About TaskReports
TaskReports helps operations leads, agency owners and team managers choose project, time and resource tools with clear facts and plain prices.
We cover three areas only. Project management by team size and industry, time tracking, and resource planning and professional services automation. We do not try to cover every software category. We stay inside these three areas so each comparison can go deep on the details that change a buying decision.
Who we write for
Our readers run teams of 5 to 200 people. You may lead operations for a consultancy, run an agency, manage a lab, or plan work for a production team. You need to know what a tool costs per user, what is included at each price, where the limits sit, and who should skip it. That is what we publish.
Who writes our guides
Every article on this site is written by the TaskReports Editorial Team. We do not use person names on bylines. We do not publish editor profiles or personal photos. The work is the point, not the writer.
How we research
We research. We read vendor documentation, pricing pages, changelogs and public reviews. We compare plans side by side and we check prices against the source before we publish. We do not run our own product tests. When we say we reviewed a tool, we mean we reviewed its published material. When we say we compared tools, we mean we compared what vendors publish and what public reviews report.
How we are funded
We are funded in two ways. Some placements on this site are sponsored, and every sponsored placement is labelled "Sponsored" where you see it. Some links may earn us a fee if you buy after you click them. Sponsored placements and affiliate links never decide our ranking. Our editorial team picks the order. You can read the full detail in our disclosure and in our editorial policy.
How we keep prices current
We keep our money pages current. We re-check prices and plan limits on money pages every 45 days, and we date each check so you can see how fresh the numbers are. If a price changes after we publish, we update the page and note the new check date.
How we write
We aim to be useful in a short read. Short paragraphs. Plain numbers first: seats, hours and price per user. Second person, direct language, no hype. If a tool is a poor fit for your team size or your work, we say so.
Corrections
If you spot an error, tell us. We correct facts and prices, and we note corrections on the page. You can reach us through our contact page.
Our aim
TaskReports is a research publication for people who choose tools for a team. Our job is to give you the facts you need to decide, in the time you have to decide.
How we research
We compare tools on the same fixed criteria, from the vendor's own docs and pricing pages.
How we are funded
Some links earn a commission, but it never changes which tool ranks first.
How we keep prices current
Prices are checked against the vendor's own page and dated, so you know when they last changed.