Can they understand the number?
A lead, an attributed sale, and a booked job describe different things. Keep the source and reporting period clear. Make room to explain an estimate, a gap in the data, or a result that needs more context.
About Monthwrap
The work deserves
its place.
Behind every monthly report is a month of decisions. The pages improved. The campaigns adjusted. The calls followed up.
We’re building Monthwrap to bring that work into the conversation, alongside the numbers and the next step.
Read a complete sample reportnorthside digitalOctober 2026
Mike’s Plumbing & DrainA month with
A month with
more to say.
What happened85 unique leads
22 more than September
What went into it
78 completed tasks across the website, Google Ads, and Business Profile.
WebsiteAdsBusiness Profile
What comes next
Review missed calls and agree who covers weekend inquiries.
The whole month. In context.01
Why we’re building it
A better starting point
for the client conversation.
A chart can tell a client that something changed. It takes the agency’s perspective to explain what the team did, what the result means, and where to go next.
Monthwrap brings those parts into a monthly report your team can shape, review, and share in your own name. The goal is a clearer conversation between the people doing the work and the people counting on it.
What guides the product
Give the client
the whole picture.
These are the questions we come back to when deciding what belongs in Monthwrap.
Can they see what the team did?
Some work changes the numbers this month. Some lays the groundwork for later. A useful report gives both a place, with enough explanation to help the client understand the decisions behind the activity.
Does the agency keep its voice?
Your team chooses the sections, the numbers, and the story. Build by hand, or use AI chat when a draft would help. Review the report and add your judgment before it reaches the client.
Explore the report builderDifferent agencies.
Different stories to tell.
A local business needs to understand inquiries and booked work. An online store has a different set of questions. The report should start with the client’s business.
The person behind Monthwrap
Built by Shazil Khan.
Founder · Lahore, PakistanI’m Shazil Khan, the founder of Monthwrap, based in Lahore, Pakistan. I’m building an independent reporting product for agencies whose work deserves more than a few screenshots at the end of the month.
Monthwrap is preparing for launch. You can explore the app with sample data or start a free trial with your own clients. If a reporting tool has missed something important in your agency’s process, tell me what it is.
Tell me how your agency reportsSee the idea in a real format.
Read a complete sample report, then explore how you would build your own.
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