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Time-Clocking review

#17 of 19 in Construction Time Tracking Software

A focused browser time clock for site attendance, calculated hours and payroll CSVs.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Time-Clocking is a browser-based time clock for contractors and field teams working across job sites. Employees clock in and out from their phones, with location checked at clock-in against the selected site's approved area. Managers can add employees and job sites, assign crews, and review calculated timesheets. Its straightforward attendance workflow suits small teams that need a location check and payroll-ready hours without a more extensive construction management setup.

According to the vendor's pricing page, the Starter plan costs $29 per month and includes GPS-verified clock-ins and outs plus weekly hour totals. Business costs $49 per month and adds timesheet reports, filters, and payroll CSV exports. Pro costs $99 per month and adds advanced reporting and exports, along with priority support. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card. The published plans show flat monthly amounts; the tier choice matters most if payroll exports or expanded reporting are needed.

The core workflow is deliberately narrow: location is checked at clock-in rather than tracked continuously during a shift, and the platform is web-only. Site and employee management, assignments, calculated hours, and filters by site, employee, and date cover basic crew attendance, but the listed capabilities do not extend to approval workflows, cost codes, or integrations. Teams looking for a simple site-attendance record and CSV handoff may find the scope appropriate; teams that need those broader controls or a native mobile platform should consider a more expansive alternative. Support channels listed are documentation, with priority support included in Pro.

Time-Clocking pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Checks GPS at clock-in against the selected job site's approved area
    • Calculates timesheets and filters hours by site, employee or date
    • Exports timesheets as CSV for payroll on the Business plan and above
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available on web only, with phone-browser clock-ins rather than a native app
    • Location is checked at clock-in, not continuously during a shift
    • The listed workflow does not include approvals, cost codes or integrations

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