Time tracking and invoicing for a small agency
In a team of six, the owner usually runs the timesheets and the invoices too, between client work. Sumhour’s Studio plan costs $79 a month for up to 10 people, and the month’s billing fits on one page.
Every feature in every plan. 30 days free, no card.
Eight people: $61 a month less
Sumhour charges per workspace, so a new hire does not change the bill until you pass 10 people. The comparison uses Harvest Enterprise, the plan that has approvals and profitability, as listed on 5 Nov 2026.
| Harvest Enterprise8 × $17.50, before usage charges | $140.00 |
|---|---|
| Sumhour StudioFlat, up to 10 people | $79.00 |
| Difference per month | $61.00 |
What you will use most
All of it is in every plan
- Month-end closeUnbilled work by age, write-offs with a reason, and one invoice per client drafted in a single step.
- ImportHarvest history over its API, with counts to check first and an undo. Toggl and Clockify come in as CSV.
- Phone and desktop appInstall it from the browser, for the timer you forgot to stop on the way to a client.
- AI and MCPPip logs time, checks the week and drafts invoices, and each change waits for your click.
Where Sumhour stops
- There is no resource scheduling or project timeline.
- Native phone apps come right after launch. Today you install Sumhour from the browser.
Small teams: common questions
What does Sumhour cost for a team of five?
$79 a month on the Studio plan, or $756.00 a year if you pay yearly. The price stays the same from 2 to 10 people, and every feature is included.
See pricingHow do I move from Harvest?
The import runs over Harvest’s API and shows you the counts before anything is written. You paste a token, check the numbers and start it, and you can revert the import if something looks wrong.
More on importingDo I need a card to try it?
No. The trial lasts 30 days with no card, and if you do not choose a plan the workspace turns read-only, so your data stays yours to export.
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