Toggl Track Alternatives
Six tools that track time and create invoices from it, described from each vendor's own pages.
Quick Verdict
Billed publishes this page and is listed first; the other tools follow in alphabetical order and aren't ranked. Each tool here describes tracking time and creating invoices from tracked time on its own pages. Compare the features you need on each vendor's current pages before you choose.
Billed publishes this page, and Billed is one of the alternatives on it, listed first. The other tools are listed in alphabetical order and aren't ranked. Every statement about another product comes from that vendor's own website, checked on October 30, 2026, and the sources are listed at the end of the page.
Toggl's homepage says "Toggl gives teams the time data they need for better capacity, profitability, and project planning." It also says "Already using Toggl Track or Toggl Plan? Both remain available and supported for existing users". Toggl's invoicing page says you can use its time data "as a basis for your invoices" and "Export in your preferred format", as CSV or PDF. Its pricing page lists a Free plan, "Free for a limited number of users."
The table below shows each tool's pricing. Where a vendor's own pages state time tracking or projects, the table marks it; otherwise the cell shows a dash. Check each tool's details below and its own website before you choose. For Billed's plans, see Billed's pricing page.
What to compare
- You want to compare how each tool turns tracked time into invoices
- You want to compare the payment options each tool lists
- You want to compare how each tool handles expenses and tracked time when you invoice
Toggl Track Alternatives at a Glance
| Tool | Pricing | Free Plan | Time Tracking | Projects | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Billed | See Billed's pricing page | — | Service businesses that want time tracking, projects and invoices in one account, as Billed's pages describe | ||
| Clockify | See Clockify's pricing page | — | Teams that want time tracking with invoices from billable time, as Clockify's pages describe | ||
| FreshBooks | See FreshBooks' pricing page | — | Businesses that want invoicing, payments, time tracking and projects in one product, as FreshBooks' pages describe | ||
| Harvest | See Harvest's pricing page | — | — | Professional teams that want time tracking and invoicing in one tool, as Harvest's pages describe | |
| Paymo | See Paymo's pricing page | — | Independent professionals and small teams that want projects, time tracking and invoices together, as Paymo's pages describe | ||
| TimeCamp | See TimeCamp's pricing page | — | — | Teams that want automatic time tracking with invoicing from billable hours, as TimeCamp's pages describe |
A dash (—) means this table doesn't mark it; see each tool's pricing and details below.
Tool details
Billed
Billed publishes this page. Its invoice software page says "Billed keeps invoicing, estimates, expenses, time tracking and reports in one account." It also says you can "Choose an invoice template, add your logo and business details" and "convert an approved estimate into an invoice", and that "For clients you bill on a schedule, set up a recurring profile once." For payments, Billed's accept payments page says "Billed integrates with Stripe to enable online payments on invoices." and "Add your Paypal account to Billed to start accepting payments via Paypal on your invoices." Billed's features page says "Log time for your tasks quickly and easily and save time.", and its projects page says "Create hourly rate projects, set hourly rates and track task charges automatically when you log tasks."
- Recurring invoices
- Payment reminders
- Multiple currencies
- Convert an estimate to invoice
- Accept PayPal
- Team time tracking
- Hourly rate projects
- Attach receipts
Who it's for: Service businesses that want time tracking, projects and invoices in one account, as Billed's pages describe
Pricing: See Billed's pricing page
Clockify
Clockify's homepage says "Clockify is a time tracker and timesheet app that lets you track work hours across projects." It lists "Create invoices from billable time.", "Record project expenses and fees." and "Track project estimates and budget." Its features page says you can "Start and stop timer as you work, or enter hours manually." and "Set hourly rates and calculate earnings, costs, and profit." Clockify's homepage says "Start tracking time - it's free!"
- Free to start tracking time
- Invoices from billable time
- Project expenses and fees
- Project estimates and budgets
- Hourly rates with earnings and profit
Who it's for: Teams that want time tracking with invoices from billable time, as Clockify's pages describe
Pricing: See Clockify's pricing page
FreshBooks
FreshBooks calls itself "Your everyday small business software". Its homepage says you can "Create professional invoices in minutes" and "Automatically add tracked time and expenses, calculate taxes, and customize your payment options." Its time tracking page says "Start tracking your time in FreshBooks and see exactly how much time you're spending on clients and projects." It also mentions "the FreshBooks Chrome Timer". Its payments page describes "FreshBooks Payments powered by Stripe".
- Tracked time and expenses added to invoices
- Time tracking for clients and projects
- Chrome timer and mobile app
- FreshBooks Payments powered by Stripe
- Project management and team collaboration
Who it's for: Businesses that want invoicing, payments, time tracking and projects in one product, as FreshBooks' pages describe
Pricing: See FreshBooks' pricing page
Harvest
Harvest's homepage says "Harvest helps professional teams track time, bill clients, optimize team time, and measure performance with confidence." Its invoicing page says "Harvest automatically turns timesheets into invoices, so you can accurately bill clients for time and expenses." For payments, it says "Stripe and PayPal integrations let your clients pay invoices quickly and conveniently." It also describes "recurring invoices for repeat customers" and late payment reminders "for a customized timeframe".
- Invoices created from timesheets
- Time and expenses billed to clients
- Stripe and PayPal payments
- Recurring invoices
- Late payment reminders
Who it's for: Professional teams that want time tracking and invoicing in one tool, as Harvest's pages describe
Pricing: See Harvest's pricing page
Paymo
Paymo describes itself as "The go-to platform for independent professionals and small teams to manage client work, track billable hours, send invoices, and stay profitable." Its invoicing page says you can "Turn timesheet data into an invoice and make adjustments manually in just a few clicks." It says "If you bill clients regularly, send them recurring invoices automatically.", and that "In Paymo, clients have access to their invoices and the uploaded expenses in a dedicated client portal."
- Invoices from timesheet data
- Recurring invoices
- Client portal for invoices and expenses
- Task and project management
- Paymo's pricing page says "The Free plan is limited to 1 user"
Who it's for: Independent professionals and small teams that want projects, time tracking and invoices together, as Paymo's pages describe
Pricing: See Paymo's pricing page
TimeCamp
TimeCamp's pricing page lists a "Free forever plan". Its features page says you can "Invoice your clients based on billable hours tracked for their projects or create one from scratch with a blank document." It also describes automatic time tracking: "Define lists of keywords for a particular project or task and let the apps assign your time entries seamlessly to the right task."
- Free forever plan
- Invoices from billable hours
- Automatic time tracking with keywords
- TimeCamp's features page lists invoicing on its Starter plan
Who it's for: Teams that want automatic time tracking with invoicing from billable hours, as TimeCamp's pages describe
Pricing: See TimeCamp's pricing page
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Sources for this page (checked October 30, 2026). Toggl: homepage, invoicing and pricing. Clockify: homepage, features and pricing. FreshBooks: homepage, time tracking and payments. Harvest: homepage, invoicing and pricing. Paymo: homepage, invoicing and pricing. TimeCamp: features and pricing. Billed: invoice software, accept payments, features, projects and pricing. Vendors change their plans and features, so check each vendor's own pages before you decide.
When this isn't for you
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