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Permalink Reply by Chris Bailey on August 10, 2012 at 11:24am

We've been using Paymo for a few months. It has a timer to track how long you're currently working on a project. And that time can easily be sent to an invoice. Plus, I personally like their mobile app and use it often.

I used to be the marketing director for an enterprise-level time tracking solution called Journyx. It's overkill for most freelancers and small business. But what I did learn is that there are many options to choose from, most having the same core features. It really depends on which pricing model you want and who has the better UI.

Good luck!

Chris

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Permalink Reply by CrunchSum on August 10, 2012 at 8:42pm

Thanks so much for your response. I am currently using Paymo and it seems to be getting the job done. Not sure if I love it yet, but am interested in learning about what else is out there. Thanks for the tip on Journyx. I'll check them out. 

Chris Bailey said:

We've been using Paymo for a few months. It has a timer to track how long you're currently working on a project. And that time can easily be sent to an invoice. Plus, I personally like their mobile app and use it often.

I used to be the marketing director for an enterprise-level time tracking solution called Journyx. It's overkill for most freelancers and small business. But what I did learn is that there are many options to choose from, most having the same core features. It really depends on which pricing model you want and who has the better UI.

Good luck!

Chris

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Permalink Reply by Paul Carter on August 19, 2012 at 2:32pm

Crunchsum  I am a freshbooks user and an IPhone user and I have found the the combination of mini books with freshbooks gets everything I could ask for done. 

 

Paul

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Permalink Reply by Jim Rodriguez on August 28, 2012 at 11:45pm

We have been using Time Doctor for almost a year now and intend to use it further. Great time tracking application and features especially if you are monitoring a team or managing a company. It really helps you monitor your employees if they are working on their assigned tasks or just browsing non-related sites. We actually started using it to monitor our remote workers who often browse Facebook and Youtube while they are at work. At first, we were just exchanging emails and Skype conversations but those were not enough to rate their work but after we enforced using Time Doctor it gradually boost their performance and productivity.

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Permalink Reply by CrunchSum on September 28, 2012 at 2:36pm

Hello all! I thought it would be helpful to share with you a blog post review that I wrote on using Toggl. If you have any interest you can check it out here. Thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Justine Parsons on October 2, 2012 at 11:58pm

I'm also a Freshbooks user.  There is a free version that my contractors use, it's very easy to set up and you can also invoice/track expenses etc from the same account.  Nice to have an iPhone app so I can look up how long a job has taken if needed when out and about.

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Permalink Reply by Juliana Slye on October 23, 2012 at 7:11pm

I use QB and Harvest for time tracking. Harvest has been very easy to use.

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