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Small businesses and teams of up to 20 people—Digital, Creative, and Marketing Agencies, Web Development and Engineering firms, Architecture firms, and Consultancies.
Small and medium-sized teams that need a simple work management tool to manage projects and workloads. A simple interface makes Toggl Plan suitable for a variety of businesses and project teams.
The product is very friendly and easy to use, I like it because it helps me to better schedule my work hours and organize my daily activities.
My employer has trouble paying in one payment the amount of hours I have worked in a pay period.
The free trial is perfect for trying out Paymo. I did just that initially and was so impressed that I had to continue with the paid version of Paymo.
Switching between projects/tasks in the smaller window can be fiddly. Also having to click start/stop twice each time is a little frustrating.
Having the possibility to track my time on each task helps me understand how much should I charge for future similar projects which is pretty awesome.
The timeline for viewing schedules was very hard to use and my team and I just oped to ignore our managers push to use Paymo's timeline scheduling and use google calendar.
It's not to complicated & the support is great. You get a task board, a solid UI, a great calendar that displays when tasks were done & it allows you to easily adjust those entries.
Monopolize you cause you can't export ANYTHING easily.
Good price for all features. It seems it is supported by a good dynamic team, and the product keeps improving.
The only thing that I feel is a problem is when add several team members to one project and if you delete the placeholder they all are deleted.
I had tried so many other options and felt like it was hopeless. Then I somehow found Teamweek and was so impressed with the ease of use, the simplicity, and the clarity.
Sadly it has a weird integration with Toggl Tracker (even it works better with Trello). You can't see directly your Toggl Tracker clients and related them with a plan.
I love the funky, colourful and optimistic aesthetic and tone to the software. I find it extremely helpful to a creative business owner and I have recommended it to so many others.
It would have been a disaster. I can't imagine work without Toggle anymore.
The timeline view is super impressive and it really helps me get a real time view on what each one of my team is working on.
My iPhone calendar has this function and I miss that in Toggl.
Samuel: Hi. My name is Samuel. I'm the CEO and founder of LFOD Life. We're a small company, myself and a few others, and I would give Paymo four stars out of five. Before Paymo, I just had post-it notes and pieces of paper and my own notes and different tracking systems, and I was curious to see if there was a better way to do it and also track my time spent at the same time, and Paymo seemed like it had those capabilities for me. I chose Paymo because it seemed like it would meet my needs, and also it was a fair price and something that I could try out. I think they had a good free trial and it was something I could try without being a huge cost upfront. I would say it was fairly easy to get started. I had to figure out on my own what some of the best practices and ways to approach tracking things were, and a few things weren't intuitive, but for the most part it was pretty straightforward and I got right to it. I would definitely recommend Paymo. I actually just used it for an event a couple of weeks ago and it really helped me keep on task and focused on what the different pieces were. There was a lot of moving parts, and also I was able to track how much time I actually spent on them, which in some areas was eye-opening. I would definitely recommend it if you're interested in optimizing your own workflow.
Marco G.: My name is Marco. I am a [inaudible 00:00:03] and I give Toggl five points. So I use Toggl in my daily basis. I use it to increase my productivity and to assign the time that I want to spend on different tasks. That's what allows me to know how much time I spend on different projects for my different clients. What I like is, first of all, that it's very easy to use. It's very easy to manage different projects. And also, in the freemium version, you get a lot of features. So I really like everything about Toggl. Of course, I would prefer to have some more free features, but I have no complaints. I really like the tool.
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