vs BigTime
BigTime Alternative — Accurate Hours for Your Billing Reports (2026)
BigTime combines time tracking, billing, and PSA reporting with deep QuickBooks integration. Rize supplies the part its reports depend on — complete, AI-categorized hours by client and project — captured automatically instead of typed in.
BigTime is a solid fit for QuickBooks-centric firms — time, expense, invoicing, and PSA reports in one system, from $20/user/month. Its ceiling is the input: every utilization and project-profitability report runs on manual timesheets, which miss 15–40% of billable time. Firms that keep BigTime for billing can fix the input by feeding it Rize's automatically captured hours — or drop the suite and run reports directly on Rize data.
Key differences
Rize vs BigTime
Rize beats BigTime on scope, time capture, quickbooks, report accuracy, pricing — the core reasons teams switch from manual time tracking to automatic, AI-categorized billable hours.
- Scope
Time capture, categorization, and profitability — nothing else to adopt
Time, expense, billing, and PSA reports in one system
Comparison: Rize vs BigTime- Time capture
Fully automatic — no timers, no timesheets
Manual timesheets drive all reports
Comparison: Rize vs BigTime- QuickBooks
Exports accurate hours to QuickBooks and invoicing tools
Native QuickBooks sync of manually entered time
Comparison: Rize vs BigTime- Report accuracy
100% of work sessions captured and categorized
Reports inherit manual-entry gaps
Comparison: Rize vs BigTime- Pricing
From $9.99/mo individuals, $29.99/seat/mo teams
From $20/user/mo
Comparison: Rize vs BigTime
Feature comparison
How Rize stacks up
See how Rize compares to BigTime across the features that matter.