A Human Time keeps pricing simple: three plans, billed per user per month, each starting with a 14-day free trial so you can prove it works before you pay. Every plan includes the core that makes time tracking stick — one-click timers, smart suggestions from your calendar and tickets, offline mobile apps, and reporting that answers real questions. You scale up for team controls, not for the basics.

What each plan is for

Starter ($9/user/mo) fits freelancers and micro-teams: basic time entry, single-level approvals, unlimited clients and projects, and email support. Pro ($16/user/mo) is where most growing teams land — it adds multi-level approval workflows, project budgets with over-spend alerts, expense tracking and invoicing, advanced analytics, integrations, and priority support. Enterprise ($28/user/mo) adds unlimited users, SSO & SAML, audit logs, white-label branding, custom integrations, and a dedicated account manager for IT and security sign-off.

Try it free for 14 days

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no credit card required — so you can run A Human Time with your real team and see genuine data by the end of your first week before you pay. When the trial ends you pick the plan that fits; upgrades and downgrades are prorated and instant, with no penalties and no lock-in. There are no hidden per-feature fees: the price you see is per seat, per month.

Why not just pick the cheapest tool?

The cheapest tracker is the one your team never fills in — and empty timesheets cost far more than any subscription. A Human Time is priced for the outcome that matters: 98% adoption through great UX, so the hours flowing into your budgets and invoices are actually accurate. No screenshots, no keystroke logging, no surveillance tax. If you're comparing options, see how we stack up on our comparisons hub, or read the best Clockify alternative breakdown.