A TimeChimp alternative with rosters, a kiosk and no add-ons
TimeChimp is a Dutch time tracking tool popular with service companies that bill by the hour. If you need rosters, a shift kiosk or a client portal without add-on fees, TimeTracking is worth comparing.
Comparison at a glance
| Feature | TimeChimp | TimeTracking |
|---|---|---|
| Price per user per month | €10, €12 or €14 plus a base fee of €0, €25 or €50 per month | Free (up to 5 users), Core €1, Pro €3 |
| Paid add-ons | €42 per month each (API, customer portal, custom domain) | None: everything included per plan |
| GPS / geofencing | No GPS | No location tracking today; geofence nudges coming soon |
| Rosters / scheduling | No rosters | Included in Core |
| Main focus | Project hours and invoicing for service companies | Hours for crews on the move and staffing agencies |
What TimeChimp does well
TimeChimp combines project time tracking with planning of project hours and invoicing, aimed at agencies, consultancies and other service companies. It is well known in the Netherlands and Belgium.
According to TimeChimp's pricing page, plans cost €10, €12 or €14 per user per month plus a monthly base fee of €0, €25 or €50. Add-ons such as API access, the customer portal and a custom domain cost €42 per month each. TimeChimp does not offer rosters or GPS features.
When TimeChimp is a good fit
If your team works at an office or remotely on client projects and you want time tracking and invoicing in one Dutch product, TimeChimp fits that model. Its focus is project profitability rather than shifts on site.
Where TimeTracking is different
TimeTracking is built for teams that work in shifts and on location, and for staffing agencies that need client approval of hours.
- €1 (Core) or €3 (Pro) per user per month, with no base fee and no add-ons.
- The API is included in every paid plan; client approval by magic link is in Core.
- Rosters and leave are included; TimeChimp has no rosters.
- A tablet kiosk with a personal PIN; geofence nudges are coming soon.
- Mileage, travel time and expenses per employee.
- Apps in 20 languages for international crews and flex workers.
Switching from TimeChimp
Export your hours from TimeChimp as a spreadsheet and keep them for your records. In TimeTracking, start free for up to 5 users, add your clients and sites and invite the team. If you use TimeChimp for invoicing, keep your invoicing tool and feed it TimeTracking's exports instead.
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Frequently asked questions
What does TimeChimp cost compared with TimeTracking?
TimeChimp lists €10 to €14 per user per month plus a base fee of up to €50 per month and €42 per add-on. TimeTracking costs €1 or €3 per user per month with everything included.
Does TimeTracking have a client portal?
Clients approve hours through a secure magic link without logging in. This is included in Core.
Can TimeTracking create invoices like TimeChimp?
No. TimeTracking focuses on hours and exports them to the invoicing and payroll tools you already use.
Is TimeTracking available in Dutch?
Yes. The apps and this website are available in Dutch, English, German and other languages, 20 in total for the apps.
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Rosters
Plan shifts, publish them to the team and compare planned with worked hours.
Client approval
Clients approve hours through a secure magic link. No account, no password.
See pricing
Free for up to 5 users. Core from €1 per user per month, everything included.
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Free for up to 5 users. Core from €1 per user per month, everything included.