What it does
GetMyTime supports browser-based time entries, one-click timers, employee clock-in/out, project permissions, approvals, reporting, and expense or mileage tracking. Optional QuickBooks integration is available. Its pricing page lists Basic at $4 per user per month and Professional at $7 per user per month, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required.
GetMyTime covers both billable time and employee attendance: people can start a timer or enter hours, managers can group projects and approve entries, and the time clock records arrivals, breaks, and departures. Professional adds expenses, mileage, receipt attachments, advanced reports, and priority support; QuickBooks is optional. Published plans start at $4 per user per month and include a 14-day trial. The product is a practical fit for small teams that want time and attendance records without adopting a broader HR suite.
Strengths
- Supports both project timesheets and employee clock-in/out records.
- The vendor publishes per-user prices and a no-card 14-day trial.
Watch out for
- Expense tracking and advanced reporting require the Professional plan.
- QuickBooks connectivity is an optional integration, so teams should confirm its extra charge before selecting it.
Best for
- Freelancers and small teams that need timesheets with project reports
- Small employers that want approval workflows and basic attendance tracking
Sources
- Features | GetMyTime (Oct 26, 2026)
- Pricing | GetMyTime (Oct 26, 2026)