TimeCamp review 2026

TimeCamp is a project time tracker with a free-forever plan and low paid tiers. It lists GPS location tracking on all plans, which is unusual at its price.

TimeCamp plans per userFree: $0, unlimited users; Starter: $3.99, time off, overtime; Premium: $6.99, app tracking, budgets; Ultimate: $9.99, screenshots, labor costFree$0unlimited usersStarter$3.99time off, overtimePremium$6.99app tracking, budgetsUltimate$9.99screenshots, labor cost
Per-user monthly prices billed annually, from TimeCamp’s pricing page. Month-to-month is $5.49, $9.99 and $13.99.
Our verdictTimeCamp is a budget pick for teams that bill hours to projects and want attendance basics like time off and overtime from the Starter plan. Screenshots, timesheet approvals and labor cost reports need Ultimate, and geofencing is Enterprise only.
Built forProject-based and hybrid teams
Free planFree forever, unlimited users
Paid plans$3.99 to $9.99 per user, annual
GPSAll plans
GeofencingEnterprise only

What TimeCamp is

TimeCamp tracks time against projects and tasks, with billable rates and budgets. The free plan has unlimited users and projects. Starter adds time off and overtime tracking and unlimited tasks. Premium adds app and website tracking, activity levels, billable time, budgets and estimates, and one integration.

Ultimate adds screenshots, timesheet approvals, labor costs, fixed-fee projects and unlimited integrations. Enterprise, on request, adds geofencing. GPS location tracking and the mobile app are listed on every plan.

What TimeCamp does well

TimeCamp gets more done for free than most project trackers: unlimited users and projects, a mobile app and GPS location on the free plan. Starter then adds time off and overtime tracking for under $4 per person on annual billing, which is cheap for a tool that also bills hours.

It is also one of the few in this list with desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux and more than 100 integrations, so it fits teams that live in Jira, ClickUp or Google Calendar.

The paid tiers climb in small steps. A team can start free, move to Starter at $3.99 per person when it needs time off and overtime, and only reach Ultimate when managers must approve timesheets or see labor cost by project. For a 12-person team, the jump from Starter to Ultimate is $72 a month on annual billing, which makes the approval feature easy to price.

Because GPS location is on every plan, a hybrid team can see whether a time entry came from the office or a client site without paying for a higher tier, though only Enterprise can restrict where people track time.

TimeCamp plans and prices (checked November 9, 2026)

TimeCamp plans as listed on its own pricing page
Plan Listed price What the plan adds
Free $0 Unlimited users and projects, mobile app, GPS
Starter $3.99 per user annual ($5.49 monthly) Time off, overtime tracking, unlimited tasks
Premium $6.99 per user annual ($9.99 monthly) App and website tracking, activity levels, billable time, budgets, one integration
Ultimate $9.99 per user annual ($13.99 monthly) Screenshots, timesheet approvals, labor costs, unlimited integrations
Enterprise On request Geofencing, security and management controls

Trial length and card requirements were not stated in the part of the page we could read. Payroll partners are not named.

Platforms and apps

Where TimeCamp runs, from its own site (November 9, 2026)
Platform What its site says
iOS and Android App Store and Google Play
Desktop Windows, macOS and Linux
Browser plugins Chrome and Edge
Support Help center, contact and support pages
Integrations listed 100+ apps, including Asana, ClickUp, Jira, GitLab, Google Calendar and Gmail

Starter vs Ultimate for a 12-person studio

Approvals and labor cost reports are on Ultimate. Here is the gap for 12 users.

TimeCamp, 12 users, monthly
Line How it adds up Per month
Starter, annual 12 × $3.99 $47.88
Ultimate, annual 12 × $9.99 $119.88
Ultimate, month-to-month 12 × $13.99 $167.88

Approvals alone may justify Ultimate if a manager signs off hours before payroll.

What to check before you buy TimeCamp

  1. Approvals. Timesheet approvals are only on Ultimate.
  2. Geofencing. Needs Enterprise. GPS alone records location but does not restrict clock-ins.
  3. Integrations. Premium allows one integration; Ultimate is unlimited.
  4. Screenshot policy. If you enable screenshots on Ultimate, tell staff in writing.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Free plan with unlimited users
  • Low paid prices
  • GPS on every plan
  • Strong billable and budget tools

What to watch

  • Approvals and labor cost reports only on Ultimate
  • Geofencing only on Enterprise
  • No scheduling for shift teams in the plan list
  • Payroll partners not named

Who it suits

An architecture studio of 12 tracks hours per client project, watches budgets on Premium, and moves to Ultimate when partners want to approve timesheets.

A shift-based team needs schedules and site-based clock-ins that TimeCamp does not center on.

Probably not the right fit if

TimeCamp and EZTime, feature by feature

TimeCamp (from its own pages) and EZTime (from eztime.com), November 9, 2026
Feature TimeCamp EZTime
Free option Free forever, unlimited users 14-day trial
GPS All plans GPS stamp; history from Advanced
Geofencing Enterprise Approved locations from Advanced
Time off Starter Time off requests and balances
Overtime Tracking on Starter Alerts before thresholds
Approvals Ultimate Timecard corrections with manager approval
Screenshots Ultimate Not offered
Desktop apps Windows, macOS, Linux Web and mobile

EZTime for shift teams

EZTime’s Advanced plan ($4) restricts clock-ins to up to 3 approved locations and shows GPS location history; Premium is unlimited. Timecard corrections go through manager approval with an audit trail on every plan.

Questions buyers ask about TimeCamp

Is TimeCamp free?

Yes, it has a free-forever plan with unlimited users and projects.

How much does TimeCamp cost?

Starter is $3.99, Premium $6.99 and Ultimate $9.99 per user per month billed annually; month-to-month is $5.49, $9.99 and $13.99.

Does TimeCamp have GPS tracking?

Yes, GPS location tracking is listed on all plans. Geofencing is on Enterprise.

Does TimeCamp take screenshots?

Yes, on Ultimate and above.

Does TimeCamp track overtime?

Yes, overtime tracking is on Starter and above.

Does TimeCamp have desktop apps?

Yes, for Windows, macOS and Linux, plus Chrome and Edge plugins.

Does TimeCamp bill by project?

Billable time, budgets and estimates are on Premium; fixed-fee projects and labor costs on Ultimate.

How many integrations does TimeCamp have?

Its integrations page says more than 100.

Does TimeCamp have a kiosk?

A time clock kiosk is mentioned in the part of its pricing page we could only read as a summary, so confirm the plan with TimeCamp.

Can TimeCamp restrict where people track time?

Geofencing is listed only on the Enterprise plan, which is priced on request.

Keep researching

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

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Need clock-ins tied to shifts?

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