--- title: "My Hours Reviews 2026: What Real Users Actually Say" id: "60894" type: "post" slug: "my-hours-reviews" published_at: "2026-10-29T05:41:44+00:00" modified_at: "2026-10-29T05:41:44+00:00" url: "https://www.timecamp.com/blog/my-hours-reviews/" markdown_url: "https://www.timecamp.com/blog/my-hours-reviews.md" excerpt: "My Hours reviews are very positive. Most come from the people the tool was built for, including freelancers and consultants who bill clients by the hour. This free time tracking software holds 4.6/5 on G2 from 267 reviews and 4.8/5..." taxonomy_category: - "Apps" - "Software Reviews" taxonomy_post_tag: - "on premise time tracking" - "self hosted time tracker" - "self hosted time tracking" - "self hosted time tracking software" --- [Home](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/) /My Hours Reviews 2026: What Real Users Actually Say # My Hours Reviews 2026: What Real Users Actually Say - ![Image](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/alexandros-melidoniotis_avatar-32x32.jpeg)Alex Melidoniotis - - October 29, 2026 - - 17 min read ![post image](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-header.jpg) ## Time tracker teams actually stick with. [Start free](https://app.timecamp.com/auth/register) **Contents** [hide](#) [1 Key Takeaways about My Hours in 2026](#Key_Takeaways_about_My_Hours_in_2026) [2 How do we review software in TimeCamp?](#How_do_we_review_software_in_TimeCamp) [3 How do users rate My Hours in 2026?](#How_do_users_rate_My_Hours_in_2026) [4 How did I analyze My Hours reviews?](#How_did_I_analyze_My_Hours_reviews) [5 What do users like about My Hours?](#What_do_users_like_about_My_Hours) [5.1 There’s virtually no learning curve](#Theres_virtually_no_learning_curve) [5.2 The free version does real work](#The_free_version_does_real_work) [5.2.1 Free beyond five users](#Free_beyond_five_users) [5.3 Billing and reporting are also simplified](#Billing_and_reporting_are_also_simplified) [5.4 The paid plans are affordable](#The_paid_plans_are_affordable) [5.5 Support is great](#Support_is_great) [6 What do users complain about in My Hours?](#What_do_users_complain_about_in_My_Hours) [6.1 Tracking is strictly manual-only](#Tracking_is_strictly_manual-only) [6.2 The UX pains grow with your project list](#The_UX_pains_grow_with_your_project_list) [6.3 There’s little control and customization](#Theres_little_control_and_customization) [6.4 The mobile app is limited](#The_mobile_app_is_limited) [6.5 Invoicing does the basics (then stops)](#Invoicing_does_the_basics_then_stops) [6.6 The integration list is thin](#The_integration_list_is_thin) [6.7 No GPS, kiosk, or attendance tracking](#No_GPS_kiosk_or_attendance_tracking) [7 Who is My Hours a good fit for?](#Who_is_My_Hours_a_good_fit_for) [7.1 Chasing forgotten timers?](#Chasing_forgotten_timers) [8 Where do reviewers suggest looking elsewhere?](#Where_do_reviewers_suggest_looking_elsewhere) [9 My Hours reviews FAQ](#My_Hours_reviews_FAQ) [9.1 Is My Hours good?](#Is_My_Hours_good) [9.2 Is My Hours free?](#Is_My_Hours_free) [9.3 What do users complain about most in My Hours?](#What_do_users_complain_about_most_in_My_Hours) [9.4 Does My Hours track time automatically?](#Does_My_Hours_track_time_automatically) [9.5 Does My Hours have a good mobile app?](#Does_My_Hours_have_a_good_mobile_app) [9.6 How good is My Hours’ customer support?](#How_good_is_My_Hours_customer_support) [9.7 Is My Hours worth it for freelancers?](#Is_My_Hours_worth_it_for_freelancers) [9.8 Does My Hours integrate with Google Calendar and QuickBooks?](#Does_My_Hours_integrate_with_Google_Calendar_and_QuickBooks) [9.8.1 More integrations, plus GPS](#More_integrations_plus_GPS) **My Hours reviews are very positive.**Most come from the people the tool was built for, including freelancers and consultants who bill clients by the hour. This **free time tracking software**holds **4.6/5 on G2** from **267 reviews**and **4.8/5**on **Capterra from 986 reviews**. | Key Takeaways about My Hours in 2026 It’s a very straightforward time tracking tool. High scores on both G2 (9.3/10 with top mentions for ease of use) and Capterra (4.7/5). Support is excellent. Customer service sits at 9.4/10 on G2 and 4.7/5 on Capterra. For reference, Clockify scores 9.0 and 4.6, respectively. The free plan is serviceable. It covers up to 5 active users with unlimited projects and clients. The Basic plan starts at $5 per user per month, but if you want to add client billing and adjust budgets, you’ll have to upgrade to Pro ($9/user/month). There’s no automatic tracking. You’ll have to track everything manually, which is tiresome, especially if you’re a free user (and thus unable to add/edit logs on behalf of your team). The reports and billing tools are basic. Profit tracking (labor costs, P&L) and budgets are Pro-only, and