Toggl Track pricing: Free for up to 3 users; Starter $9/user/mo (annual). Free plan: yes — up to 3 users. Each figure links to the comparison it was verified in.
Toggl Track fits teams that want time data without surveillance: Toggl states it does not take screenshots or monitor app usage in any of its apps.
It's free for up to 3 users, Starter is $9/user/mo (annual, $12 monthly), and Premium at $16/user/mo annual adds timesheet approvals, SSO and the audit log. A no-surveillance tool only works if people log as they go, so set that expectation on day one. Timesheets rebuilt from memory on a Friday are guesses, and billing clients or pricing the next job from guesses is how disputes and underquotes start. Ask for entries by the end of each day, and brief everyone on one trap: logging out of a desktop app deletes unsynced entries. The page also says Toggl Track is now sold within the unified Toggl plans and stays available for existing users, so new buyers should confirm which product these prices apply to.
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| Attribute | Value | Source & date |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | Free for up to 3 users; Starter $9/user/mo (annual) | toggl-track-vs-clockify |
| Free plan | Yes — up to 3 users | toggl-track-vs-clockify |
| Premium | $16/user/mo annual, $24 monthly | toggl-track-vs-clockify |
| Timesheet approvals / SSO | Premium | toggl-track-vs-clockify |
| Screenshots | No — Toggl states it does not take screenshots | toggl-track-vs-clockify |
| Note | Sold as part of the unified Toggl plans; Toggl Track stays available for existing users | toggl-track-vs-clockify |
Compliance reports, sign-in controls, offline access and the setup details that matter for remote, hybrid and in-office teams. Each value links to the vendor page it came from. Toggl Track’s own security documentation: toggl.com. Scope: Toggl Track (legacy standalone time tracker, still supported for existing users); the new unified Toggl 2.0 product not researched.
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