Keep the small jobs visible
Record a short call separately so it does not disappear inside a longer assignment.
Track time. Get paid.
Time tracking for freelancers
Keep short calls and revisions on your timesheet. Track freelance hours by client, then review what you can bill before sending an invoice.
Free for 14 days — every feature, no credit card, no automatic charge.
Track quickly. Fix the day clearly.
Return to the right client
Switch the timer when your attention moves to another client project.
Finish the week with useful notes
Correct missed time while you can still explain what you did.
Recorded time helps you prepare an invoice. Your agreement still determines whether a call or revision is billable.
Get started with time tracking
- 1Choose the freelance assignment
- 2Track drafts and client calls
- 3Review gaps while details remain
- 4Choose hours ready to bill
Questions about time tracking for freelancers
- Should I track time on fixed-price freelance work?
- Yes, if you want to understand the effort behind your fee. Record the hours even when you charge a fixed amount. Use them to review the project and price similar work; tracking hours does not require you to invoice by the hour.
- What should I do about a forgotten client call?
- Add the duration manually when you have reliable records. Check the date and project before billing; a calendar reminder alone does not prove how long you worked.
Try time tracking on your next client project
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