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    Toggl Track vs TimeCamp

    Toggl Track and TimeCamp: two different approaches for similar needs.

    Our verdict

    Toggl Track logo

    Choose Toggl Track

    You bill time to clients or need team-level time reports beyond basic tracking.

    Watch out

    • The free plan caps the number of users, unsuitable beyond a very small team.
    • Jira and Asana integrations and SSO require the pricier Premium tier.
    TimeCamp logo

    Choose TimeCamp

    You need unlimited time tracking without user limits. You bill clients by the hour or track billable time.

    Watch out

    • Advanced features locked to paid plans.
    • AI monitoring raises privacy concerns.

    Compare by use case

    Toggl Track logoToggl TrackTimeCamp logoTimeCamp
    Primary use caseYou bill time to clients or need team-level time reports beyond basic tracking.You need unlimited time tracking without user limits.
    Real costPaid plan starts around $6/month.Paid plan starts around €3.99/month.
    Avoid ifYou're a solo user who only needs a simple personal timer with no team reports.You need only basic time tracking.

    Pricing

    Entry prices of the paid plans. Check taxes, seat counts and limits with the vendor. Checked on 2026-09-25.

    Should you switch?

    Stay if

    You use TimeCamp and you need unlimited time tracking without user limits.

    Switch if

    You bill time to clients or need team-level time reports beyond basic tracking: Toggl Track is built for that.

    Common questions

    Toggl Track or TimeCamp: which is cheaper?

    Toggl Track starts at $6/mo; TimeCamp starts at €3.99/mo.

    Toggl Track or TimeCamp: which should you choose?

    Choose Toggl Track if you bill time to clients or need team-level time reports beyond basic tracking. Choose TimeCamp if you need unlimited time tracking without user limits.

    Sources, terms and methodology

    Recommendations are editorial judgements based on documented plans. No hands-on ToolTrim benchmark is presented here.

    Read the ToolTrim methodology →