Hops for Agencies

Proposals, briefs, and social calendars, ready weekly.

@Hops keeps your agency's standing routines moving. Your account lead approves everything before it leaves the space.
  • Client watchlist monitored daily
  • Drafts ready for your account lead's review
  • All inside Hops, where your team and one agent work together
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On the team

Every pitch, project, and post on track

Four standing routines, one agency brief behind all of them. The Monday account review starts with a ranked list instead of a scramble.

Hops drafts the proposal when a prospect goes warm

Hops reads the email and CRM history, pulls your closest case study, and drafts scope, timeline, and pricing assumptions. The account lead edits it.

Hops turns approved strategy into a working plan

Hops turns the strategy into briefs, deliverables, owners, approvals, and launch dates, then keeps the plan current as client feedback changes.

Hops builds the client dashboard and flags what moved

Hops pulls campaign metrics into a client-ready dashboard, flags meaningful changes, and drafts next steps for the account lead to review.

Hops flags the accounts at risk of slipping

Hops watches client requests, agreed scope, deadlines, and open commitments, then flags anything that puts delivery or retention at risk.

Beyond chat

Not just chat. The actual work.

@Hops works where the account team works, and leaves a trail the client can be shown.

Ask @Hops in the thread. It answers from what your team already shared.

Integrations

Wired into how your agency runs.

A 2K+ connector catalog, pointed at the tools your account and delivery teams already live in. One space per client, so confidentiality walls hold by design.

CRM & email

HubSpot & Gmail: the prospect history and prior threads @Hops reads before drafting a proposal.

Project tools

Asana & monday.com: the scope, dates, and owners @Hops checks against what the client was promised.

Docs & decks

Google Docs & Slides: proposals, scopes, and case studies that people and Hops keep current together.

Research & social

Public web sources & approved social profiles: platform changes @Hops tracks and posts it queues for approval.

Security that's already answered

SOC 2 Type II

Audited controls for security, availability, and confidentiality.

ISO 27001

Certified information security management.

ISO 42001

Certified AI management. Governance for the agent itself.

Permissions from the space

Hops and teammates inherit access from the space and its owners. No shadow permissions.

Your AI proposal generator and RFP software

See how agencies use Hops to draft proposals and RFP responses from work they've already won.
  • Shared workspaces
  • Role-specific views
  • Easy collaboration
FAQ

Questions, answered

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Hops keeps the agency's standing routines moving: proposals and RFP responses drafted, campaign briefs and deliverables kept current, client dashboards assembled, and account risks flagged. The account lead approves everything before it leaves the space, so clients only ever see work a person signed off.

When a prospect goes warm or an RFP lands, Hops reads the email and CRM history, pulls your closest case study, and drafts the scope, timeline, and pricing assumptions. Your account lead edits the strategy instead of starting from an empty deck, and sends the proposal when it's right.

Hops turns approved strategy into briefs, deliverables, owners, dependencies, approvals, and launch dates, then keeps the plan current as client feedback changes. The plan lives in a shared doc, and Hops flags what's idle or at risk so the account team hears before the client does.

Hops brings connected campaign metrics into a client-ready dashboard, highlights the changes that matter, and drafts next-step recommendations. The account lead reviews before anything is shared. Clients get a current picture without the team rebuilding a deck every month.

Hops monitors client requests, agreed scope, deadlines, approvals, and open commitments, then flags the signals that could put delivery or retention at risk. The account lead gets the warning with the evidence attached, early enough to act on it.

One AI teammate for the whole team

Knows the work. Forgets nothing. Shares with everyone.