Clockify vs Harvest

Clockify wins on price and Harvest wins on invoicing, but both ask people to open a separate app to log time. For teams that work in Microsoft Teams and Outlook, Lucen Track is often a better fit than either: people log time inside Teams, Outlook meetings and Planner tasks become time entries, and every plan includes single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID. Choose Clockify for the lowest price per seat, Harvest if billing clients is the main job, and Track if your work runs on Microsoft 365.

Lucen Track is built for teams that work in Microsoft 365. People log time from Microsoft Teams, Outlook meetings and Planner tasks show up as suggested entries, and a Power BI connector feeds live data into the reports leadership already uses. Professional services firms, agencies and consultants use it to bill and report on time without chasing timesheets. Plans start at $7 per user per month, billed annually, with a free plan for two users.

No. Neither Clockify nor Harvest lists a Microsoft Teams app among its integrations; both can only pull in Outlook calendar events. Lucen Track has a native Teams app on every plan, turns Outlook meetings into time entries, and syncs Planner tasks and Azure DevOps work items. For teams that live in Microsoft 365, that's the biggest difference between the three.

Not directly. Clockify has no official Power BI connector and Harvest has none, so reporting in Power BI means exporting CSVs. Lucen Track has a Power BI connector with live data on its Premium plan, so time, budget and project data lands in the dashboards your team already shares in Teams.

Yes, on list price. As of October 2026, Clockify starts at $3.99 per user per month and Harvest Teams at $9, both billed annually, and Harvest bills extra invoices, projects, clients and tasks on usage. The seat price isn't the whole cost, though. Single sign-on is Enterprise-only at both, from $11.99 per user at Clockify and $14 at Harvest. Lucen Track includes Microsoft Entra ID sign-in on every plan, and paid plans start at $7.

Both have limited free plans. Clockify Free covers up to five users but leaves out invoicing, approvals and GPS tracking. Harvest Free covers one seat and two projects. Lucen Track's free plan covers two users and already includes the Microsoft Teams app and single sign-on, which Clockify and Harvest keep for paid or Enterprise plans. Paid trials run 7 days at Clockify, 30 days at Harvest and 14 days at Track, with no credit card needed.

Harvest is the stronger pure invoicing tool: invoicing is on every plan and it collects payments through Stripe. Clockify adds invoicing on its Standard plan at $5.49. Lucen Track creates invoices from tracked time on its Starter plan at $7, and because hours are logged from Teams, Outlook and Planner as the work happens, fewer billable hours go missing before the invoice goes out.

Harvest doesn't take screenshots or track the apps you use. Clockify offers optional GPS tracking and an activity monitoring agent on its Pro and Enterprise plans. Lucen Track doesn't monitor people at all: no screenshots, keystrokes or location. Instead, it fills timesheets from the work people already do in Teams, Outlook and Planner.

Only on Enterprise plans: from $11.99 per user per month at Clockify and $14 at Harvest, where it comes as SAML SSO. Lucen Track includes Microsoft Entra ID sign-in on every plan, including Free, so IT can roll it out to the whole team on day one. On certifications, Clockify publishes SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001, and Harvest relies on its server host's SOC 2 audit.

Yes. Export your projects and time entries to CSV from Clockify or Harvest and import them into Track. Our team helps with the move, larger teams can get a guided migration, and most teams are tracking time in Track within a day.

Yes. Track's free plan covers up to two users and includes the Microsoft Teams app and single sign-on. Paid plans start at $7 per user per month, billed annually, and you can try any plan free for 14 days without a credit card.