VeriClock review 2026

VeriClock keeps pricing simple: one plan, an account fee and a price per user, with no feature tiers. It is aimed at contractors and service companies that cost labor by job.

VeriClock pricingMonthly: $19 + $6.50/user, all features; Annual: $15 + $5/user, billed upfront; IVR add-on: $4/user, phone clock-inMonthly$19 + $6.50/userall featuresAnnual$15 + $5/userbilled upfrontIVR add-on$4/userphone clock-in
Account fee plus per-user price per month, from VeriClock’s pricing page. Enterprise pricing is available for 75+ employees.
Our verdictVeriClock suits contractors and field service firms that need GPS-tagged punches, job and service codes, and exports to QuickBooks or Sage construction accounting. It does not list scheduling or PTO, so pair it with a scheduler or choose a broader tool if you need those.
Built forContractors and field service
Monthly$19 account + $6.50 per user
Annual$15 account + $5 per active user
Trial14 days, no card
AccountingQuickBooks, Sage 50, Sage 100 Contractor, Sage 300 CRE

What VeriClock does

VeriClock records GPS-tagged clock-ins and clock-outs, with continuous tracking during the shift and geofences. Overtime can follow multiple custom rules. Time is coded by customizable job and service codes, which feeds job costing and payroll reports.

It names its accounting connections: QuickBooks, Sage 50, Sage 100 Contractor and Sage 300 CRE. Workers without smartphones can clock in by phone through the IVR add-on.

What VeriClock does well

VeriClock reaches workers other tools miss. Besides iOS, Android, web and tablets, people can clock in by phone call (IVR) or SMS, so a crew member without a smartphone still creates a GPS or caller-verified punch.

Its accounting side is precise about construction systems. Sage 100 Contractor and Sage 300 CRE are named alongside Sage 50 and QuickBooks, and job and service codes carry from the punch to the export.

The single-plan model also makes budgeting easy. A 20-person crew on annual billing is $115 a month, and that figure does not change when you need geofences, overtime rules or job codes, because there are no feature tiers to climb.

VeriClock plans and prices (checked November 9, 2026)

VeriClock plans as listed on its own pricing page
Plan Listed price What the plan adds
Standard, monthly $19 account fee + $6.50 per user per month All core features, no tiers
Standard, annual $15 account fee + $5 per active user per month, billed upfront Same features
IVR add-on $4 per user per month + $10 per line; toll-free $0.07 per call Clock in by phone
Enterprise For 75+ employees Contact VeriClock

Standard accounts have no setup fees. The page had a “limited time offer” badge when we checked, so confirm the price is still current.

Platforms and apps

Where VeriClock runs, from its own site (November 9, 2026)
Platform What its site says
iOS and Android Apps for both
Web Web browser on Windows and Mac
Tablet Windows, iPadOS and Android tablets
Phone IVR and SMS clock-in
Support Free support by chat, phone and email

SMS and IVR clock-in reach workers who carry a basic phone.

What a 20-person concrete crew might pay

Assume 20 workers, 5 of whom clock in by phone.

VeriClock, monthly
Line How it adds up Per month
Annual plan $15 + 20 × $5 $115
Monthly plan $19 + 20 × $6.50 $149
IVR for 5 users + 1 line 5 × $4 + $10 $30

Before call charges for toll-free numbers.

What to check before you buy VeriClock

  1. Scheduling and PTO. Neither is listed on the pricing page; plan another way to handle them.
  2. Your Sage version. Confirm the export matches your Sage product and version.
  3. Phone clock-in. Price the IVR add-on if some workers do not carry smartphones.
  4. Offer badge. Ask whether the listed price is promotional.

Pros and cons

What works

  • One plan, no feature tiers
  • GPS-tagged punches and geofences
  • Named Sage construction accounting exports
  • Phone clock-in option

What to watch

  • Account fee on top of per-user price
  • Scheduling and time off not listed
  • IVR costs extra
  • Pricing marked as a limited-time offer

Who it suits

A 20-person concrete contractor on Sage 100 Contractor codes every hour to a job and phase, exports weekly, and lets two older crew members call in their punches.

A retail store with a weekly rota would use none of the job coding and still need a scheduler.

Probably not the right fit if

VeriClock and EZTime, feature by feature

VeriClock (from its own pages) and EZTime (from eztime.com), November 9, 2026
Feature VeriClock EZTime
Pricing $15 or $19 account fee plus per user Per employee, $20 minimum
Tiers One plan Essential, Advanced, Premium
Phone or SMS clock-in IVR add-on; SMS Not offered
Geofences Yes Approved locations from Advanced
Job codes Job and service codes Job, client and role tags
Overtime Multiple custom rules Alerts before thresholds
Scheduling and PTO Not on its pricing page Included in the scheduling product
Accounting QuickBooks, Sage 50, Sage 100 Contractor, Sage 300 CRE No named integrations

EZTime's angle

EZTime combines the clock with scheduling and time-off requests, and tags hours by job and client. It names no accounting integrations; it exports payroll-ready PDF and Excel reports, with an advanced API on Premium.

Questions buyers ask about VeriClock

How much does VeriClock cost?

On monthly billing, $19 per month for the account plus $6.50 per user. On annual billing, $15 plus $5 per active user per month.

Does VeriClock have different plans?

No. It has one Standard plan with all core features, plus Enterprise pricing for 75 or more employees.

Does VeriClock work with Sage?

Yes. It lists Sage 50, Sage 100 Contractor and Sage 300 CRE, as well as QuickBooks.

Can workers clock in by phone?

Yes, with the IVR add-on at $4 per user per month plus $10 per line.

Is there a trial?

Yes, 14 days with no credit card.

Can VeriClock workers clock in by text message?

Its site lists SMS alongside IVR among phone clock-in options.

Is VeriClock support free?

Its pricing page lists free support by chat, phone and email.

Does VeriClock work on tablets?

Yes, Windows, iPadOS and Android tablets.

Does VeriClock have setup fees?

No, VeriClock says Standard accounts do not require setup fees.

Is VeriClock priced per active user?

On annual billing, VeriClock lists $5 per active user per month plus a $15 account fee.

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

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