Built by an agency that got tired of the stack

The problem we had

A web agency does two jobs. It runs client work — briefs, projects, hours, invoices — and it looks after the websites that work produces: the hosting, the certificates, the plugin updates, the 3am outage. Every tool we tried did the first job and pretended the second did not exist.

So the stack grew. A CRM, a project tool, a time tracker, an invoicing tool, a helpdesk, an uptime monitor, a spreadsheet holding it together. Six subscriptions, none of them talking to each other, and the truth about any given client spread across all of them.

What we built instead

One product covering 75 of the things an agency does, from the first conversation to ongoing website maintenance. Each standard plan has a fixed price and an included team allowance. Move up a plan when you need more seats or capabilities.

Taylor Grant-Fordham built Marque while running Xpose Web Design — every feature here exists because it was needed on a Tuesday, not because it looked good on a roadmap. He still runs that agency on it today.

How we sell it

• Flat pricing from £29 a month. No per-seat charges below Enterprise.
• 90 days free with every feature unlocked, and no card to start.
• Your clients' card payments go to your Stripe account. We never touch the money.
• Export your clients, time and expenses to CSV whenever you want. No notice period, no export fee.
• EU hosting, on a server we run ourselves. What that means in practice — encryption, backups, sub-processors — is on our security page, not just asserted here.

Why trust what's on this site

Every screenshot on this site is the actual product, not an illustration of one — the one exception is clearly marked as a placeholder while a real one is captured. Every price and every trial length on this site is pulled from the same data the checkout uses, and a test in the application fails the build if they ever disagree.