Agencies live and die by keeping clients in the loop. On per-seat tools every client you invite is another line on the bill. Scrumpy flips that: clients watch their project live, for free, and you only pay for the people doing the work.

Give each client a live view of their own board, backlog and sprints. Progress updates as it happens, so the weekly status email and the exported spreadsheet just go away.
Only editors count towards your bill. Every client, account manager and stakeholder joins as a free viewer, and you can invite as many as you like.
Run one team per client, fully separate from the rest. People only see the teams they belong to, so nobody ever stumbles into another client’s work.
Per-seat tools bill you for everyone with a login, so every client contact you invite lands on the invoice. Scrumpy bills editors only, at a flat $9 each. Ten editors across twenty client boards is $90 a month, whether five clients are watching or five hundred.
No. Clients join as free view-only users. They see their board, backlog, sprints and comments update in real time, and they never count towards your bill.
Yes. Create one team per client. Everyone only sees the teams they belong to, so one client can never see another client’s board.
One flat plan at $9 per editor per month ($7.50 billed annually), with every feature included. Only the people who actively manage the work are billed. Viewers are always free.
View-only users can read everything, including comments, but cannot create or change anything. If you want a client to contribute, switch them to an editor at any time and switch them back when the engagement changes.
Yes. You can import your existing issues from a standard Jira CSV export and map their statuses onto your Scrumpy board during the import.
It is built for exactly this. There is nothing to administer, the price is flat and predictable, clients are free to invite, and you can have a client’s board ready to share within minutes of signing up.
Start a free trial, give every client a live view of their project, and only pay for the editors who do the work.