Billing by the hour goes smoother when your client can see where the time went. Add your hours above and download a clean timesheet PDF, with totals per project and in total, or turn the hours straight into an invoice with one click. No signup, nothing stored.
How to use it
- Enter your name and your client's name
- Add an entry per task: the date, the project, what you did, and the hours
- Add an hourly rate if you want amounts on the timesheet, or leave it empty for hours only
- Download the PDF, or click Turn into an invoice to open the invoice generator with your hours already filled in
Tips for timesheets clients don't question
- Be specific. "Homepage wireframes, 2 rounds" beats "design work".
- Log daily, not weekly. Hours reconstructed on a Friday are always lower, and harder to defend.
- Use quarter hours. Fine enough to be accurate, coarse enough to stay readable.
- Group by project. Clients with several projects want to see the split; this tool totals each project automatically.
For more on pricing hourly work, see how to set your freelance hourly rate, or work it out with the freelance rate calculator.
Track time as you work
Billebly's time tracking has a running timer you can start, pause, and stop from any device, logs hours against each client's projects, and pulls unbilled hours straight onto an invoice. Hours that are billed are locked, so your invoice and your timesheet always agree.
Frequently asked questions
By the Billebly team · Last updated 3 October 2026