Clockify costs less than half as much per seat and adds kiosks, GPS and screenshots. Toggl bundles planning and capacity tools and refuses to monitor employees. Here is what each costs at your team size.
Choose Clockify if price per seat, a free plan for up to 5 users, or a clock-in kiosk and GPS for hourly staff matter most; choose Toggl if you want planning and PTO in the same tool, no screenshots or location tracking, and SSO on Premium. Clockify’s paid plans are $3.99 to $11.99 a seat a month on annual billing; Toggl’s are $9 and $16 a user.
Heads up: Toggl now sells Toggl Track inside its unified Toggl plans (time tracking plus planning). Prices here are the ones new customers see on toggl.com/pricing, checked September 19, 2026. Existing Toggl Track accounts keep their current plans.
| At a glance | Toggl Track | Clockify |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Time Tracking | |
| Entry price | Free for up to 3 users; Starter $9/user/mo (annual) | Free for up to 5 users; Basic $3.99/seat/mo (annual) |
| Free plan | Yes — up to 3 users | Yes — up to 5 users |
Clockify, clearly. For 10 people on annual billing, Clockify Basic is $39.90 a month and Standard (with approvals, invoicing and time off) $54.90, while Toggl Starter is $90 and Premium $160. On monthly billing Toggl rises to $12 and $24 a user, Clockify to $4.99 to $14.99 a seat. The free plans differ too: Clockify’s covers up to 5 users, Toggl’s up to 3.
| Category | Toggl Track | Clockify |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Up to 3 users | Up to 5 users; reports limited to a 1-month range |
| Entry paid plan | Starter — $9/user/mo annual, $12 monthly | Basic — $3.99/seat/mo annual, $4.99 monthly |
| Mid plan | Premium — $16 annual, $24 monthly | Standard $5.49; Pro $7.99 (annual) |
| Top published plan | Enterprise — custom pricing | Enterprise — $11.99 annual, $14.99 monthly |
| Timesheet approvals | Premium | Standard and up |
| Invoicing | Not listed on Toggl’s plans page | Standard and up, including recurring invoices |
| Time-clock kiosk / GPS | Not listed | Kiosk from Basic; GPS tracking on Pro |
| Screenshots / monitoring | No — Toggl states it does not take screenshots or track location | Optional screenshots and activity monitoring on Pro |
| Time off (PTO) | Starter (Time Off Pro is a paid add-on) | Standard and up |
| Single sign-on / SCIM | SSO on Premium; SCIM not listed | SSO and SCIM on Enterprise |
| Free trial | 30 days | 7 days of Pro, no card |
Verified September 19, 2026Prices recorded from each vendor’s own pricing page. See sources
Prices in USD from toggl.com/pricing and clockify.me/pricing; features from each vendor’s pricing page and help center. All checked September 19, 2026.
Editorial assessmentBoth are timers first: start and stop from web, desktop, mobile or a browser extension, then report by client and project. The split is price, how far each goes into attendance and monitoring, and how much planning comes with the plan.
Clockify’s paid plans cost $3.99, $5.49, $7.99 and $11.99 a seat a month on annual billing (20% off monthly). Toggl’s cost $9 and $16 a user a month on annual billing, or $12 and $24 monthly, a saving Toggl puts at 33.3%. Every active or invited Clockify user takes a paid seat; on Toggl every member is a billed user.
Clockify can run as a time clock: a shared kiosk with PIN clock-in from Basic, attendance and overtime on Standard, and GPS tracking, kiosk photo capture and optional screenshots every 5 minutes on Pro. Toggl makes the opposite choice on purpose: it says it does not monitor employees, take screenshots, or record keystrokes, browsing history or location.
Toggl’s current plans add planning to tracking: task boards and estimates on Free, timelines, milestones, PTO and flexible hours on Starter, and labor costs, profitability reports, fixed-fee projects and project dashboards on Premium. Clockify puts budgets, forecasting, scheduling, expenses and labor-cost reports on Pro.
