MainWP Time Tracker Extension

Developers and agencies who manage many client sites often lose track of billable hours. Time gets noted in spreadsheets or in memory, and invoices end up with gaps. This extension puts time tracking inside the MainWP dashboard you already use, so every task and project can be logged where the client data lives.

You can sort hours into Buckets by service type or project, count time up from zero or down from a preset value, and round entries up or down for cleaner reports. Settings can be applied globally or adjusted for each client, which helps when billing terms differ. It connects with the MainWP Clients Module to keep records tied to the right client.

Features

• Buckets for services: Create distinct Buckets to categorize billable hours by service type or project, so invoicing matches the specific work done for each client.
• Count up or count down: Track time upward from zero or downward from a preset value, depending on your workflow and what you agreed with the client.
• Time rounding options: Round time entries up or down automatically, which produces clean, readable reports that are easier to share with clients.
• Client-specific settings: Apply global tracking preferences, or fine-tune them for individual clients when their billing practices differ from your defaults.
• MainWP Clients Module integration: Time tracking works with the MainWP Clients Module, so your hours stay linked to existing client data in one dashboard.
• Records for billing: Keep a precise log of the custom work you perform, which helps reduce billing discrepancies when it is time to invoice.
• Readable Buckets table: The Buckets table uses adjusted column widths, which makes your categories and logged hours easier to scan.
• Report section titles: Section title translation is supported when the extension is used with MainWP Pro Reports.

Best for

• Freelancers who bill clients by the hour
• WordPress agencies managing multiple client projects
• Existing MainWP users who want time logs in their dashboard