you can’t customize reports or invoices much. | | --- | If you’re looking for **a simple time tracker for client work** *and* **your team is used to logging time**, My Hours might be a good pick. If people forget to start the timer and you need more than basic invoicing, a feature-rich tool with built-in automatic tracking and customizable profitability reports, like TimeCamp, may suit you better. New to My Hours? Check the [My Hours overview](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/what-is-my-hours/) first to learn more about how it works before you dig into real user reviews. | How do we review software in TimeCamp? A human is behind every word posted here. We value our users’ time and trust, so you can be sure our team (Ola, Wojtek, Kasia, Iza, Robert, and others) spent real hours testing the apps, and then researching, briefing, and writing this article. However, our editorial team has 10+ years of experience writing SaaS content, including testing and using a variety of tools daily. Our writers are also app users, so we write our recommendations based on what we would read as potential clients. Our main rule is “do not cover without a source.”We also revisit and update our articles to cover notable changes to the app’s features or pricing (at least quarterly). Read more → How do we create content and review software in TimeCamp? | | --- | **Note that recent feedback is thin.** Only a small portion (49 out of 986) of Capterra’s reviews date from 2024 onward, and reviews were also sparse on G2. I noticed Capterra’s recent reviews came in bursts, which might suggest an unusually high number of incentivized reviews. That’s not necessarily alarming on its own, but it’s worth keeping in mind, especially since many of these awarded My Hours maximum points. Reviews outside these waves were more likely to be organic, so I weighted them more heavily. ## How do users rate My Hours in 2026? Short on time? Here’s a quick breakdown of the platform’s current ratings: | Item | Current status | | --- | --- | | G2 rating | 4.6/5 from 267 reviews | | G2 sub-scores | Ease of Use 9.3, Ease of Setup 9.2, Ease of Admin 9.1, Quality of Support 9.4, Meets Requirements 9.0 | | Capterra/Software Advice/GetApp rating* | 4.8/5 from 986 reviews | | Capterra sub-scores | Ease of use 4.7, Customer service 4.7, Value for money 4.9, Features 4.6 | | App stores | 3.0/5 on the App Store (11 ratings) and 10k+ downloads on Google Play (no reviews yet) | | Starting price | Free for up to 5 active users; Basic $5 and Pro $9 per user per month ($4 and $8 if billed annually) | | Best known for | Simple project time tracking and client billing for freelancers and small teams | **The scores are high and remarkably flat.**On Capterra, value for money scores highest (4.9), and features score lowest (4.6). On G2, quality of support edges ahead (9.4), and limited features is the con mentioned most often (7 times). ***Capterra, Software Advice, and GetApp all draw from the same review pool.**That’s 986 reviews and 794 five-star ratings. The only difference is the site layout and how each page presents key insights. ## How did I analyze My Hours reviews? **I, Alex Melidoniotis, read all 49 Capterra reviews**published between January 1, 2024, and October 21, 2026. In that same window, I found only **18 G2 reviews**, so I expanded my search to include **60 additional reviews** from previous years. My pool also includes all 8 public App Store reviews. Here’s a bit more about my process: - **I didn’t consider one-off compliments or complaints.** Only mentions that appeared multiple times across multiple platforms made the cut. - **I weighted incentivized reviews less.** That’s not to say incentives always skew the final score, but organic reviews are generally more honest. - **I didn’t fixate on the scores themselves.** Inflated scores are an issue on both G2 and Capterra, and My Hours is no exception. I dug deep to **find the cons in five-star reviews and the compliments in two- or three-star reviews**. That’s where the most honest and valuable insights hide. - **I handpicked and attributed every quote.