For freelancers. For your work.
Work clearly.Get paid.
Your clients, projects, hours and invoices together. See what’s in progress, what you can invoice and what’s still outstanding.
It all belongs together.
So keep it together. Follow your work in five steps.
One name. The whole story.
Keep your client details in one place. Projects and invoices stay connected to the right client.
Your client is the common thread throughout your work.
New assignment? All in place.
Create a project for your client. Choose an hourly rate, fixed project fee or fixed monthly fee to suit the work.
For one-off assignments and ongoing client work.
That last half hour counts, too.
Start the timer or add your hours later. See your work across the week, connected to the right client and project.
A timer, manual entries and a clear weekly view.
Work done. Time to invoice.
Create a draft from your hours, a fixed project fee, a monthly fee or individual items. Check your invoice, then email it from weeks.work or download the PDF.
From recorded work to an invoice you can review.
Sent doesn’t mean paid.
Record a payment when it arrives, in full or in part. See which invoices are still outstanding and which are overdue.
Paid, partly paid or outstanding: know where you stand.
Built frommy own experience.
After working at agencies, I became a freelancer. I wanted a tool that kept my client work and invoices together. That need led me to build weeks.work.
Working for yourself should give you room to do good work and make your own choices. With weeks.work, I want to make the business side simpler.
Michel
Freelancer & founder of weeks.work
Your next project.A clear start.
Start with your next assignment. Keep your client work connected, from project and agreement to invoice and payment.
- Hourly rates, project fees or monthly fees
- Clients, projects and invoices together
- Easily turn work into invoices
Good to know.
How weeks.work fits the way you work.
For freelancers who manage their own client work. From one ongoing client to several projects at once, keep your clients, work and invoices together.
Yes. Choose an hourly rate, fixed project fee or fixed monthly fee for each project. You create the invoice from the hours, project fee or relevant monthly period.
Use your recorded hours, a project fee, a monthly fee or individual invoice items. Review the invoice, then email it from weeks.work or download the PDF.
Add received payments to your invoice. See the amount still outstanding, including when a client pays in parts.
You can use weeks.work for free. Create an account and start with your first client or project.