TimeTrack vs BigTime for small consultancies
Timesheets & utilization vs broader PSA
Side-by-side
| Criterion | TimeTrack | BigTime |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Timesheets, utilization, margin, staffing | Broader PSA (scope varies by plan) |
| Hierarchical timesheet approvals | Typical in PSA | |
| Leave-excluded utilization | Varies | |
| Lightweight setup (no ERP/PSA project) | ||
| Public price | $15.99 / active consultant / mo. VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French General Tax Code | See BigTime pricing page |
Who should choose which?
Choose TimeTrack if…
- Small consulting teams still on spreadsheets
- You want utilization + margin without a PSA project
- You want transparent per-consultant public pricing
Choose BigTime if…
- You need a full PSA across resourcing, billing, and ops
- Your firm already standardized on BigTime
- You prefer one vendor for a wider professional-services stack
Pricing
TimeTrack: $15.99 / active consultant / month or $159 / year, 14-day trial. VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French General Tax Code. BigTime plans and list prices: see their pricing page for the latest figures.
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FAQ
Is TimeTrack a BigTime alternative for small firms?
Yes if you want timesheets, utilization, project margin, and light staffing without a full professional-services automation (PSA) suite. BigTime typically targets broader PSA needs; compare scopes carefully.
What does TimeTrack cost?
$15.99 per active consultant / month, or $159 / year. VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French General Tax Code. 14-day trial, no card. BigTime pricing is not quoted here — check their site.
Who is TimeTrack built for?
Consulting and professional-services teams of roughly 8–40 consultants that still close the month in spreadsheets.