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Terranix vs Monograph

Where each fits best, and what each does and does not do, from public information.

Compared on 2026-10-20 using Monograph’s public pages.

Best for

Monograph

Architecture and engineering firms that want proposals, billing and project accounting in one tool.

Terranix

Firms that also need attendance, leave and approvals beside projects and timesheets.

FeatureTerranixMonograph
Timesheets by project and taskYes

Weekly timesheets by project and task, with a timer

Yes

Weekly timesheets with AI-drafted entries and timers

Attendance check-inYes

Check-in and check-out, with a location check

Not stated

Not stated

Leave and holidaysYes

Leave types, balances and holidays per office

Not stated

Not stated

Approvals before time, leave and expensesYes

Requests arrive pre-checked; a second person signs off big changes

Not stated

Not stated

Projects, phases and tasksYes

Phases, stages, nested tasks and checklists

Yes

Project management, planning and staffing

Client invoicingNo

Not yet. Subconsultant invoices only

Yes

Invoicing, payments and project accounting

Accounting and payrollNo

No accounting. Payroll is not offered publicly yet

Partly

Project accounting and a QuickBooks link; payroll not stated

Forward resource planningPartly

A workload view; no forward capacity plan

Yes

Staffing and capacity planning

AI featuresNo

None today

Yes

AI help with setup, time entries and e-mail

MobileYes

Phone-first web app for check-in and time

Partly

Web-based on any device; no native app stated

Published pricingYes

Per user, set in US dollars and billed in rupees, on the pricing page

Partly

Shows $45–$490 a month; what the range depends on is not explained

Free trialPartly

A live demo workspace; no trial period

Partly

No trial stated; demos for select firms

Based on each company’s public pages on the date shown. Features and prices change, so check their sites for current details. Product names belong to their owners. We are not affiliated with them.

Where Monograph is the better choice

  • Billing, payments and project accounting in the same tool.
  • Pipeline and forecasting (the pipeline is a paid add-on).
  • AI help for setup, time entries and e-mail.

Where Terranix fits better

  • Attendance with a location check, and leave rules per person.
  • A second person signs off sensitive changes.
  • A published per-user price in US dollars.

Questions

Does Terranix invoice clients?

Not yet. Terranix records subconsultant invoices; client invoicing is on our roadmap.

Is Monograph cheaper?

Monograph shows a $45–$490 monthly range without saying what it depends on, so a like-for-like comparison is not possible from public pages.

Can I use both?

Some firms might, but they would overlap on timesheets and projects.

Thinking of switching?

Tell us what you use today. We will say plainly whether Terranix fits, and if it does, how to bring your people and lists across.

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