Pros and cons
What TimeCamp does especially well — and the limits to anticipate.
Pros
- Free plan with unlimited users, rare in the category, as long as you stay on one active project.
- Paid rates among the lowest in time tracking ($3.99 to $9.99/user).
Cons
- The free plan's 1-active-project cap forces an early upgrade for anyone managing several clients.
- Lighter on field features (geolocation) than specialized competitors.
TimeCamp: when it makes sense.
TimeCamp earns its place for tracking time per project at near-zero cost as long as one active project is enough. Beyond that, its paid plans stay among the cheapest in the category.
Keep if
You want to track time per project without paying for extra users (free, unlimited). You need billing integration or per-project profitability tracking
- You use it at least once a week
- The monthly cost (€4) is small next to the time it saves you
Challenge if
You manage more than one active project in parallel: the free plan isn't enough anymore. You want field tracking with strong geolocation — specialized tools fit better
- You use it less than once a month
- A simple free version or a tool already in your stack would do