The real cost of five tools (and what one workspace replaces)
A typical 10-person services company runs: a chat tool, a time tracker, a leave/HR app, a payroll helper, and some client-portal-ish thing bolted onto email. Each looked cheap alone. Together they are a stack.
Do the arithmetic once
- Chat: ~$8/seat → $80/mo
- Time tracking: ~$6/seat → $60/mo
- Leave & HR: ~$4/seat → $40/mo
- Client portal / approvals add-on: ~$30–50/mo
- Payroll spreadsheet: "free" — paid for in hours every month-end
Call it $210+ a month before the hidden line: the hours lost stitching them together — exporting attendance into the payroll sheet, copying approvals from email into the project tool, answering "where was that decided?"
What one workspace collapses
Teamdott's bet is that these are not five products; they are five views of the same company:
- Client threads replace the portal and most of the email.
- The clock replaces the time tracker.
- Leave and timesheets replace the HR app.
- Payroll and the payslip designer replace the spreadsheet.
- Free meetings replace the per-host video bill — rolling out now.
Pricing that respects geography
Teamdott prices per seat in your local currency — a studio in Lagos, Lahore or Lisbon pays what makes sense there, with no features locked by region. Meetings and the 3-person starter workspace stay free.
Run your team on Teamdott
Clock in/out, live availability, timesheets, leave, payroll and branded payslips — plus one thread per client. The workspace preview is open: no card, no setup call.
