What it does
Virtual TimeClock provides desktop and network clock-ins, timecards, overtime and break rules, PTO tracking, and payroll exports. The vendor describes separate Basic, Pro, and Network editions. Its pricing page lists one-time prices of $195 for Basic, $295 for Pro, and Network from $495, with optional support or upgrade plans.
Virtual TimeClock is a fit for organizations that want a locally installed time clock and predictable purchase rather than a per-seat SaaS bill. The one-time license model may appeal to teams with stable headcount, while the network edition supports multiple workers and shared administration. Buyers should check which edition supports their deployment and whether future support or upgrades carry an additional fee.
Strengths
- The vendor lists Mac and Windows editions and one-time purchase prices.
- Timecards cover breaks, overtime, PTO, and payroll export workflows.
Watch out for
- Network deployment starts at a higher upfront price than a single-user edition.
- Support and upgrades may be separate from the perpetual license.
Best for
- Small and mid-sized employers seeking a desktop or network time clock with one-time licensing