Simple time tracking that works
Toggl is time tracking that doesn’t feel like a chore. Founded in Estonia by Alari Aho in 2006, 100% bootstrapped to $32M ARR with 1M+ users. Started as an internal tool, became a product when a recession forced them to focus. Fully remote team across 40+ countries.
Best for Freelancers and consultants who track billable hours by client and project
Plans
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Up to 3 users, timers, calendar integrations, personal reports |
| Starter | $9/user/mo billed yearly | $12 billed monthly; billable rates, team reports, tags |
| Premium | $16/user/mo billed yearly | $24 billed monthly; profitability reports, fixed-fee projects, timesheet approvals |
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Pros
- One-click timer that stays out of your way
- Free tier covers up to 5 users with core tracking features
- 100% bootstrapped to $32M ARR: the product is not going anywhere
Cons
- Reporting on free tier is limited to basic time logs
- $9/user/month gets expensive when you add contractors or part-timers
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