Clockify review 2026

Clockify is a timesheet and project time tracker that has added attendance tools. It suits teams that bill hours to clients, and it now offers a kiosk, GPS and scheduling on paid plans.

Clockify plans per seatFree: $0, 5 users; Basic: $3.99, kiosk, breaks; Standard: $5.49, time off, QuickBooks; Pro: $7.99, GPS, scheduling; Enterprise: $11.99, SSO, audit logFree$05 usersBasic$3.99kiosk, breaksStandard$5.49time off, QuickBooksPro$7.99GPS, schedulingEnterprise$11.99SSO, audit log
Per-seat monthly prices billed annually, from Clockify’s pricing page. Monthly billing costs more ($4.99, $6.99, $9.99, $14.99).
Our verdictClockify is a strong value for office, agency and remote teams that track time against projects and clients. Frontline teams can use it too, but GPS and scheduling need the Pro plan, and every invited user takes a paid seat.
Built forProject and billable-hour tracking
Free planUp to 5 users
Paid plans$3.99 to $11.99 per seat, annual
KioskFrom Basic; photo capture on Pro
Payroll linkQuickBooks on Standard

What Clockify is

Clockify began as a free timer for logging hours against projects, and that is still its core. The free plan is limited to 5 users and includes unlimited tracking, mobile and desktop apps, and idle detection. Paid plans are priced per seat, and Clockify defines a seat as every active or invited user on the Team page, including the owner, admins and managers.

For shift workers, the relevant features are spread across tiers. Basic adds a shared kiosk and break tracking. Standard adds time off policies and holidays, an attendance and overtime report, reminders when someone forgets to log time, and a QuickBooks integration for payroll and billing. Pro adds GPS tracking, scheduling, labor cost and profit reports, and photo capture at the kiosk.

What Clockify does well

Clockify is very good at the job it was built for: knowing how many hours went into each client, project and task. Timers run in the browser, desktop and mobile apps, idle detection catches forgotten timers, and billable rates turn hours into invoices without a spreadsheet in between.

Its pricing is also unusually transparent. Every tier shows both annual and monthly prices per seat, the free plan is permanent for up to 5 users, and the seat rule is spelled out, so a buyer can price a rollout without a sales call.

Clockify plans and prices (checked November 9, 2026)

Clockify plans as listed on its own pricing page
Plan Listed price What the plan adds
Free $0 Up to 5 users, unlimited tracking, apps, idle detection
Basic $3.99 per seat ($4.99 monthly) Kiosk, break tracking, administration tools
Standard $5.49 per seat ($6.99 monthly) Time off, attendance and overtime report, reminders, QuickBooks, kiosk QR code
Pro $7.99 per seat ($9.99 monthly) GPS tracking, scheduling, labor cost and profit, kiosk photo capture
Enterprise $11.99 per seat ($14.99 monthly) SSO, custom subdomain, SCIM, audit log

Clockify also sells a CAKE.com bundle at $12.99 per seat on annual billing. The page shows a lower per-seat rate for kiosk-only users, but we could not read those figures reliably, so ask Clockify if most of your staff only clock in at a kiosk.

Platforms and apps

Where Clockify runs, from its own site (November 9, 2026)
Platform What its site says
iOS and Android Yes, iPhone, iPad and Android apps
Web Web app
Desktop Windows, Mac and Linux apps
Browser extensions Chrome, Firefox and Edge
Kiosk A shared time clock kiosk on any tablet, phone or computer
Support 24/7 support banner, help center, email, phone and a community forum

Few tools in this list cover Linux desktops; that matters for engineering and design teams.

What a 20-person field team might pay

Assume 18 workers and 2 managers who need GPS and scheduling, so Pro is the minimum plan.

Clockify Pro, 20 seats
Line How it adds up Per month
Pro, annual 20 × $7.99 $159.80
Pro, monthly 20 × $9.99 $199.80
Standard, annual (no GPS) 20 × $5.49 $109.80

Managers and the owner count as seats.

What to check before you buy Clockify

  1. Seat count. Invited users count even before they log in. Deactivate people who leave.
  2. Which plan has GPS. GPS and scheduling are on Pro, not Standard.
  3. Kiosk-only pricing. Ask about the lower kiosk seat rate if most staff only punch in at a shared device.
  4. Free plan limits. The free plan is for up to 5 users, and its reports look back one month.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Free plan for very small teams
  • Strong project, client and billable-hour reporting
  • Kiosk available from the cheapest paid plan
  • Annual prices are clearly listed for every tier

What to watch

  • GPS and scheduling need Pro
  • Every invited user is a paid seat
  • No native payroll; QuickBooks link on Standard
  • Attendance tools are newer than its project features

Where Clockify fits best

A 12-person design agency that bills clients by the hour gets the most from Clockify: timers in the browser, projects per client, and billable rates on Standard.

A cleaning company with crews at many addresses can use Clockify Pro for GPS and schedules, but at that point it is paying for a project tracker with attendance added, rather than a tool built around shifts.

Probably not the right fit if

Clockify and EZTime, feature by feature

Clockify (from its own pages) and EZTime (from eztime.com), November 9, 2026
Feature Clockify EZTime
Free option Free up to 5 users 14-day trial
Kiosk From Basic Tablet kiosk
GPS Pro GPS stamp; history from Advanced
Scheduling Pro From $2 per employee; AI scheduling on Advanced
Time off Standard Time off requests and balances
Overtime Attendance and overtime report on Standard Alerts before overtime thresholds
Who is billed Every active or invited user Employees
Payroll link QuickBooks on Standard Payroll-ready PDF and Excel

EZTime for shift-based teams

EZTime starts from the shift, not the project: the schedule is linked to the clock, so it can block early clock-ins and clock-ins outside assigned shifts. Each month, staff sign their attendance report in the app. Hours can still be tagged by job and client.

Questions buyers ask about Clockify

Is Clockify free?

Yes, for up to 5 users. Paid plans start at $3.99 per seat per month billed annually.

Does Clockify have GPS tracking?

Yes, on the Pro plan and above.

Does Clockify have a kiosk?

Yes, from the Basic plan. Photo capture at the kiosk is on Pro.

Does Clockify integrate with QuickBooks?

Yes, from the Standard plan, to send time for payroll and billing.

Who counts as a Clockify seat?

Every active or invited user, including the owner, admins and managers. Deactivated users do not count.

What is the CAKE.com bundle?

A Clockify bundle sold at $12.99 per seat on annual billing, which Clockify presents as a productivity suite.

Does Clockify have idle detection?

Yes, idle detection and reminders are listed on the free plan.

Does Clockify have single sign-on?

SSO, SCIM provisioning and an audit log are on the Enterprise plan.

Keep researching

How this review was made: we read Clockify’s own public pages (pricing) on November 9, 2026, without a paid Clockify account and without star ratings; confirm Clockify prices before you buy. Clockify is a trademark of its owner; EZTime is not affiliated with it.

Useful next steps

Tracking shifts rather than projects?

Try EZTime next to Clockify for 14 days, no credit card. See plans on the pricing page.