QuickBooks Time (formerly TSheets) is Intuit's enterprise time tracking and attendance platform built around GPS clock-in, geofencing, scheduling, and seamless QuickBooks integration, serving 50,000+ businesses with 4,000+ app integrations.
Timeneye is a time tracking tool founded in 2006 in Slovenia that simplifies timesheets and project/client reporting, integrates with 20+ B2B tools, and starts around $5-9 per user per month.
TimeCamp is a time tracking platform founded in Krakow, Poland in 2010, with an unlimited-user free plan, an AI Agent that fills timesheets automatically, 50+ native integrations and customers in 100+ countries.
TickSpot is a US time tracking and timesheet tool built around the Weekly Timesheet, project and client hours and an Approve workflow, with PDF/CSV export, subscriptions around $3-7/user/month and a free tier.
Tick is an online time tracking tool launched in the United States in 2012, supporting timers, manual entry, project and client classification, time reports and a RESTful API, with subscriptions around $10-20/month for freelancers and small teams.
Paymo's time tracking module offers unlimited timing and invoicing on the free plan, with Plus at about $10.9 per user per month. It supports one-click timing, bulk hours and timesheet reports, and links to project management and invoicing, making it a viable timing solution for service teams.
OnTheClock is a US employee time clock and attendance platform serving 16,000+ companies. Attendance, scheduling and PTO are combined at $4 per employee per month plus a $5 base fee, with GPS and biometric clock-in and payroll integrations such as QuickBooks.
My Hours is a time tracking platform for SMBs and freelancers with a free plan for up to 5 active users, over 250,000 global users and 1.6 billion logged hours, and a Pro plan at about $8 per user per month billed annually.
Minute7 is a professional services time and expense tracking tool based in Mountain View, California, priced at a flat $8 per user per month, deeply integrated with QuickBooks and covering timesheets, expenses, and mileage for accountants and service teams.
Kimai is an AGPLv3 open-source time tracking system from Germany supporting multi-project, multi-customer accounting and PDF invoice export, self-hostable for data sovereignty and a common choice for privacy- and cost-conscious teams.
Jibble is a free attendance and time tracking app founded in London, United Kingdom in 2017, with a permanently free plan and unlimited users, GPS, face recognition, kiosk and offline check-ins, a 4.8/5 average rating (20,000+ reviews) and customers including Tesla and Pepsi.
Hubstaff Time Tracking is the Hubstaff platform (founded in the United States in 2012) viewed from the timesheet and project-costing angle, with one-click timers, project budgets and timesheet approvals, serving 140,000+ global users, with Starter at $4.99/seat/month.
HourStack is a time scheduling and time management tool founded in the United States in 2015, using drag-and-drop time blocks on Google/Outlook calendars and comparing them with actual tracked time; now part of ClickUp, its free plan supports teams of up to 3 users.
ProjectManager.com, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, excels at real-time Gantt charts, Kanban boards, timesheets, and dashboards, offering 15+ report templates and 100+ integrations for traditional and hybrid project teams.
Paymo is an integrated work management platform from Romania that combines project management, time tracking, resource scheduling and invoicing. The free plan offers unlimited time tracking and invoicing, Plus costs about $10.9 per user per month, and it suits small service teams managing from quote to payment.
Everhour is a team time tracking and project budget tool founded in the United States in 2014, offering inline timing inside Asana, Trello, and Jira, with a free plan for 5 members, suited to teams that control hours and costs by project.