Should I use TimeCamp?
20% more billable hours reclaimed in just one month. [Book a demo and see how]() - timecamp.com
Depends. Strong pick if you bill clients by the hour and want built-in invoicing; the free forever plan covers basics. Skip it if your team would resent desktop activity monitoring or you only need a simple timesheet.
Confidence
Medium. Based on ~20 public sources; several evidence snippets were truncated, so some pricing details could not be verified.
Ratings
- Value for money
- Ease of use
- Feature depth
- Support qualityNo support evidence in reviewed sources
- Security posture
Pricing
$0
Free
ModelNot disclosed
Monthly feesNot disclosed
HardwareNot disclosed
Free tierYes
UltimateNot disclosed in sources
3 other paid plansNot disclosed in sources
Best for
- →Agencies billing clients hourly
- →Freelancers invoicing from timesheets
- →Remote teams tracking productivity
Not for
- ×Privacy-sensitive teams — desktop activity monitoring can feel like surveillance
- ×Guess: enterprises needing heavy compliance and procurement support
- ×Anyone wanting dead-simple hour logging without monitoring features
- ×Guess: teams needing invoicing on the cheapest paid tier
Gotchas - check before you buy
high
Activity monitoring may require a formal employee monitoring policy — check local law first
medium
Top 'Ultimate' plan is expensive — confirm you actually need it before upgrading
medium
Five tiers total; verify which tier includes invoicing before committing
low
Trustpilot base is tiny (18 reviews) — thin signal on support quality
Pros and cons
Pros
- +Rated 4.7/5 across 391 G2 reviews
- +Users consistently praise ease of use
- +G2 reviewers call the value very good
- +Free forever plan available
- +Billing and invoicing built on tracked hours
Cons
- −High pricing on advanced plans
- −Pricing scored just 3.5/5 in Clockify's expert review
- −Mobile app hiccups reported by users
- −Used for employee monitoring has sparked privacy complaints
Sources & method
Analyzed 9/26/2026 - 12 sources - No known CVEs against TimeCamp's core product; one CVE affects a third-party CodeCanyon integration plugin, not TimeCamp itself.
official x2review x8security x2
- CVE-2026-19966 (third-party CodeCanyon plugin), IDOR vulnerability in the CodeCanyon 'TimeCamp Integration for CRM' plugin — an unofficial marketplace add-on, not TimeCamp's core product.
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