TMetric

A time tracker with in-app timer buttons, billing and activity tracking for small teams.

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About TMetric

TMetric is a time tracker that, like Toggl and Everhour, adds timer buttons to many web tools through a browser extension, including Jira, Redmine, ClickUp, GitHub and Trello, so people track time from the task they are working on. It records billable and non-billable hours with rates, budgets, invoicing and payroll reports, and paid plans add team features such as time-off tracking, timesheet approvals and optional activity monitoring that shows apps and websites used. A QuickBooks time sync is available on the Business plan. There is a free plan for up to two seats with unlimited time tracking and integrations, and paid Professional and Business plans priced per user with an annual discount; new accounts get a 14-day free trial. It runs in the browser with desktop apps for Windows, Mac and Linux and mobile apps for iOS and Android. It is solid and fairly priced, though less known, with a smaller community than the market leaders.

Best for: Small teams who want in-app timers plus billing and approvals at a fair price.

What works

Timer buttons inside many web tools
Billing, budgets and invoicing
Desktop apps for Windows, Mac and Linux

Why people leave

Free plan limited to two seats
Activity monitoring only on paid plans
Smaller community than Toggl or Clockify

Top TMetric alternatives

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1
Toggl Track
Better-known tracker with a larger extension catalogue and free plan for three users.
66.5
2
Everhour
Similar embedded timers with a single all-features paid plan.
62.6
3
Clockify
Free for more users and cheaper per seat.
59.6
4
Tempo Timesheets
Native Jira time tracking for teams that work entirely in Jira.
57.2
5
Harvest
Mature invoicing and payment collection for client billing.
55.3

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TMetric: common questions

Is TMetric free?

TMetric has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes, up to 2 seats (checked on TMetric's own site).

Is TMetric open source?

No, TMetric is not open source.

What platforms does TMetric run on?

TMetric is available for Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and Browser extension.

What are the best alternatives to TMetric?

The highest-ranked TMetric alternatives right now are Toggl Track, Everhour and Clockify. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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