Hubity vs Monograph
Two tools for A&E firms that plan, track time, and invoice. One leans into phased fees, the other into people and knowledge.
Side by side
Monograph describes itself as “Built for A&E firms, Monograph brings projects, teams, and finances together in one place.” Here is what each offers, from its own published pages as of October 2026.
Which one fits
Both are good tools. The better one depends on how your business runs.
Choose Monograph if
- You budget phase by phase, with fixed fee, hourly, or mixed fee types and caps
- You keep your general ledger in QuickBooks Online and want project financials synced to it both ways
- You want AI to turn calendar activity into suggested time entries and to set up projects from a signed contract
From: monograph.com/features/project-planning, monograph.com/features/project-accounting, monograph.com
Choose Hubity if
- You want the people side built in: org chart, time off, performance reviews, and goals
- You want a document library, handbook, and playbooks under document control in the same workspace
- You want answers drawn from your past proposals and documents as well as your records, with the sources shown
Common questions
Asked by teams comparing Hubity and Monograph.
- They do overlap, and both suit A&E firms that bill for their work: projects, timesheets, invoicing, a pipeline, and proposals. Hubity also covers the org chart, time off, performance reviews, and goals, a knowledge library with document control, and an assistant that answers from documents as well as records, showing its sources.
- Hubity's contract schedule import reads a Monograph export by its column headers and shows how the lines add up against the project's contract value before anything is saved.
- No. Like Monograph, Hubity is not a general ledger. It has no accounts payable, payroll, or chart of accounts. It covers invoicing and online payments, expenses, budgets, and profit and loss for the work.
Try it on your own work
Starter is free for up to 3 people, with no card and no time limit. Team is $49 per seat per month, or $39 per seat per month billed annually. Business is $89 per seat per month, or $72 per seat per month billed annually. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial.