Meet Monthwrap

Connect the client.
Log the work.
Approve the report.

Stop rebuilding the month from screenshots. Monthwrap brings the work log, unique leads and agreed scope into one client report. Review it, make it sound like your agency, and approve it before sending.

Start free trial

14-day free trial. No card needed.

Mike’s Plumbing & DrainOne client’s reporting story
October 2026 Sample data
Start with the client

The right accounts.
The right report.

Choose the accounts, properties and websites that belong to the client. Bring in supported platform data, then add the dated numbers you keep in files or your own systems.

Connect accounts once, then link the right property or location to each client.

Explore the connections
Sources for Mike’s Plumbing4 sources
The client’s websiteWordPress · work and form leads
Website
Calls to the businessCallRail · incoming calls
Leads
Website performanceGoogle Analytics · selected property
Results
The numbers you keepCSV or Excel · reviewed before import
Import

Sample data · four sources for one client.

Sample data. Choose a step or pause the tour to explore at your own pace.

Give the month a starting point

The client’s priorities
come before the charts.

A retainer has a scope, an account manager and a reason the client hired you. Keep those decisions close to the sources and the work so the monthly answers the right questions.

Find your agency’s reporting approach
The client
Which business are we reporting on?Choose its accounts and properties. Check the period, currency and source access before reading the totals.
The agreement
What did the agency commit to?Keep the scope and outstanding deliverables visible. Add the off-platform work the account manager needs to explain.
The question
What does the client need to decide?More inquiries, better-qualified leads or a stronger buying experience can each call for a different report.

The whole story of the retainer

Put the effort
next to the outcome.

Give “what are we paying you for?” a clear answer. Put the completed work, the client’s results and the next decision together.

What your team did

WebsiteA clearer way to book an emergency call

Service page updated. Booking form checked.

Campaign workA closer look at weekend coverage

Hours and budget reviewed with the client.

Client relationshipA plan for the month ahead

A strategy call recorded by the account manager.

Connected activity and the work you add yourself

What happened next

September63
October85
22 more unique leadsCompared with the previous month
34jobs booked
$41,820est. booked value
Sample data · est. booked value

How did clients get in touch?

Calls, forms and Local Services Ads. See the lead channel without counting the same inquiry twice.

Mike’s Plumbing · October
  • Calls
    Unique leads: 56
  • Forms
    Unique leads: 18
  • Local Services Ads
    Unique leads: 11

Sample data. Matched leads are grouped by channel, with duplicates and spam excluded. Booked jobs are client-supplied outcomes across the month.

A useful view across the agency

Know which client
needs you next.

The report is the output. During the month, the team needs to know which connection needs attention, which deliverable is still owed, and which draft is waiting for a decision. Give each next step an owner.

Northside DigitalOctober client book

Luxe Med SpaAlex M. · Account manager

Source needs attentionMeta Ads connection interrupted

Check the connectionReview source health before sending

Summit RoofingJordan T. · Account manager

Work still owed2 deliverables remaining

Review the agreed scopeKeep next steps clear with the client

Mike’s Plumbing & DrainJordan T. · Account manager

Ready for reviewOctober monthly prepared

Read the reportCheck the details, then approve

Keep scope visible.

Keep the agreed deliverables beside completed work. A change in scope or a delayed client input deserves an explanation before month-end.

Keep the right people involved.

Use client assignments and team roles to make responsibility clear. The person reviewing the report should know the account’s decisions and open questions.

Keep an eye on the sources.

Check source health alongside the reports it affects. Repair or clarify a gap before it turns into an incomplete total or an unsupported recommendation.

The month, with your point of view

A useful report
has a useful next question.

The client has the numbers. Now help them understand what deserves attention. Choose the work that explains the month and the recommendation your team is ready to stand behind.

Preview the reading view before you share it. Check the branding, the figures and the source notes, then make the next action easy to find on a phone or computer.

Read the complete October report
Northside DigitalOctober report

Mike, here’s the
next conversation.

We found more demand. Weekend call coverage is the next constraint to work on together.

34booked jobs from
85 unique leads
40%booking rate
What we need from you

Can someone answer weekend calls?

Confirm the Saturday and Sunday on-call hours before we expand the advertising schedule.

Sample data · booked jobs matched to the lead log

Explore the part that matters next

A closer look
at your next monthly.

Start with the decision in front of your team. Each part of the product has room for a more detailed look.

Start with your next monthly

Make room for
the whole story.

Bring in a client. Add the work and results. Build a report that sounds like your agency.

14-day free trial. No card needed.

Make yourself comfortableMore about cookies and browser storage