Both solve access onboarding with official OAuth behind one client link. Decide on token expiry, vaulting and audit, automation hooks, and how plan caps hit a busy month. Intake is not a monopoly—both include it.
Agency founders and ops leads share the same pain: chasing Meta Business Manager invites, Google Ads access, GA4, LinkedIn, TikTok, and the rest across email threads that stall campaigns.
AuthHub and AgencyAccess both solve that with official OAuth (or platform permission) flows behind one client link. The shared job is access onboarding. Decide on what happens after the first grant: token expiry, vaulting and audit, automation hooks, and how plan caps hit a busy month.
“Expired tokens keep pulling us back into support threads mid-campaign.”
AuthHub monitors token health and automatically refreshes where the provider supports it. AgencyAccess uses official platform APIs and does not advertise automatic refresh as a primary story.
“Enterprise clients ask for vaulting and audit trails—not just GDPR copy.”
AuthHub stores OAuth token references in Infisical and ships audit logs. AgencyAccess is GDPR-oriented and secure by design; it does not advertise Infisical-backed vaulting or the same audit packaging. AuthHub does not claim SOC 2 on this page.
Automation (both have APIs)
“We need more than Zapier—but both vendors publish APIs.”
AgencyAccess documents a public REST API (X-Auth) for clients and access requests, plus Zapier on higher plans. AuthHub offers API + webhooks from Growth (not Starter). Compare workflow depth and token lifecycle—not whether an API exists.
“Premium’s 15 clients/month wall hits faster than our onboarding pace.”
AuthHub: flat active-client tiers (5 / 20 / 50), 14-day trial, US-based support (no same-day SLA). AgencyAccess: clients-per-month (5 / 15 / 50), 30-day trial, 24/7 chat emphasis.