Weekli review
A focused web rostering tool for small teams, with useful automation but limited scale.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Weekli is a web-based employee scheduling and rostering product for small businesses and growing teams. It supports recurring roster creation, shift assignment, employee availability updates, leave requests, manager approvals and open shifts that employees can apply for. Auto-rostering helps fill unassigned work, while announcements, acknowledgements, role-based permissions, hourly rates and roster cost estimates add useful management controls. It is best suited to small casual teams that need structured scheduling in a browser rather than a broader workforce management suite.
Weekli is a paid product with a 14-day trial. The published pricing details show a starting price of AUD 30, while the plan structure includes Starter for small businesses, Medium for rapidly growing businesses and Enterprise for businesses with over 50 customers. Starter and Medium include the core Weekli features, and Enterprise is marked as coming soon. The plan names give buyers a clear progression by business size, but the product remains oriented toward smaller teams, with a 15-employee limit.
The main platform consideration is its web-only delivery. The browser app is mobile-friendly, but iPhone and Android apps are still being developed, so teams expecting dedicated mobile apps should look elsewhere. Weekli also lacks verified shift swaps, which may matter when employees regularly exchange assignments. Choose it for straightforward web rostering with availability, leave, open-shift applications, auto-rostering and cost estimates. Consider an alternative if your team needs more than 15 employees, native mobile apps or formal shift-swap workflows.
Weekli pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Auto-rostering helps fill unassigned shifts
- Availability, leave, open shifts and recurring templates are included
- Role permissions and roster cost estimates support manager planning
- Where it doesn't
- Browser access only; iPhone and Android apps are still developing
- Employee capacity is limited to 15
- Verified shift swaps are not included
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