Clockify includes invoicing from tracked time and expenses on Standard and up, plus QuickBooks sync; its Xero invoice sync is a $4.99-a-month add-on. Toggl’s current plans page lists billable rates and profitability reports but no invoicing, so check whether your accounting tool will do the invoicing.
List prices checked September 19, 2026. Both bill every member as a paid user or seat. Clockify’s Free plan covers up to 5 users and Toggl’s up to 3. Add-ons (Toggl Time Off Pro, Clockify Xero or QuickBooks Payroll), kiosk-only seats and taxes are not included.
You want time tracking and light planning in one tool, your team would push back on screenshots or GPS, or you need single sign-on without buying Enterprise.
Cost per seat matters most, you need a shared clock-in kiosk, GPS or attendance for hourly staff, or you want invoicing and approvals on a cheap plan.
Uses your selections above. Estimate excludes add-ons, overages, and negotiated discounts.
Both have free plans. Track a real week with your team on each before you buy seats.
How Toggl Track and Clockify compare on compliance reports, sign-in controls, offline access and the setup details that matter for remote, hybrid and in-office teams. Every value links to the vendor page it came from.
| What we checked | Toggl Track | Clockify |
|---|---|---|
| Security & compliance | ||
| SOC 2 report | SOC 2 Type IIsource | SOC 2 Type IIsource |
| ISO/IEC 27001 | Certifiedsource | Certifiedsource |
| HIPAA (BAA) | Not published | Not published |
| GDPR data processing agreement | DPA offeredsource | DPA offeredsource |
| Single sign-on (SAML/OIDC) | YesPremiumsource | YesEnterprisesource |
| SCIM user provisioning | Not published | YesEnterprisesource |
| Two-factor authentication | Yessource | Not published |
| Admin audit log | YesPremiumsource | YesEnterprisesource |
| Data residency choices | Not published | US, EU, UK, AustraliaProsource |
| Encryption | Encryption in transit and at rest; TLS; hosted on Google Cloud Platformsource | 256-bit SSL/TLS in transit; hosted on AWSsource |
| Self-hosting option | Not published | Not published |
| Offline access | ||
| Offline mode | Works offlineThe Windows and macOS desktop apps track and edit time offline and sync when reconnected; the web app works offline only on the Timer page, with reports and settings unavailable.source | Works offlineMobile and desktop apps track time offline (the Windows app has a 'Force offline' mode) and sync automatically once back online.source |
| Desktop apps | Windows, macOSsource | Windows, macOS, Linuxsource |
| Mobile apps | iOS, Androidsource | iOS, Androidsource |
| Offline limits | Web app offline mode covers time tracking on the Timer page only, for a limited time; logging out of a desktop app deletes unsynced entries.source | Available on all plans including Free.Freesource |
| Remote, hybrid & in-office | ||
| IP allowlisting | Not published | Not published |
| Device & session controls | Not published | Not published |
| Office & room hardware | — | Clockify's kiosk turns a shared device into a clock-in/clock-out station (PIN from Basic, QR code from Standard, photo capture on Pro); kiosk-only 'limited' users are billed at a lower seat rate.source |
Yes. Clockify’s paid plans are $3.99 to $11.99 a seat a month on annual billing; Toggl’s Starter and Premium are $9 and $16 a user. For 10 people, Clockify Basic is $39.90 a month and Toggl Starter $90. Prices checked September 19, 2026.
Clockify’s free plan covers up to 5 users; Toggl’s covers up to 3. Clockify’s free reports are limited to a one-month range and PDF export.
No. Toggl states it does not monitor employees, take screenshots, or record keystrokes, browsing history or location. Clockify offers optional screenshots and activity monitoring on its Pro plan.
Yes. Clockify’s kiosk lets staff clock in on a shared device with a PIN from the Basic plan; QR-code login comes with Standard and GPS and photo capture with Pro.
Toggl now sells time tracking as part of its unified Toggl plans. Toggl says Toggl Track remains available and supported for existing users.
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