

Float
By Float
Float is a leading resource management and scheduling software designed to help teams plan, schedule, and track projects efficiently. It is widely used by creative agencies and professional service teams to manage team resources and project timelines effectively
Float has established itself as a popular resource planning tool, trusted by over 4,500 teams globally. The company's growth is attributed to its focus on providing a robust platform that meets the evolving needs of its users, particularly in the creative and professional services sectors.
Float has raised a total of $72.17 million over five funding rounds. The latest funding round was a line of credit for $37.17 million, which took place on February 13, 2024. This financial backing supports the company's ongoing development and expansion efforts.
Float offers a comprehensive suite of features for resource management, including:
Project Planning and Scheduling: Users can allocate work with a live view of team skills, capacity, and availability. The platform allows for drag-and-drop scheduling and real-time updates.
Budget and Time Tracking: Float enables users to set project budgets based on hours or fees and compare scheduled versus actual hours using built-in time tracking tools.
Recent updates to Float include the ability to add budgets at the task level, a highly requested feature that allows for more precise project planning and estimation.
Float is committed to being a values-led company, focusing on empowering teams to optimize their workloads and make better hiring decisions. The company's mission is to help teams grow sustainably by delivering great work. Float emphasizes building a brand that represents its values, which include sustainability and efficient resource management.
Float serves a diverse user base, including creative agencies, consultancies, and production teams. Notable users include Atlassian's in-house production team and BuzzFeed's video team, which rely on Float for effective project management and scheduling. The platform's popularity is reflected in its widespread adoption by over 4,500 teams worldwide.