Jibble review 2026

Jibble markets itself as free time tracking for unlimited users. That makes it one of the cheapest ways to start, as long as you check what moves to paid plans.

Jibble plansFree: $0, unlimited users; Paid: ask, see plan page; Enterprise: custom, SSO, 2FAFree$0unlimited usersPaidasksee plan pageEnterprisecustomSSO, 2FA
Jibble’s pricing URL returned its homepage when we checked, so paid plan prices are not shown here.
Our verdictJibble is worth trying for any team that wants attendance tracking without a per-user bill: the free plan covers unlimited users. Its feature list is wide (GPS, geofencing, kiosk, face recognition, screenshots), but we could not confirm which of those are free, so check before you roll it out.
Built forAttendance on a budget
Free planUnlimited users
Clock-inPhone, shared device, face recognition
LocationGPS and geofencing
Payroll linksXero, QuickBooks, Deel

What Jibble is

Jibble is an attendance and time tracking app. On its homepage it lists GPS location stamped on every clock-in and out, geofencing to approved locations, clock-in from a shared on-site device, face recognition and a selfie captured with every time entry. It also covers work schedules and leave policies with accruals.

Jibble also offers screenshot and activity tracking, which puts it closer to remote-work monitoring tools. That is useful for some teams and unwelcome for others, so decide your policy before you enable it.

Payroll is handled by export and integrations; Jibble names Xero, QuickBooks and Deel.

What Jibble does well

Jibble’s strength is the range of ways people can clock in at no cost: a phone with GPS stamps, a shared device at the door, face recognition, or a selfie with each entry. A business can try the exact method it wants to roll out before spending anything.

It also covers the paperwork side better than most free tools: leave policies with accruals and requests, work schedules, and exports to Xero, QuickBooks and Deel for payroll.

Platform coverage is wide for a free tool: phones, any modern browser, Mac and Windows desktop apps, a Chrome extension and a tablet kiosk, plus clock-in from Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Jibble plans and prices (checked November 9, 2026)

Jibble plans as listed on its own pricing page
Plan Listed price What the plan adds
Free $0, “free forever” Time tracking for unlimited users
Paid tiers Not shown (pricing URL returned the homepage) Ask Jibble which features are paid
Enterprise Contact sales SSO, 2FA, dedicated onboarding and support

Because the pricing page did not load, we do not list paid prices.

Platforms and apps

Where Jibble runs, from its own site (November 9, 2026)
Platform What its site says
iOS and Android Yes
Web “any modern web browser”
Desktop Mac App Store and Microsoft Store apps
Browser extension Chrome
Kiosk “a shared kiosk mode for tablets”
Integrations named Slack, Microsoft Teams, QuickBooks, Xero, Deel

Slack and Teams clock-in suit office teams that already live in chat.

A free start for a 50-person warehouse

Assume 50 warehouse staff who clock in on a shared tablet at the door.

Jibble, 50 users
Line How it adds up Per month
Free plan Unlimited users $0
Face recognition, kiosk, geofencing Plan not confirmed Check in the app
Enterprise SSO Contact sales Quote

Test the exact clock-in method you plan to use on the free plan before committing.

What to check before you roll out Jibble

  1. What is free. Confirm that face recognition, kiosk and geofencing are on the plan you choose.
  2. Monitoring policy. Screenshot and activity tracking can be sensitive. Write a policy and tell staff; see our GPS tracking laws guide.
  3. Biometric consent. Face recognition can fall under state biometric privacy laws. Get advice if you operate in a state with one.
  4. Payroll export. Run one payroll cycle through the Xero or QuickBooks export.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Free for unlimited users
  • Many clock-in methods, including face recognition and shared devices
  • GPS and geofencing
  • Exports to Xero, QuickBooks and Deel

What to watch

  • Paid plan prices were not available when we checked
  • Screenshot tracking may not suit every workplace
  • Biometric features bring privacy obligations
  • Scheduling is basic compared with dedicated schedulers

Who should try Jibble first

A nonprofit with 60 volunteers and part-time staff, or a warehouse that only needs reliable in and out times, can run on the free plan and spend nothing.

A business that needs shift swaps, open shifts and labor budgets will want a scheduling-first tool alongside it.

Probably not the right fit if

Jibble and EZTime, feature by feature

Jibble (from its own pages) and EZTime (from eztime.com), November 9, 2026
Feature Jibble EZTime
Free option Free for unlimited users 14-day trial
Clock-in methods Phone, shared device, face recognition, selfie GPS app, web, kiosk, NFC tags
Geofencing Approved locations Approved locations from Advanced
Activity tracking Screenshots and activity Not offered
Leave Policies, accruals and requests Time off requests and balances
Scheduling Work schedules Schedules with swaps, open shifts, AI scheduling
Payroll exports Xero, QuickBooks, Deel PDF and Excel; API on Premium
Enterprise security SSO and 2FA Not on our pricing page

How EZTime differs from Jibble

EZTime is paid from $2 per employee, but schedule and clock are one system: shift swaps, open shifts and labor rule alerts come with it. Its clock-in methods are app, web, kiosk and NFC tags, without face recognition, which avoids biometric consent paperwork.

Questions buyers ask about Jibble

Is Jibble really free?

Jibble says its time tracking is free for unlimited users. Some features may sit on paid plans; their prices were not available when we checked.

Does Jibble have face recognition?

Yes, Jibble lists face recognition and selfie capture with each time entry.

Does Jibble take screenshots?

Jibble says it offers screenshot time tracking and activity tracking.

Does Jibble integrate with QuickBooks?

Jibble names Xero, QuickBooks and Deel among its exports and integrations.

Does Jibble have a kiosk?

Yes, it supports clock-in from a shared on-site device.

Does Jibble have geofencing?

Yes, Jibble lists restricting clock-ins to approved locations.

Does Jibble track leave?

Yes, it lists leave policies, accruals and requests.

Does Jibble have single sign-on?

SSO and 2FA are listed on its Enterprise offer.

Can employees clock in from Slack with Jibble?

Jibble names Slack and Microsoft Teams among its integrations.

Keep researching

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

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Want scheduling and the clock in one place?

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