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Ballpark is an online time tracking and invoicing software program that is used by freelancers and companies worldwide.
It gives you everything you need to run your small business. Ballpark’s beautiful, web-based invoices and estimates make it easier than ever to get paid and discuss projects with your clients and colleagues. Built for teams from 1 to 100 with the ability to receive payments to either your PayPal or Stripe account, your clients have more ways to make instant, secure payments.
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Get organized and get paid with smarter invoicing and time tracking software that helps you run your business better.
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Get organized and get paid with smarter invoicing and time tracking software that helps you run your business better.
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Get organized and get paid with smarter invoicing and time tracking software that helps you run your business better.
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Get organized and get paid with smarter invoicing and time tracking software that helps you run your business better.
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