What it does
WebWork combines employee time tracking with timesheets, approvals, project budgets, invoicing, payroll, and configurable activity monitoring. Its official product and pricing pages describe automatic and manual clock-in, idle detection, project and task time, and screen, app, and website tracking. The pricing page lists Pro at $3.99, Plus at $6.39, and Premium at $7.19 per user per month, with free trials; desktop downloads are offered for Windows, Mac, and Linux, alongside mobile and browser clients.
WebWork connects recorded hours to employee timesheets, approvals, payroll preparation, and project billing. The product page describes automatic and manual time capture, while the pricing comparison lists screenshot, app and website, idle-time, and project tracking across its plans. Desktop, mobile, and browser clients give distributed teams several ways to submit or review hours.
The pricing page displays Pro at $3.99, Plus at $6.39, and Premium at $7.19 per user per month, each with a free trial. Monitoring options can provide work evidence, but they also make capture settings and employee notice important parts of a rollout. I reviewed the official product and pricing pages; I did not install the tracker or test its monitoring controls.
Strengths
- Time capture, timesheet approvals, project budgets, and billing are linked in one employee workflow.
- The product page lists desktop, mobile, and browser access, and the pricing page publishes per-user plan prices.
Watch out for
- Screenshot and app or website monitoring can be more intrusive than a timer-only workflow, so teams need to review capture settings and notice practices.
Best for
- SMBs that need employee time records connected to projects, approvals, and payroll preparation.
- Distributed teams that want desktop, mobile, or browser-based time capture.
Sources
- Employee Time Tracking Software for SMBs, from $3.99 | WebWork (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing Plans for Time Tracking Software | WebWork (Oct 25, 2026)