Timemoz review
A budget-friendly field-visit planner with geofencing, territories, offline work, and reporting.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Timemoz is a workforce-management platform with a Sales Tracker for distributors, retail teams, FMCG businesses, and field-service organizations. It is designed for teams scheduling sales-representative visits across outlets, assigning territories and beat plans, verifying attendance, and recording completed work. Representatives can use web, iOS, and Android access for scheduling, GPS check-ins, geotagged photos, custom forms, and visit reporting. Offline check-ins, forms, and photos can synchronize automatically when connectivity returns, which suits field teams working across locations with inconsistent access.
Pricing is straightforward across two listed plans. Free Field costs $0 per seat per month with annual billing and includes GPS clock-in, two active geofences, basic store-visit history, and centrally managed visit planning. Field Pro costs $8.99 per seat per month with annual billing and has a two-seat minimum. It adds unlimited geofences, unlimited auto check-ins, unlimited visit forms, regions and visit plans, route history and GPS alerts, and multi-store analytics. Teams that only need basic attendance verification and centralized planning can start with the free tier, while broader route, territory, and reporting needs point toward Field Pro.
Timemoz’s standout fit is the combination of visit scheduling, geography-based routing, territory assignment, GPS verification, and offline field capture. Audit logs, visit reporting, and multi-store analytics support oversight across distributed teams. Its integrations include Jira, Trello, Asana, ClickUp, Monday.com, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, Notion, Basecamp, Discord, Telegram, and CRM systems through webhooks. The integration list is wider than route planning alone, so organizations seeking deep route-specific ecosystem connections may prefer an alternative. Timemoz is a strong choice for budget-conscious field-sales teams; it is less suited to buyers seeking a narrowly specialized routing platform.
Timemoz pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes GPS clock-in and centrally managed visit planning
- Offline check-ins, forms, and photos synchronize automatically
- Field Pro adds unlimited geofences, forms, and auto check-ins
- Where it doesn't
- Field Pro has a two-seat minimum
- Integrations are broader work-management tools rather than route-specific systems
- Advanced capabilities require the paid Field Pro plan
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