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Both were built for agencies that sell time. COR covers projects, time tracking and profitability for agencies and consultancies. Inside , does the same, beside briefs, client reports and the client record.

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Who each fits

Both are good tools. They fit different agencies.

COR fits if

  • You want ERP integrations, a BI data lake or an enterprise API, which COR lists on its Enterprise plan.
  • You prefer a tailored proposal and a customer success manager from the first day.
  • Your team already runs on COR and the reports you need are built.

fits if

  • You want a published price and a trial you can start today, without a demo call.
  • The margin should sit next to the brief, the campaign results and the client's history.
  • Your team works in English and Spanish: the product, its emails and its invoices speak both.
Side by side

What each one does, from public pages.

  • Price

    COR
    Not published: COR quotes by team size and how the agency works.
    Published: Base is $99 a month with 5 seats included.

  • Profitability

    COR
    Hourly rates, project revenue and cost, user cost and overhead allocation on the Business plan.
    Every logged hour priced at the rate in effect that day and netted against the fee; a project flags itself when hours burn faster than the timeline.

  • Planning

    COR
    Resource planning with a planner, and team capacity planning on Business.
    Book people ahead, confirmed or tentative, with a capacity heatmap; with , approved leave comes off automatically.

  • Billing

    COR
    Not described on their pricing page.
    Invoices from approved budgets: the PDF is rendered and emailed to the client in their language.

  • Trial

    COR
    No trial terms on the pricing page; it offers a demo.
    14 days with all ten products, no card.
Where they're ahead

Where COR is better.

  • Enterprise plumbing: ERP integrations, a BI data lake and single sign-on are on COR's Enterprise plan.
  • A dedicated customer success manager from the Business plan up.
  • Advanced reporting dashboards and fine-grained permission management on its Enterprise plan.
Price

List prices, as published.

COR

Not published. COR's pricing page asks for a demo and a tailored proposal, so we don't quote a figure.

Source: live.projectcor.com/pricing, checked Oct 19, 2026.

Base is $99 a month for 5 seats with eight products, among them. Pro is $249 with all ten.

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Moving over

How to switch, step by step.

  1. Start the 14-day trial: every product is on and no card is asked for.

  2. Enter your clients, active projects and rate card. They are entered by hand today, so plan a few hours.

  3. Bring tasks in from an Asana, monday.com or ClickUp CSV export, with a preview of every row before it lands.

  4. Log the next two weeks of hours in and compare its margin with COR's before you move the rest.

  5. After the 14-day trial (all ten products, every seat, 500 AI credits, no card), choose a plan or keep one product free, with 1 seat and 2 clients.

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