For software and product studios billing time and materials
Ship faster without letting the invoice shrink.
AI cut your delivery time. Your T&M contract still bills the clock. WhoWorked puts human hours and agent sessions on one record, so you can show a client what actually shipped and hold your price with evidence behind it.
- Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot
- Bring your Clockify history
- 30 days free, no card
The efficiency penalty
Your best quarter of delivery can be your worst quarter of revenue.
Procurement still mandates T&M timesheets on most of your contracts, so the usual escape hatch is closed. You cannot move to value pricing on an agreement that requires hours.
What you can do is show the whole of the work: human hours, agent sessions, model spend, and the leverage behind the deliverable.
Before AI
20 hours
Invoiced at $3,500
One engineer, one sprint, one feature.
With AI
4 hours
Invoiced at $700
Same engineer. Same feature. Shipped Tuesday.
−$2,800
Billable value your timesheet can no longer see. Same team, same rate, same feature in the client's hands.
Illustrative: one feature, one engineer, a $175/hr rate
The conversation you are already having
“Did a person write this, or did a bot? And if it was a bot, why am I paying a senior rate?”
Studio owners are fielding this in pricing calls today. The answer that holds is a record of what was delivered, by whom, and what it took to produce.
What studios are running into
The client conversation changed before the timesheet caught up.
Hours no longer tell the story
The same feature ships in a fraction of the time. The invoice follows the clock down with it unless you can show what changed underneath.
Senior rates meet AI output
Clients want to know whether a person or an agent produced the work, and why the rate is the same either way. Your tracker cannot answer either question.
T&M leaves little room to maneuver
You still owe a defensible timesheet. You also need to explain why delivery got faster without it reading as under-delivery.
What changes with a complete record
Show the client what the delivery actually took.
Connect the agents your team already runs to the projects they support. Human hours and agent sessions roll into one deliverable record you can export, discuss with procurement, or put in front of a client without editing it first.
- Put human and agent contributions on the same deliverable.
- Take leverage, model spend and equivalent work into the pricing call.
- Keep billing T&M while AI compresses delivery time.
- Export a client-ready disclosure the day procurement asks.
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Delivery record
Human hours
6h 20m
36%
Agent sessions
14 sessions
64%
Claude Opus session
Attached to Claire M.
Refined error states and generated integration tests for the payment flow.
See your own leverage ratio on a live project.
Connect the agents your team already runs, import your Clockify history, and see the full record behind one deliverable. 30 days, no card, no migration project.
Instrument the studio you already run.
01
Your team already runs the agents
Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf. They report over MCP or REST, so anything that speaks the protocol connects without a per-vendor integration.
02
The work lands on one record
Human hours and agent contributions sit on the same timesheet, with tokens, cost and model attached. Trace any deliverable back through the people and agents that built it.
03
You defend the invoice with data
The leverage ratio is effective output divided by human hours. It is the number you bring when a client asks why the invoice shrank, or why it did not.
FAQ
Start counting all the work.
30-day free trial. Bring the time history you already have.