For agencies
Timesheet software fails when it's a separate chore. PeakKR's timer lives on the task, in the browser toolbar, and in the same tool where work is assigned — so time gets logged because logging is the path of least resistance.
✕ Friday-afternoon fiction
Start the timer where the task is — the web app or the Chrome extension toolbar — and the timesheet writes itself in real time.
✕ Time with no context
Every entry ties to a client, project and task, so "8 hours" becomes an account-level story you can bill and defend.
✕ Utilization guesswork
Capacity vs. logged time per person shows who's underwater before the deadline proves it.
✕ Retainers disconnected from hours
Logged time counts against each client's retainer automatically — one system, no reconciliation.
Can time be edited or added manually?
Yes — manual entries and corrections are first-class; the timer is the fast path, not a cage.
How is pricing structured?
One flat $100/month for unlimited people, clients and projects — never per-seat.
Is there a browser timer?
Yes — the Chrome extension runs the stopwatch from any tab, with the elapsed time on the toolbar icon.
Every seat, every client, one flat price. Bring the whole team — PeakKR is $100/month flat, with a 14-day free trial and no per-seat math, ever.
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Summit
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