TimeCamp Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Pros
I use the time tracking with keywords every day to track how much time I am spending on each client every month.

Cons
I have no complaints. There is nothing I would change.

Rating breakdown

Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
I doesn't pop up windows, its icon simply sits in the taskbar, it's very easy to use yet quite complete, it's web-based interface is also nice to use.

Cons
Feature requests, even simple ones, are slow to implement. The GitHub canal doesn't seem quite lively.

Rating breakdown

Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
TimeCamp works in the background without being obtrusive . The program is easy to use ,the time tracking is very precise and you can also access reports to see how said time was spent .

Cons
I find the icons on mobile to be too large and that makes it hard to navigate from the app.

Rating breakdown

Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
Our staff like the ease of use of the product for time tracking.

Cons
Billing practices. Apparently they do not offer refunds. In the beginning we were paying monthly, but switched to annual billing. We realized when renewal came around that 1/2 our users were no longer using the software so we cancelled those users. However, when I contacted the company about a refund, they said they would hold the credit toward future subscriptions (but we are moving away from Timecamp so this is not helpful), but they do not offer refunds. So in other words, they are taking our money for something we aren't using. If we had stuck with monthly billing, this would not have been a problem. So word of warning - stick with monthly billing so you can cancel and avoid the issue we had.

Rating breakdown

Likelihood to recommend: 1/10

Pros
I love that you can create parent tasks and child tasks so that your client knows exactly what portion of the project you were working on and for how long. The summary and detailed reports are easy to read and give you a great overview of where you're spending your hours. The "Start Timer" feature is great for punching a virtual time clock, and the fact that the time runs in your browser time is a great visual reminder that you're on the clock for a specific task. You can also identify billable vs. non-billable tasks, which is helpful for tracking overall hours vs. those you can bill the client for.

Cons
Starting the browser timer requires two clicks, and sometimes I think I've started a timer when in reality I haven't.

Rating breakdown

Likelihood to recommend: 10/10