Performance & Reliability · 4 pieces of evidence)
  • Agency founders can't see the unbilled hours behind client work (Billing & Pricing · 3 pieces of evidence)
  • Agency owners can't reconcile social clicks with client site metrics (Analytics & Reporting · 2 pieces of evidence)

What people say

“If it was before Ai they for sure would have bought the product but now more small firms are going towards hiring one tech guy giving him Ai access and letting him build and manage everything with it.”
From r/agency, on “Software agencies lose small builds as clients go in-house with AI”

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