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Plutio

6.6/10

All-in-one workspace for freelancers and small service businesses that combines projects, tasks, time tracking, proposals, contracts, invoicing, scheduling and branded client portals.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

Plutio is a London-based, bootstrapped business management app built for freelancers, consultants and small agencies who want to run client work from one place instead of stitching together separate tools. It covers projects and tasks with list, Kanban-style column, table, calendar and timeline views. Task dependencies are included. It also has time tracking with timesheets that turn billable hours into invoices, proposals and contracts with e-signatures, invoicing with Stripe, PayPal and Square payments, forms, a booking scheduler, a wiki, team and client chat, and customizable dashboards that double as white-labelled client portals. A newer AI assistant, Plutio Pal (marketed as Super Work AI), can draft documents and update records using monthly AI credits. Pricing is flat per workspace, not per seat. Core is $19 a month for a solo user with up to 9 active clients. Pro is $49 a month with unlimited clients and 30 contributors. Max is $199 a month with unlimited contributors, white-label and SSO. Annual billing gives two months free. Plans differ mainly in AI credits, workflow actions and storage. Custom enterprise terms are available for 100+ users. Native integrations cover Stripe, PayPal, Square, Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom and Google Meet. Most other tools connect through Zapier or Make, or through a REST API with OAuth 2 authentication. The main limitation is depth and reliability. Reviewers repeatedly say native automation and reporting are shallow next to specialist tools. Some report slow or unanswered support tickets and lingering bugs, and the public changelog shows no entries after September 2025.

Our Rating

6.6
out of 10
Cost
8
Ease of Use
7
Analytics
5
Customization
8
Scalability
5
Support
5
Integration
6
Security
6

Who Plutio is best for

Good fit

  • The $19 Core plan is built for a solo user, and it bundles proposals, contracts, invoicing, time tracking and a client portal.

  • Flat Pro and Max pricing covers 30 or unlimited contributors, and white-label client portals and dashboards suit client-facing studios.

  • Billable time tracking flows into invoices, and proposals, contracts and booking schedulers match consulting workflows.

  • It replaces several separate tools for small service businesses at a predictable flat monthly cost.

Less suited

  • Team and client chat, wiki and shared dashboards support distributed collaboration.

  • It is geared toward client-service work rather than product development, so non-agency startups get less out of it.

  • Billable time to invoices and client portals help client-service firms, but accounting apps need Zapier.

  • Content Creators
    4/10

    Booking, invoicing and proposals suit independent creative work, though nothing is creator-specific.

  • Mid-Market
    4/10

    Reviewers describe reporting, automation and support as shallow for larger teams, and the vendor is a very small company.

  • Custom terms exist for 100+ users, but no SOC 2 or similar certification was found and support reliability draws complaints.

  • Has proposals and contracts but no CRM and relies on Zapier for CRM tools.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Flat workspace pricing instead of per-seat fees. Pro covers 30 contributors for $49 a month, and Max allows unlimited contributors for $199.
  • Every plan includes the full set of core modules, including client portal, contracts, time tracking and scheduling. Plans differ mainly in client, contributor, AI and storage limits.
  • Billable time from timers and timesheets can be turned straight into invoices, with payments through Stripe (including ACH), PayPal or Square and no Plutio transaction fees.
  • Highly customizable workspace, with custom fields, multiple task views including timeline with dependencies, and dashboards that double as branded client portals.
  • Well-documented REST API with OAuth 2 authentication and an MCP server for AI assistants, plus integrations included free on all plans.

Cons

  • Native automation draws repeated complaints on Capterra and G2. Some reviewers say they still need Zapier or Make, and one called the automation marketing overstated.
  • Some reviews on AppSumo, Capterra and G2 describe support tickets going unanswered for weeks and bugs left unfixed.
  • Reporting is limited to dashboard widgets and timesheet breakdowns. Reviewers note weak utilization, margin and capacity analytics.
  • Few native integrations beyond payments, calendars and video calls. Tools like Slack, CRMs and accounting apps mostly rely on Zapier, Make or webhooks.
  • The Core plan's 9-client cap and lack of contributors force growing solo businesses up to the $49 Pro plan.
  • The public changelog has no entries after September 2025, which makes recent development hard to track.

