Time tracking tools compared head to head
Two tools side by side, based only on what each vendor publishes on its own pricing page. Every tool here suits some teams; these pages help you see which one suits yours.
Toggl Track vs Clockify
A focused project timer against a broad tracker with many modules.
Clockify vs Harvest
A broad, low-cost tracker against time tracking with invoicing built in.
Toggl Track vs Harvest
Timers for project work against time tracking with invoicing.
TimeChimp vs Toggl Track
Project hours and invoicing with base fees against a per-user project timer.
Jibble vs Connecteam
An attendance time clock against an all-in-one app for deskless teams.
How these comparisons are made
Every head-to-head page uses one source per tool: the vendor's own public pricing page. We link to both pages so you can check every figure yourself, and we show the date we last checked them once, under the table. Pricing changes often, so if a number matters to your decision, open the vendor's page before you sign anything.
We only state what those pages say. You will not find ratings, opinions about support, guesses about roadmaps or benchmarks we cannot show. When a pricing page does not mention something, the table says so instead of filling the gap. That also means a missing row is not proof that a feature is missing; it only means the page we used does not list it.
After the neutral part, each page has a short section on where TimeTracking fits. It is clearly separated, and it says when one of the two tools in the comparison is the better choice for you.
Questions to ask before you pick a tool
A feature list rarely decides it. What decides it is how the tool behaves once the team grows, a client has to approve hours, or payroll asks for a specific file. Check every candidate against the same short list.
- What does one active user cost per month, and is that price monthly or only with annual billing?
- Is there a free plan, and how many users does it cover?
- Are approvals, scheduling or location features in your plan, or only in a higher one?
- Are there paid add-ons or base fees on top of the per-user price?
- Does the tool fit desk work with timers, or shift and field work with a kiosk and rosters?
- Does it invoice clients, or does it hand hours to the invoicing and payroll tools you already use?
Try TimeTracking free
Free for up to 5 users. Core from €1 per user per month, everything included.