Avaza Consolidation Threshold
Avaza only earns its place when an agency is paying for at least three overlapping subscriptions.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
What is Avaza Consolidation Threshold?
“Tool count above 3 → Avaza pays; below 3 → it doesn't”
Avaza only earns its place when an agency is paying for at least three overlapping subscriptions. The Free plan caps you at 5 active projects and 5 invoices per month, which is a trial, not a delivery stack. Startup at $11.95/month gives 20 active projects and 50 invoices, and Basic at $23.95/month is where most small client rosters land. Add-on users at $7/month keep the per-seat math flat as you add contractors to a retainer. Run the test before you migrate: list every tool the agency pays for (project board, timesheet, expense capture, invoicing), total the monthly spend, and compare it to the Avaza plan tier that covers your active project count. A five-person agency running Asana plus Harvest plus FreshBooks almost always clears the threshold. A two-person shop billing one client on a single retainer usually does not, and should stay on the Free tier until project volume forces the upgrade.
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- StrategyWhy Avaza's Billing Consolidation Changes Agency Margin Math
- Evaluation RuleAvaza Rule: Adopt Only When Billing Consolidation Outweighs Client Adoption Cost
- Decision FrameworkAvaza: Buy vs Skip (Agency Billing Consolidation Decision)
- Failure PatternThe Avaza Seat-Count Trap: Why Agencies Underbuy Users and Overrun Billable Capacity
- Implementation BlueprintAvaza Billing Consolidation Sprint (7-10 days)
- Operating ProcedureAvaza Client Billing Handoff (Delivery)