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eBillity vs Clockify

eBillity is a better fit for teams that want time tracking tied to client billing, workforce management, or legal billing; Clockify suits teams that want a free starting point and a broader range of time-tracking integrations. Both offer timers, timesheets, and paid invoicing features, but their plans organize those capabilities differently. eBillity separates billing and workforce needs, while Clockify adds administration, invoicing, and project-cost features across successive tiers.

Last updated November 9, 2026.

At a glance

eBillity compared with Clockify, one row per dimension
DimensioneBillityClockify
Free access14-day free trialFree plan for up to five users; unlimited time tracking
Entry paid priceTime Tracker Billing: $8/user/month annuallyBasic: $3.99/seat/month annually; $4.99 monthly
Paid billing modelBase fee plus per-user seatsPer-seat pricing; active and invited users occupy seats
Client invoicingTime Tracker Billing and PremiumStandard and above
Legal billingLawBillity: LEDES invoices and trust accountingNot published
Workforce and location toolsWorkforce: attendance, approvals, GPS, geofencingApprovals on Standard; GPS on Pro
Expenses and budgetsTime Tracker Billing and PremiumPro and above
Time capture assistanceAI time entry assistantPrivate app and website auto tracker on Free
IntegrationsQuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, Clio, and others100+ integrations; tracking integrations on Free
PlatformsWeb, Windows, iOS, Android, Chrome extensionWeb; Windows, Mac, Linux; iOS, Android; browser extension
Data-region selectionNot publishedPro and Enterprise
SupportFree real-person support on every account24/7 email, chat and phone on all plans

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Which should you choose?

eBillity logo

Choose eBillity if

  • Service teams that invoice clients for tracked work
  • Employers managing attendance, approvals, and payroll-ready hours
  • Mobile teams using GPS and geofencing
  • Law firms needing LEDES invoices and trust accounting
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Clockify logo

Choose Clockify if

  • Teams of up to five starting with free time tracking
  • Teams tracking time inside other web apps
  • Businesses that need invoicing but not legal-specific billing
  • Organizations seeking data-region selection on Pro or Enterprise
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The verdict

Pick eBillity if employee hours need to flow into payroll-ready reports, client invoices, or a legal billing workflow; its dedicated plans let you focus on those jobs. Pick Clockify if up to five people need unlimited time tracking at no cost, or if your team wants tracking inside a wide range of other apps. Compare the cost of the specific features you need: eBillity publishes per-user prices alongside a base-fee pricing structure, while Clockify charges per seat on its paid plans.

eBillity vs Clockify: common questions

Is there a free plan for either eBillity or Clockify?
Clockify has a Free plan for up to five users with unlimited time tracking. eBillity offers a 14-day free trial rather than an ongoing free plan.
How do eBillity and Clockify charge for paid access?
eBillity publishes per-user prices and uses a base-fee-plus-seats pricing structure; Time Tracker Billing starts at $8 per user per month with annual billing. Clockify Basic costs $3.99 per seat per month annually or $4.99 monthly, and active or invited users occupy paid seats.
Which plans can create client invoices?
eBillity offers client invoicing in Time Tracker Billing and Premium. Clockify includes invoicing from its Standard plan upward; its expense and budget features start on Pro.
Can either product track employee locations?
eBillity includes GPS and geofencing in its workforce tools. Clockify offers GPS tracking on Pro and Enterprise.
Which is more suitable for a law firm?
eBillity has a LawBillity plan with legal-specific features including LEDES invoicing and trust accounting. Clockify offers time tracking and invoicing, but does not publish those legal-specific capabilities.
Does Clockify offer automatic time tracking?
Clockify includes a private auto tracker for app and website activity on its Free plan. eBillity publishes an AI time entry assistant for helping capture work.
Can I choose where Clockify or eBillity stores my data?
Clockify offers data-region selection on Pro and Enterprise. eBillity does not publish a data-region selection option.
Which works with more web apps?
Clockify publishes 100+ integrations, including time-tracking integrations available on Free. eBillity publishes integrations including QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP, and Clio, but does not state a comparable total.