Paydirt is a time tracking and invoicing application built specifically for freelancers. The straightforward tool has solved one of the most difficult aspects of time tracking — remembering to actually do it — and makes it virtually impossible for people to forget to track the time they spend working on important client projects online.
Enter your first name, email address, and a password to begin a free 14-day trial with Paydirt. Type in the name of your first client and the hourly rate you charge for your work, and then add all the projects you’re currently working on for this person or firm. Hit the Paydirt tracker each time you start working on a job, and Paydirt will handle the rest. The application automatically tracks how much time you spend on a project and converts that time into money on your final invoice. To make Paydirt even more effective, use the Firefox or Chrome extension. When you use the extension, you can click a small link on the top of your browser to quickly start tracking time without actually logging in to the Paydirt site. The application also offers “smart reminders,” which prompt you to start tracking time when certain keywords — like a client’s name, for example — are mentioned in whatever it is you’re typing on your desktop.
When a project is complete, you can use Paydirt to quickly create a professional invoice to send to the client. Paydirt integrates with PayPal, and logs payment information automatically as soon as it arrives.
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This looks like such an easy way to keep track of my time! I have been working freelance for a few months now and I had no idea where to find good time tracking software. This one seems like it would be perfect for what I need! Thanks for sharing!
That looks like a good software to use, will try this out and see if it fits our requirements. Meanwhile, we’re now on the 28th day in trying a free-trial of Time Doctor and it’s almost perfect for us. Our boss is planning to implement it as our clock in/clock out system and hopefully everything will go in place as it was advertised to support Windows, Mac and Linux. So yeah, thanks for letting us know your software. Will going to tell our boss on this.
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