Timedoctor Revenue (2024)

Timedoctor generated an estimated $35M in annual revenue in 2024.

Revenue figures for Time Doctor were not discussed in the March 2023 interview. The talk was a conference presentation focused on asynchronous management practices and the launch of the Running Remote book, not a financial disclosure. No annual recurring revenue, monthly recurring revenue, or growth rate for Time Doctor itself was stated by Martin or the host.

Customer count, pricing per seat, average revenue per user, and free-tier details for Time Doctor were not discussed in the March 2023 interview.

Time Doctor operates as a software-as-a-service workforce analytics platform. Specific monetization details, pricing tiers, gross margin, burn rate, runway, churn, retention, LTV, CAC, or profitability were not discussed in the March 2023 interview.

Martin did describe one internal operating metric as an illustration of the company's async management model: Time Doctor holds on average two out of every four scheduled leadership meetings per month, automatically canceling meetings when fewer than three unresolved issues remain on the async agenda. The company uses Asana, Basecamp, and Jira as its primary documentation and workflow platforms. Martin noted that async remote organizations have, on average, a managerial layer that is 50 percent thinner than their on-premise counterparts, which he described as producing a more profitable business model, though he did not provide Time Doctor-specific profitability figures.

Time Doctor employs staff in 28 countries as of the March 2023 interview. Martin described the team as operating fully asynchronously, with every employee assigned at least one longitudinal and quantifiable metric reported on weekly. Total headcount was not disclosed in the interview.