PagewingThe best time tracker extensions for Chrome
Clockify is the pick for most people and for teams: its free plan tracks unlimited time, and billable rates, targets and invoicing start at a few dollars a seat. Toggl Track is a polished timer with planning alongside tracking. Harvest fits freelancers who invoice from their hours and want payments wired in. RescueTime is for people who want tracking to happen on its own and keep them off distracting sites. TimeCamp is a low-cost alternative with automatic tracking. Pagewing suits someone who tracks their own hours from Chrome and already pays for several other browser tools.
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Clockify
Best for: most people, and any team that needs approvals, scheduling or expenses
A full time tracker with a browser extension, desktop and mobile apps and a free plan with unlimited tracking. Its paid plans add the features freelancers and teams end up needing.
- Price
- Free plan; Basic $4.99, Standard $6.99 and Pro $9.99 a seat a month, billed monthly
- Free plan
- Unlimited tracking; reports up to a month, exported as PDF only
- Runs on
- Chrome, Firefox and Edge extensions, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android apps, and the web
- Unlimited free tracking
- Timesheets, calendar, approvals, scheduling and invoicing
- Extension with 90+ integrations
- Billable rates, bulk edit and CSV export need Basic
- Targets, rounding and invoicing need Standard
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Toggl Track
Best for: individuals and small teams who want tracking and planning in one place
A polished timer with calendar integrations and project planning, known for how little it gets in the way. The free plan covers a very small team.
- Price
- Free plan; Starter $12 and Premium $24 per user a month (the page shows $9 and $16 on annual billing)
- Free plan
- Timers, tasks and personal reports for up to 3 users
- Runs on
- Browser extension, desktop and mobile apps, and the web
- Manual and real-time timers with calendar integrations
- Tasks, boards and estimates alongside tracking
- Detailed reports on paid plans
- Billable rates, tags and Jira and Asana integrations need Starter
- The most expensive first paid plan here
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Harvest
Best for: freelancers and agencies who bill clients from their hours
Time tracking built around invoicing and getting paid: hours become invoices, with Stripe, QuickBooks Online and Xero connections on the paid plan.
- Price
- Free plan; Teams $11 a seat a month, billed monthly ($108 a seat a year billed annually)
- Free plan
- 1 seat and 2 projects, with invoicing
- Runs on
- Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android apps, and the web
- Invoicing and expenses on every plan
- Payment and accounting integrations on Teams
- Team reporting
- The free plan stops at 2 projects
- Priced per seat, so teams pay more than on Clockify
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RescueTime
Best for: people who want tracking to run itself and keep them focused
Automatic tracking of the apps and sites you use, with Focus Sessions that block distractions. Timesheets with clients and projects are on the higher plan.
- Price
- Solo $9 a month and Solo+ $15 a month, billed monthly ($84 and $144 a year billed annually); no free plan
- Free plan
- No
- Runs on
- An app on your computer, with iOS and Android apps
- Tracks automatically, no timer to start
- Distraction blocking during Focus Sessions
- Daily and weekly reports on where your time went
- No free plan
- Client and project timesheets need Solo+
- Not built for billing clients
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TimeCamp
Best for: teams on a budget who want automatic tracking and timesheets
A time tracker with automatic tracking, timesheets and a free plan for unlimited users and projects. Billable rates and invoicing come with the paid plans.
- Price
- Free plan; Starter $5.49, Premium $9.99 and Ultimate $13.99 per user a month, billed monthly
- Free plan
- Unlimited users and projects, timer, manual entries, auto tracking and the browser plugin
- Runs on
- Browser plugin for 80+ tools, web, desktop and mobile apps
- Automatic tracking on the free plan
- Unlimited users and projects free
- Cheap first paid plan
- Billable rates, invoicing and calendar integrations need a paid plan
- Project and task sync from other tools is paid
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Pagewing
Best for: one person who tracks from Chrome and pays for several other browser tools
A time tracker inside a Chrome side panel that also holds a screen recorder, a PDF editor, screenshots and short links. The timer starts from the side panel, the toolbar or a button on your Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Trello, Asana and Linear issues, and keeps tracking offline.
- Price
- Free plan; Premium or Pro covers every tool in the subscription
- Free plan
- Unlimited tracking, projects, clients and tags, and reports up to a month at a time with CSV, Excel and PDF export
- Runs on
- Chrome extension and the Pagewing website
- Start timer buttons on your work apps' issues
- Keeps tracking offline and stays signed in
- Imports Clockify and Toggl Track reports (Premium), invoices on Pro
- One person only: no teams or approvals
- Chrome and the web only, no desktop or mobile app
- A young product; billable rates and longer reports need Premium
Prices and features as read on each app's own site in October 2026, billed monthly in US dollars unless said otherwise. They change: check there before you decide.
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Which time tracker is free?
Clockify, Toggl Track, TimeCamp, Harvest and Pagewing all have free plans. Clockify and TimeCamp track unlimited time for free (Clockify's free reports cover up to a month), Toggl Track covers up to 3 users, Harvest gives one seat and 2 projects, and Pagewing's free plan tracks without a cap and reports up to a month at a time. RescueTime has no free plan.
Which one works best with Jira, Trello or GitHub?
Clockify's and TimeCamp's extensions add a timer button to a long list of work apps, and Toggl Track connects to Jira and Asana on its Starter plan. Pagewing adds a Start timer button to Jira Cloud, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, Asana and Linear that fills in the issue's key and title.
Which time tracker does invoices?
Harvest invoices on every plan, including the free one. Clockify invoices from Standard and TimeCamp on its paid plans. Pagewing turns billable time into invoices on Pro. RescueTime's plans don't list invoicing.
Does a time tracker work offline?
Most desktop and mobile time tracking apps keep working without a connection; check the one you pick. Pagewing saves entries in the browser first and syncs them when the connection is back, so its timer works offline in Chrome.
Can I move my history from Clockify or Toggl Track?
Both export a detailed report as CSV on their paid plans, and Pagewing imports those files with projects, clients, tasks and tags on Premium. Clockify also imports time entries from CSV.
Is Pagewing free?
Yes. Every tool works on the free plan, with a few limits. Premium removes the limits and adds features like share links, PDF signatures and cloud storage, for every tool at once. Pro adds Office conversions, bookmark cleanups and AI summaries and branding for recordings on top. You only add a card if you decide to upgrade.
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