Key Features

Team messaging
Scheduling
Docs
Spreadsheet interface
File sharing
Client collaboration
App integrations
Task lists
Gantt charts
Timeline view
Task management
Time tracking
Workflow automation
Dashboards
Kanban boards
Collaboration tools
Reporting
Knowledge base

Plutio Pricing

Core

$19/month

or $190/year (save 17%)

  • 100 GB storage
  • Up to 9 active clients
  • 500 AI credits per month
  • 500 workflow actions per month
  • Solo use only, no contributors
  • Unlimited integrations and API access
  • White-label available as a $9/month add-on
  • All core features: projects, tasks, time tracking, invoices, proposals, contracts, forms, scheduling, client portal
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Pro

$49/month

or $490/year (save 17%)

  • 500 GB storage
  • Unlimited active clients
  • 2,500 AI credits per month
  • 5,500 workflow actions per month
  • Unlimited integrations and API access
  • White-label add-on $9/month, SSO add-on $5/month
  • 30 contributors included, more available for a fee
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Max

$199/month

or $1,990/year (save 17%)

  • 2 TB storage
  • White-label included
  • Single sign-on included
  • Unlimited active clients
  • 10,000 AI credits per month
  • 50,000 workflow actions per month
  • Highest API rate limit (10,000 requests per hour)
  • Unlimited contributors, subject to fair usage policy
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Enterprise

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  • Custom pricing for teams of 100+ users
  • Security paperwork such as a data processing agreement
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Frequently Asked Questions

Core costs $19 a month or $190 a year, Pro $49 a month or $490 a year, and Max $199 a month or $1,990 a year. Annual billing works out to two months free. Pricing is per workspace, not per user. Teams of 100+ users can request custom enterprise pricing.

There is no free plan. Plutio offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. It includes nearly all features except SSO, with limits of 3 active clients, 3 contributors, 200 AI credits and 200 automation actions. If you do not subscribe, the workspace is locked but your data is kept.

The final price depends on your plan tier, billing cycle and add-ons. White-label costs $9 a month on Core and Pro, and SSO costs $5 a month on Pro. Both are included on Max. You may also pay for extra contributors on Pro, extra storage or extra AI credits. Plutio charges no setup fees and no transaction fees on invoices, though Stripe and PayPal charge their own fees.

Upgrades take effect immediately with a prorated charge. Downgrades take effect at the next billing cycle.

Native integrations include Stripe, PayPal and Square for payments, two-way Google Calendar and Outlook sync, and Zoom and Google Meet links for bookings. Xero, FreshBooks, Slack, Microsoft Teams, HubSpot and thousands of other apps connect through Zapier, Make, webhooks or the REST API. All integrations are included on every plan.

Plutio supports authenticator-app two-factor authentication with backup codes, role-based permissions, an activity log, and SSO on Pro and Max. Its GDPR page says app data is hosted mainly in London on Google Cloud, AWS and MongoDB Atlas. It also commits to breach notification within 48 hours and says workspace content is not used to train AI models. No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification was found.

Yes. Plutio has a REST API at api.plutio.com with OAuth 2 client-credentials authentication. It covers projects, tasks, time entries, invoices, proposals, contracts, forms, files, wiki and dashboards. Rate limits are shared per workspace: 1,500 requests per hour on Core, 5,000 on Pro and 10,000 on Max.

AI credits power Plutio Pal, the built-in assistant. A lookup, create or update uses 1 credit, and generating a document such as a proposal uses 5. Questions and failed requests are free. Core includes 500 credits a month, Pro 2,500 and Max 10,000.