Your clients, sales, projects, timesheets, invoices and team in one place, set up in the language your industry uses. Falcon, the assistant built into it, knows all of it and takes care of the admin when you ask.
Cut Above covers your pipeline, clients, engagements, and time and billing, set up for your industry, for one price however many people use it. Move the slider to see what a team pays elsewhere.
Monthly list prices in US dollars, billed annually, as shown on each vendor's pricing page on 5 October 2026, except Scoro, which lists its monthly price (its annual billing is 13 to 17% less). Taxes, onboarding fees and paid add-ons are not included, and the plans cover different things, so see the table below. Above 50 people, Cut Above Enterprise is quoted from $499 a month.
| Product | Plan | Type | List price | Seat minimum | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Productive | Professional | Project and PSA | $25 per user per month | None stated | Pricing page |
| Scoro | Quote to Cash | PSA | $29 per user per month. Billed monthly; annual billing is 13 to 17% less | 5 users | Pricing page |
| Karbon | Business | Accounting practice management | $89 per user per month | None on annual billing; monthly billing needs 4 or more | Pricing page |
| HubSpot | Sales Hub Professional | CRM | $90 per user per month. Plus $1,500 one-time onboarding | None stated | Pricing page |
| Salesforce | Pro Suite | CRM | $100 per user per month | None stated | Pricing page |
Prices read from each vendor's own page on 5 October 2026. Prices change often, so check the vendor's page before relying on one. Product names are trademarks of their owners.
Six modules work from the same records, so a client is one client everywhere: in the pipeline, on the job, on the invoice and in your inbox.
Every company and person you deal with, their emails, documents and history in one place. Import from your address book.
Leads from email or the web, a pipeline with your stages, proposals from templates that fill themselves in.
Jobs with phases, tasks, owners and dates, built from your industry's plans and synced to everyone's calendar.
Timesheets, approvals, expenses with receipts, invoices with VAT, and the margin on every job as it happens.
Your team, their cost rates, utilisation and leave, the part most systems leave to a spreadsheet.
An assistant that reads what you can read, does the admin you put off, and takes your meeting notes. Use it in the app, or in Claude and Copilot through MCP.
Which clients haven't been invoiced this quarter?
Two, and both have unbilled time waiting.
Chase Crescent for INV-1042.
Here is the email. Change anything before it goes.
Hi Mona, a quick reminder that invoice INV-1042 for AED 36,000 was due on 31 August. The PDF is attached. Could you let me know when it will be paid?
Fill in my timesheet from my calendar.
Four meetings match. The Orbit catch-up could be either of two jobs, so I left it for you.
How did the Crescent call go?
The notes are ready for you to check and file.
Every plan includes AI credits and meeting hours: 2,000 credits and 20 hours a month on Business. It also works inside Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot.
AI policy Meet Falcon →Choose your industry at setup and the vocabulary, fields, pipeline stages, plans and paperwork change to match. A law firm sees Matters, an engineering consultancy sees Stages. You can change any of it afterwards, and a later update never overwrites what you changed.
Packs are data, not code. Tell us how your business works and we build yours, usually within a few days.
Talk to us →The renaming reaches menus, page titles, search and the assistant, and your links keep working.
Pick the kind of work when you open it and the phases and tasks appear, dated from the start.
A missed limitation date. A stalled authority submission. Different industries fail differently; the pack knows.
Every workspace is fenced off inside the database itself, so no screen, report or assistant can reach past it. Enterprise adds a database of your own, in your region.