Compare agencyhandy and Front App on pricing, features, platforms, and ratings — both Project Management tools, Paid (free trial available) vs Subscription…
At a Glance
agencyhandy
Front App
Primary category
Project Management
Project Management
Rating
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Pricing model
Paid (free trial available)
Subscription
Starting price
$109
$25/seat/month (Starter plan)
Free plan
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Free trial
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Platforms
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Web, iOS, Android
Team collaboration
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AI features
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Yes
Public API
Not documented
Yes
Pricing Compared
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
agencyhandy
No individual plan breakdown documented yet.
Front App
Starter — $25/seat/month monthly
Professional — $65/seat/month monthly
Enterprise — $105/seat/month monthly
Pros & Cons
agencyhandy
Pros
Combines client portal, CRM, invoicing, forms, and project management in one white-labeled system
Supports multiple payment gateways including Stripe, PayPal, Wise, and crypto
Service productization lets agencies sell fixed-price or subscription packages via a public link or embedded iframe
7-day free trial with no credit card required
Cons
Entry-level Freelancer plan is limited to 1 user and 1 workspace, which may be restrictive as a team grows
API access, webhooks, and Slack integration are reserved for the higher Team Starter and Business Pro tiers, not the entry plan
No refunds are issued after purchase, per the stated cancellation policy
Front App
Pros
Combines shared inbox, ticketing, and AI automation in one platform
Strong channel coverage across email, chat, and SMS
Large integration ecosystem with 160+ third-party tools
Backed by significant funding and a large enterprise customer base
Granular per-seat pricing lets teams start small on Starter
Cons
Key AI features (Copilot, Smart QA, Smart CSAT) are separate paid add-ons on Starter and Professional
Starter plan is limited to a single channel type and only 10 seats
Per-seat pricing can get expensive for large teams, especially with AI add-ons
Autopilot is billed on usage on top of the seat-based subscription
Use Cases
agencyhandy
Front App
Unified support inbox — A support team handles email, chat, and SMS tickets from one shared inbox instead of separate tools.
Cross-team request coordination — Operations and account management teams collaborate visibly on complex, multi-step customer requests via ticketing.
AI-assisted quality review — A support leader uses Smart QA to automatically review agent conversations for quality standards.
Automated request deflection — A company uses Autopilot to automatically resolve routine customer requests without agent involvement.