Clockify Pricing in May 2026

Clockify's pricing follows tiered structure: Free for unlimited users + unlimited projects + unlimited tracked hours forever, Basic at $4.99/user/month, Standard at $6.99/user/month, Pro at $9.99/user/month, Enterprise at $14.99/user/month. Real-world Clockify costs for most teams stay at $0 (free tier handles most needs).

The Free Plan offer is genuinely remarkable — Clockify's free tier is arguably the most generous in time tracking. The strategic decision: Clockify's value is the radical free model combined with reasonable feature depth: timesheets, reports, project tracking, billable rates, and integrations all included free. For free time-tracking, Clockify is the dominant choice with even more generous free tier than Toggl Track. For paid time-tracking alternatives, Toggl Track competes directly with cleaner UX and stronger reporting at SMB pricing. Harvest competes at SMB pricing with stronger invoicing integration. Hubstaff targets remote-team monitoring with screenshots and activity tracking. Time Doctor competes with Hubstaff on monitoring features. RescueTime targets individual productivity tracking. ActivTrak and Teramind target enterprise employee monitoring. DeskTime is another Hubstaff competitor. For specifically agency time tracking with invoicing, FreshBooks, Bonsai, and HoneyBook bundle time tracking with billing. For specifically project-time-tracking inside project management, Asana, Monday, ClickUp, and Linear include time tracking — usually sufficient for teams who don't need standalone tools. For specifically Pomodoro and individual productivity, TickTick, Forest, and other consumer apps target this. For specifically developer time-tracking with Git integration, Wakatime targets this niche. For specifically calendar-based time tracking, Reclaim.ai and Clockwise auto-track via calendar.