Best Time Billing software

Time tracking, scheduling, payroll prep, and invoicing live in one system

Tracked hours flow into invoices and payroll, so there's less manual retyping

Plan pricing and feature limits aren't published, so you need a quote first

No public trial or refund terms to review before you commit

Combines time tracking, productivity metrics, project budgets, and global payments in one dashboard

Automated timesheets reduce manual approval work for managers

Plan prices are not shown on the homepage, so you have to visit the pricing page to budget

No money-back guarantee is published, which leaves the 14-day free trial as the main way to test

Built-in trust accounting with automated three-way reconciliations, auto trust transfers, and holds keeps firms bar-compliant without a separate tool

TimeSolvPay embeds card and ACH payment links directly in invoices with next-day funding, and the vendor reports a 97% collection rate

Pro and Legal per-user rates are not published on the pricing page, so buyers must contact sales for exact costs and volume discounts

The integration list is relatively short (QuickBooks, Xero, NetDocuments, Dropbox, LawPay, Outlook, OneDrive, PointOne), and firms relying on other tools must verify compatibility with sales first

Trust accounting is built in rather than bolted on — Legal Pro and above include safeguards designed to meet IOLTA and ABA requirements on every transaction, with trust balances visible on the dashboard at any time.

Payment processing is native, so firms can bill, track, and collect through secure payment links and custom payment plans without wiring up a separate processor or leaving the platform.

The features most attorneys actually need sit behind the $59 Legal Pro tier — trust accounting, conflict checks, contingency billing, and LEDES export are absent from the $39 base plan, so the realistic entry price for a law firm is higher than the headline rate.

There is no free plan and no money-back guarantee is stated, which makes annual billing a full-year commitment if the trial doesn't surface a problem.

Tracks billable hours with configurable rates per client, matter, or work type, then converts logged time and expenses into invoices automatically

Timeslips Premium includes over 120 built-in reports plus a custom report writer, so firms can analyze project profitability without exporting to spreadsheets

Trustpilot reviewers report long customer service wait times, often 30 minutes to an hour, and describe the software as having a real learning curve

Per-seat subscription costs add up quickly for growing firms, and some users consider it expensive relative to its scope