Everhour

Time tracking that embeds directly into Asana, Trello, and Jira

★★★★☆ 4.3 / 5
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At a glance

Rating
★★★★☆ 4.3/5
Pricing
Free (up to 5 seats); Team $8.50/seat/mo (minimum 5 seats, billed annually)
Free plan
Yes
Platforms
Web, macOS, Windows, Ios, Android
Best for

Teams wanting time tracking embedded directly into their existing PM tool

Our take

Everhour’s defining feature is how invisibly it integrates into tools you already use — timers appear directly inside Asana cards, Trello boards, or Jira tickets instead of requiring a separate app switch. We think this makes it a strong pick for teams already standardized on a project management tool who just need time tracking layered on top without changing habits. Budgeting and forecasting features are solid for agencies tracking project profitability. It requires a minimum of 5 seats on paid plans, which makes it a poor fit for true solo freelancers despite a free tier that caps at 5 users too.

Key features

  • Native integration with Asana, Trello, Jira, Basecamp
  • Project budgeting and forecasting
  • Client invoicing
  • Resource planning views
  • Billable vs. non-billable tracking

What we like

  • Seamless embedding into existing PM workflows
  • Strong budgeting and forecasting tools
  • No need to switch context to track time
  • Good invoicing features

What could be better

  • Paid plans require minimum 5 seats
  • Less useful without a supported PM tool
  • Smaller standalone feature set than Harvest

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