ClockShark review
A field-focused time clock with offline tracking, geofencing, scheduling, and job costing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ClockShark is cloud-based time-tracking and workforce-management software for construction, field service, and trade businesses. Employees can record time through iOS, Android, or web browsers, while supervisors manage crew punches, schedules, jobs, locations, breaks, and approvals. Its field orientation makes it a strong fit for teams working across jobsites, especially where connectivity can be inconsistent or location verification matters.
The published plans show a 14-day trial and monthly per-user pricing. Standard costs $9 per user per month and includes time and attendance tracking, GPS tracking, geofencing, job and task tracking, scheduling, manager roles, and approvals. Pro costs $11 per user per month and adds paid time off, multi-department and office controls, advanced job costing controls, shift wrap-up, and compliance forms. All plans carry a three-year contract term, with billing invoiced in US dollars. Teams comparing options should weigh those terms against the need for field-specific controls rather than choosing on clock-in price alone.
ClockShark’s strongest area is the combination of location-aware tracking and operational time management. Offline synchronization supports mobile time capture without a continuous connection, while GPS breadcrumbs, jobsite reminders, and out-of-bounds notifications add location context. Kiosk Clock supports PIN and facial recognition, and Crew Clock lets supervisors manage crew punches. Scheduling, break enforcement, missing-break alerts, timesheet approvals, reports, and PDF or Excel exports extend the product beyond basic clock-ins. Integrations include QuickBooks, ADP, Sage, Xero, Zapier, Paychex, Simpro, Gusto, and MYOB. Choose ClockShark if your team needs jobsite controls, offline capture, and job costing; consider an alternative if you need a free plan or a shorter contract commitment.
ClockShark pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Offline mobile tracking with GPS breadcrumbs and geofencing
- Crew, kiosk, web, and mobile clock-in options
- Job costing, approvals, scheduling, and payroll integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- All plans carry a three-year contract term
- Advanced controls require the Pro plan
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