** You’ll see each reviewer’s name (where available), their role, as well as the platform, the date, and the star rating. In October 2026, **I signed up for the 14-day trial**, which includes all the features of the Pro plan. I invited teammates and created clients, projects, and tasks. Over the next few days, we logged time in the web app and the mobile apps. I checked what reports I could generate, and I even issued an invoice to a test client. At the same time, **I looked for the issues reviewers raise most**: forgotten timers, mobile sync, report limits, and invoice layout. To give you the most accurate picture of My Hours, **I focus on the convergence point between the consensus and my own observations**. Read more about[how we review software at TimeCamp](https://www.timecamp.com/how-we-review-software/) . ## What do users like about My Hours? I went through hundreds of reviews and saw plenty of key features, but some strengths kept coming back. **Users appreciate how simple My Hours is**, and **they’re also pretty happy about the free plan**. Here are the main pros, roughly in the order they came up. ### There’s virtually no learning curve **Ease of use**sits at the top of mentions on both platforms with one of the highest sub-scores. G2 users rate My Hours 9.3/10 for ease of use and 9.2/10 for ease of setup, and Capterra gives it 4.7/5. Reviewers appreciate the simple UI, which makes creating projects straightforward. Team members can join and start logging time across various tasks with virtually zero training. ![capterra my hours review by cecily m.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-capterra-review-by-cecily-m.png)Cecily looked at several free apps and tried a few before this one (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *This one was so easy to get up and running.* > > **Cecily M.,**IT and Salesforce Admin, Information Technology and Services, Capterra, October 17, 2024, 5/5 > *Easy to set up and roll out for the team.* > > **Chloe S.,**Finance Manager, Small-Business, G2, October 15, 2024, 5/5 The client > project > task holy trinity is how most agencies think about client work, and **reviewers like how My Hours’ clutter-free, intuitive layout** is built around it. Users on all plans can access task templates to speed up future project setups, and when generating reports, My Hours automatically groups similar tasks together. > *…Tasks that have the same name across different Projects are grouped together…* > > **Justina O.,**Founder and Principal Consultant, Program Development, Capterra, October 17, 2024, 5/5 The learning curve is close to flat.**It took me 5 minutes to set up my account.**Within an hour, I’d invited a few teammates, added some tasks, and was already tracking client work on the web app and the Chrome browser extension. ![myhours main track view](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-main-track-view.png)The main Track page is literally just the timer (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). ### The free version does real work My Hours’ **free version** is much more generous than you’d expect. Just like with the Basic plan, you get unlimited projects, the timer, the [weekly timesheet](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/best-timesheet-apps/) , expense tracking, the browser extension, the option to attach files to time logs, and the list goes on. For a small team, that’s all the essential features you need covered, forever. > *Even with the free version it is great for creating reports…* > > **Daniel J.**, Owner, Information Technology and Services, Capterra, November 9, 2024, 5/5 | The catch is that you’re limited to 5 users on Free, and you can’t edit your team’s logs. The advanced features that go beyond basic project rates (budgets, per-user rates, invoicing) are locked behind the Pro plan. I liked that the 14-day trial unlocked all Pro features, giving me enough time to test things and make up my mind. | | --- | ##### Free beyond five users TimeCamp's free plan covers unlimited users, and its desktop app tracks time automatically even on the free plan. [Try it free](https://app.timecamp.com/auth/register) ### Billing and reporting are also simplified **You can set [billable rates](https://www.timecamp.com/time-tracking/billing/) per project on every plan**, and per user or task on Pro. My Hours then turns hours logged into billable amounts, making it easy to track project costs as the week goes on. This data is used to create *very* plain-looking (but serviceable) invoices via *Invoicing* under *Reports*. You can reach the *Reports* dashboard with a single click from the main menu, which is great if you’re short on time and just need to keep an eye on things. You can generate reports filtered by client, task, or team member, then export them as PDF or XLS files. ![my hours main dashboard view under reports](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-main-dashboard-view-under-reports.png)Reports are never more than a few clicks away (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *I like the way you can set up different costs for different clients…* > > **Rish A.**, Director, Information Technology and Services, Capterra, March 26, 2024, 5/5 ![g2 my hours review by diego c.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-g2-review-by-diego-c.png)Diego’s consultants log their timesheets in My Hours, which project managers use to head off budget overruns (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *Ability to set alerts when approaching to the project budget at all levels.