Projectworks wins 36 Badges in G2’s Summer 2025 Reports - including Momentum Leader in Project Management
We’re excited to share that Projectworks has earned 36 badges in the G2 Summer 2025 Reports, with standout placements across categories like Project Management, Professional Services Automation, Resource Management, and more.
Only 3% of software and services on G2 earned a Leader badge this season - and we're thrilled to be one of them.
On the Project Management Momentum Grid, where Projectworks is currently a Trending Momentum Leader, we’re competing among 524 listings - and rising quickly thanks to you.
These rankings span regional grids, mid-market relationship indices, and momentum reports, confirming the strength of Projectworks in both capability and customer satisfaction.
We're continually striving to improve
This is all down to you sharing your thoughts on Projectworks. We also think we're growing this fast because:
- We're proud that we automate the boring bits - we know our users are doing big, impactful work, and we're happy to be working in the background.
- We are invested in our community's success - we won't get you set up with Projectworks unless it's the right fit for your business.
- We're built by people who understand consultants - with 150+ years of consulting experience in the team, we're not wasting time developing features experts won't use.
Over the past year, we’ve launched key features to make it easier than ever for teams to manage people, time, and project finances:
📈 Make data-driven decisions with Custom Reporting
🏝️ Seamlessly accommodate employee leave with our new Employment Hero integration
⏰ Eliminate the hassle of overdue timesheets with Timesheet Reminders
✍️ Save precious billable minutes with Auto-Fill Timesheets to Capacity
...and more.
These updates are a direct response to customer feedback and our ongoing mission to knock out the tedious tasks at your professional services firm.
What our Projectworks users are saying
Read more G2 reviews from architects, engineers, management consultants, and software specialists.
Thank you to our community ❤️
We know that every badge starts with feedback from real users - and it means a lot to the whole team. Thank you to everyone who reviewed Projectworks on G2 - your support helps us continue to grow, improve, and serve better every quarter. Haven't reviewed us yet? Earn $25 on G2 and $25 on Capterra by sharing your thoughts.
And for those who haven't tried Projectworks yet - why not experience what award-winning PSA software can do for your team?
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