Harvest
Harvest is the invoicing-shaped tracker: a free plan with 1 seat and 2 projects, Teams at $9 per seat per month annual, Enterprise at $14, and payments processed through the product itself.
Verified against: getharvest.com as of 2026-09-30
Quick verdict: Harvest is built for freelancers and agencies whose tracked hours must become invoices without a second tool. The free plan is a real single-user product rather than a demo, and Teams at $9 per seat per month annual carries a small team all the way to sending invoices and accepting payments. Enterprise at $14 is worth it only when budget forecasting and expense workflows matter. Because the free tier stops at one seat, anyone with a collaborator moves to paid quickly. Choose Toggl for the reporting experience, Clockify or TimeCamp for a free multi-user tier, and Hubstaff if you need monitoring rather than billing.
- Our rating: 4.2/5
- Strongest dimension: Stability (5/5, research only)
- Weakest dimension: Value (3/5, research only)
- Pricing: Free plan · $9/seat/mo (Teams, annual)
- Verification: Research-only pass over official sources, last checked 2026-09-30. Sources: getharvest.com
Harvest pricing details
- Free plan available
- 30-day trial on Teams and Enterprise, no card required
- paid plans from $9/seat/mo (Teams, annual)
- free $0 (1 seat, 2 projects) · Teams $11/seat/mo · Enterprise $17.50/seat/mo (billed monthly)
- annual billing saves 20%: Teams $108/seat/yr, Enterprise $168/seat/yr
Seat-based with unlimited users on the free plan's limits replaced by seat counts on paid plans. Teams covers unlimited seats' worth of tracking and invoicing features; Enterprise adds unapproved time tracking rules, expense and budget forecasting, and custom provisioning. Payments and invoices run inside Harvest, so a share of billing volume flows through the platform.
In our index: Free plan $0 (1 seat, 2 projects) · Teams $9/seat/mo annual ($11 monthly) · Enterprise $14/seat/mo annual ($17.50 monthly)
How Harvest scores across our 6 index dimensions
- Functionality: 4/5 (research only)
- Usability: 4/5 (research only)
- Stability: 5/5 (research only)
- Collaboration: 4/5 (research only)
- Localization: 4/5 (research only)
- Value: 3/5 (research only)
Score rationale: The most reliable of the five at turning tracked hours into invoices and payments, with the strongest third-party review base. Per-seat pricing is steepest here: the free plan gives exactly one seat and two projects, and Enterprise at $14 annual is the top of the class.
What Harvest does well
- Timesheets become invoices and payments inside one product, with a 30-day trial on every paid tier and no card required
- Teams at $9 per seat per month annual is competitive for a tool that includes client-facing billing rather than just tracking
- Enterprise adds budget forecasting, expense capture and custom provisioning for organizations that plan capacity
Where Harvest falls short
- The free plan is one seat and two projects — the most restrictive free tier for teams in this comparison
- Seat pricing at the Enterprise tier, $14 annual or $17.50 monthly, is the highest non-custom price here
- Payment processing means part of your billing volume runs through the platform, not just your subscription
How Harvest compares to other Time Tracking tools
Our index tracks 5 Time Tracking tools. Harvest sits at 4.2/5, with annual billing saves 20%: teams $108/seat/yr, enterprise $168/seat/yr. Here are the 4 closest alternatives we hold pricing and scoring evidence for.
- Toggl Track — 4.4/5 · Free plan · $9/user/mo (Starter, annual)
Toggl Track is the design-first tracker: free tier for a limited number of users, then Starter $9 per user per month and Premium $16 on annual billing, with capacity planning layered on top. - Clockify — 4.3/5 · Free plan · $3.99/seat/mo (Basic, annual)
Clockify is the volume leader on price: free for up to 5 users with unlimited tracking, then Basic $3.99 and Standard $5.49 per seat per month annual — the cheapest paid entry in this comparison. - TimeCamp — 4.1/5 · Free plan · $3.99/user/mo (Starter, annual)
TimeCamp is the unlimited-free pick: a free forever plan with unlimited users and unlimited projects, paid tiers from $3.99 per user per month annual, and an AI time tracker billed by token usage. - Hubstaff — 3.9/5 · Free plan · $4.99/seat/mo (Starter, annual, 2-seat minimum)
Hubstaff is the monitoring-first tracker: a 1-seat free plan, paid tiers from $4.99 per seat per month annual with a 2-seat minimum, plus per-seat add-ons for insights, screenshots, locations and silent app tracking.
Frequently asked questions about Harvest
How much does Harvest cost?
Free plan available; 30-day trial on Teams and Enterprise, no card required; paid plans from $9/seat/mo (Teams, annual); free $0 (1 seat, 2 projects) · Teams $11/seat/mo · Enterprise $17.50/seat/mo (billed monthly); annual billing saves 20%: Teams $108/seat/yr, Enterprise $168/seat/yr. Billing detail: Seat-based with unlimited users on the free plan's limits replaced by seat counts on paid plans. Teams covers unlimited seats' worth of tracking and invoicing features; Enterprise adds unapproved time tracking rules, expense and budget forecasting, and custom provisioning. Payments and invoices run inside Harvest, so a share of billing volume flows through the platform. Figures verified 2026-09-30.
Does Harvest have a free plan?
Yes. Harvest has a free tier; paid plans start at $9/seat/mo (Teams, annual).
What is Harvest rated in our index?
Harvest sits at 4.2/5 in our index, strongest on stability (5/5, research only) and weakest on value (3/5, research only). Harvest is built for freelancers and agencies whose tracked hours must become invoices without a second tool. The free plan is a real single-user product rather than a demo, and Teams at $9 per seat per month annual carries a small team all the way to sending invoices and accepting payments. Enterprise at $14 is worth it only when budget forecasting and expense workflows matter. Because the free tier stops at one seat, anyone with a collaborator moves to paid quickly. Choose Toggl for the reporting experience, Clockify or TimeCamp for a free multi-user tier, and Hubstaff if you need monitoring rather than billing.
What are the drawbacks of Harvest?
The free plan is one seat and two projects — the most restrictive free tier for teams in this comparison Seat pricing at the Enterprise tier, $14 annual or $17.50 monthly, is the highest non-custom price here Payment processing means part of your billing volume runs through the platform, not just your subscription.
What does Harvest do well?
Timesheets become invoices and payments inside one product, with a 30-day trial on every paid tier and no card required Teams at $9 per seat per month annual is competitive for a tool that includes client-facing billing rather than just tracking Enterprise adds budget forecasting, expense capture and custom provisioning for organizations that plan capacity.
How was Harvest verified?
Research-only pass over official sources, last checked 2026-09-30. Sources: getharvest.com.
What are the alternatives to Harvest?
We track Toggl Track, Clockify, TimeCamp, Hubstaff as the closest alternatives in our Time Tracking index, and 4 head-to-head comparisons against Harvest are available.