eBillity vs TMetric

eBillity offers time tracking and billing software through Time Tracker, LawBillity and Invoice Tracker. Time Tracker supports weekly timesheets and minute-by-minute timers, while workforce features include GPS tracking with geofencing, leave tracking, timesheet approvals, scheduling and a time clock kiosk. LawBillity adds legal billing tools such as ABA codes, LEDES billing support and trust accounting. Its Time Tracker MCP integration connects with Claude and ChatGPT to create time entries, run timers and answer account questions. Listed integrations include ADP, Clio, Gusto, QuickBooks, MYOB, Paychex Flex, Reckon, Sage, SAP Concur, Stripe and Xero. Plans cost 8.00 USD, 11.20 USD or $16.80 per user per month for the Time Tracker tiers, and $33.60 per user per month for LawBillity. Pricing also includes a monthly base fee; annual billing is paid in full at activation for a one-year account and saves 20%. There is no free plan, but the 14-day free trial does not require a credit card. Accounts include mobile apps and real-person support. The software supports Android, iOS, web and Windows.

TMetric is time-tracking software for recording work against projects, including time that can be billed to clients. It supports timesheet approvals, offline tracking and data export, and runs on the web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android. Desktop and mobile apps are available. Its freemium model includes a Free plan at free for up to 2 seats, and the pricing note lists a 14-day trial. Business adds team timesheets, app and site monitoring, screenshot capturing, team activity tracking and QuickBooks time-sync integration. Enterprise lists customizable features and integrations, priority support, secure deployment tailored to needs and volume discounts.