Two plans, priced per seat.

Launch pricing, in US dollars. Both plans start with a 30-day trial, and you do not need a card to begin.

Team

For firms that want an accurate record of the working day without timesheets.

$19per seat, per month,
billed annually

Or $24 billed monthly. From 3 seats.

  • Desktop app for macOS and Windows
  • Automatic record of time by client, project and kind of work
  • Calibration week, then Autopilot
  • One chat for questions, corrections and “how much time went into…”
  • Weekly “where the time went” report for the team
  • Private and pause for every person, and export of their own data

Start the trial on Team

Firm

For firms that also want to know what to change, or that need every hour signed off.

$32per seat, per month,
billed annually

Or $39 billed monthly. From 3 seats.

  • Everything in Team
  • Opportunities: repetitive work worth handing to AI or automation, with rough hours per month
  • Detailed mode: every working minute in an entry, a reviewer signs off each day
  • Separate teams, each with its own manager
  • Workspace data export

Start the trial on Firm

More than 150 people, or a works council that wants its own paperwork? Write tohello@daytide.ai and we will work it out with you.

What a firm of twelve pays.

PlanBilled annuallyBilled monthly
Team, 12 seats$2,736 a year$288 a month
Firm, 12 seats$4,608 a year$468 a month

A seat on Team costs $19 a month. If Daytide helps one person record a single billable hour that would otherwise have been lost, that seat is paid for at almost any professional rate. Whether that happens at your firm is what the trial is for.

Assisted onboarding, $250.

Optional. One fixed price.

A 60 to 90 minute session with a person from Daytide. We import your clients and projects, set up the rules for your folders and tools, write the notice for your staff with you, and read your first report together.

The $250 is credited to your first annual invoice, so if you stay it costs nothing extra.

What happens in the session

Pricing questions.

Why is the trial 30 days?

Because the first seven days are calibration, when Daytide is learning your firm and asking questions. A one-week or two-week trial would end just as it became useful. With 30 days you get the calibration week and three ordinary weeks after it.

What counts as a seat?

One person in your workspace whose working time Daytide records.

Which plan should I pick?

If the main thing you want is an accurate record of time by client and project without timesheets, Team. If you also want the list of what to change, or you need every hour signed off by a reviewer, Firm.

You can start the trial on either and move between them.

Is the AI metered? Are there credits?

No credits and no usage charges. The AI that sorts time and writes the reports is included in the seat price.

Are these prices final?

They are launch prices and may change as we learn what the product costs to run well. We will tell you before any change affects you.

Give it one normal week.

Install it, answer a handful of questions, and look at the picture on day seven. The trial runs for 30 days, so you see three more weeks after that before you decide anything.

No card needed to start. Want someone to set it up with you? Assisted onboarding is $250, credited to your first annual invoice.