What it does
Paydirt combines client-focused time tracking with invoicing, online payment connections, quotes and business reports. Its product page describes starting a timer for a client and generating an invoice from tracked time; reports can distinguish billable and unbillable hours. Plans are organized by the number of active clients and team members, with timesheet approvals and task assignment on team tiers.
A freelancer can select a client, start a timer for the work, then turn the recorded time into an invoice with customized wording and design. The vendor also lists PayPal and Stripe connections for online payments. A small team can use the project-oriented records to divide responsibilities, while the pricing page shows that approval workflows and task assignment are offered on selected team plans.
The public plan page advertises a 14-day free trial and paid plans. Its starter tier is limited to three active clients; larger tiers increase the team allowance. This makes Paydirt a plausible fit when the time record is meant to feed client billing, but it is more than a bare timer: invoicing and payments are part of the product. These are documented workflows, not a tested invoice or payment.
Strengths
- Tracked client time can be used to prepare invoices.
- Lists PayPal and Stripe integrations for online invoice payments.
- Team tiers include permissions and timesheet approvals.
Watch out for
- The starter plan is limited to three active clients.
- The invoice, payment and team-management features may be unnecessary for someone who only wants a personal timer.
Best for
- Freelancers billing clients from project hours
- Small agencies that want time records, invoices and payment links together
Sources
- Time Tracking & Invoicing Software for Agencies & Teams | Paydirt (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing | Paydirt (Oct 25, 2026)