What it does
Time Analytics tracks billable and non-billable hours by client, project, and task. Its official pages describe timesheets, utilization and overtime reporting, cost allocation, and project profitability. Starter is listed at $5.99/user/month billed monthly or $4.99 annually; Optimum is $8.45 monthly or $6.99 annually.
Time Analytics is built for professional-services teams that need to understand how hours affect delivery economics. People record time against clients, projects, and tasks, then managers can review billable versus non-billable work, utilization, overtime, cost allocation, and profitability. That makes it more useful for project-margin analysis than an attendance-only clock. The vendor lists Starter at $5.99/user/month monthly or $4.99 annually, and Optimum at $8.45 monthly or $6.99 annually. Check the plan comparison for feature differences before relying on a specific report.
Strengths
- Breaks hours down by client, project, and task, including billable status.
- Reports cover utilization, overtime, cost allocation, and project profitability.
Watch out for
- The product targets professional-services profitability analysis rather than attendance-only clocking.
Best for
- Consultancies reviewing billable utilization and project profitability
- Project managers comparing time, costs, and work by client or task