* > > **Diego C.**, Delivery Manager, Small-Business, G2, October 17, 2024, 5/5 I set a two-hour budget on my email project, logged time against it, and received the alert email when I hit the limit. For a quick read on project progress (i.e., who’s working on what and how many hours they log), I can’t argue against this system. As you may have noticed, **My Hours leans on simplicity over depth**. It only becomes an issue once you start seeking better customizability and more nuanced financial insights (more on that below). ### The paid plans are affordable **Value for money is My Hours’ best Capterra score**, at 4.9/5. Most reviewers who discuss price see strong value, and they often compare it favorably with pricier tools they left behind. On My Hours pricing specifically, Basic is **$5** per user per month (**$4** when billed annually), and Pro costs **$9** per user per month (**$8** when billed annually). ![capterra my hours review by erica g.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-capterra-review-by-erica-g.png)Erica is comparing My Hours with pricier enterprise tools such as OpenAir and Workday. > *…much simpler and more user-friendly at a fraction of the cost.* > > **Erica G.**, President, Public Policy, Capterra, October 15, 2024, 5/5 > *Cost to options available – My Hours seemed to offer the best deal.* > > **Dee W.,** Founder, Writing and Editing, Capterra, March 26, 2024, 5/5 It also has no add-ons or extra charges to worry about, a common grievance with popular time trackers. Per-user pricing can add up for larger teams, but the final cost remains predictable. ### Support is great **Customer support is My Hours’ quiet strength.** Quality of support is its highest G2 score (9.4/10), and Capterra rates it 4.7/5. I was pleasantly surprised to find that email and live chat support is available on all plans, including the free plan (Pro customers get priority). My Hours claims its typical response time is under three hours, even on nights and weekends. Most reviewers who mention support describe quick, human answers. > *The team has been incredibly responsive in guiding setup and implementation.* > > **Mike T.,** Director of Commercial and Business Development, Pharmaceuticals, Capterra, March 12, 2026, 5/5 > *The support staff have been very helpful in answering any questions…* > > **Elisabeth R.,** Program Assistant, International Affairs, G2, March 13, 2026, 5/5 ![interactions with the my hours chatbot and customer support](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-interactions-with-the-chatbot-and-customer-support.png)I sent my query at 4:15 pm, and Nina got back to me at 6:40 pm (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). When I reached out via live chat to ask whether I’d be billed in USD or EUR, Fin (the AI chatbot) said subscriptions are billed strictly in USD. I wanted to be sure, so I asked to speak with a representative. **About two and a half hours later**, an agent replied to confirm that EUR payments aren’t currently available. All in all, a very pleasant experience! ## What do users complain about in My Hours? **Complaints are mild**, and most come from 4- and 5-star reviews. Since 2024, the lowest G2 score I found is a 3/5, which is actually pretty impressive. Here’s what they say. ### Tracking is strictly manual-only **My Hours isn’t a revolutionary time tracking tool** by any stretch of the imagination. You start and stop the timer in real time, and you can also log hours later into a timesheet. | It doesn’t capture apps or documents in the background, so forgetful team members can end up with plenty of unrecorded billable hours. Backfilling a busy week by hand is time-consuming, and on the free plan you can’t even correct others’ mistakes. Some reviewers actually prefer it this way, since nothing gets logged unless they log time themselves. | | --- | ![capterra my hours review by kelly h.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-capterra-review-by-kelly-h.png)As a graduate student juggling multiple projects, Kelly would benefit from automatic tracking, which isn’t currently available (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *Manually entering in start and end times in the app is a bit cumbersome.* > > **Kelly H.**, Graduate Student Researcher, Research, Capterra, March 26, 2024, 5/5 > *Not able to select multiple tasks in one time frame.* > > ***Virlene D.****, Managing Director, Management Consulting, Capterra, March 26, 2024, 4/5* My Hours somewhat softens these rough edges with**tracking reminders for teams on Pro**and **a daily tracking reminder in the mobile app**. I deliberately left my timer running on the web app. The timer was still running on my phone, so I could stop it even away from the computer. **Who it bites:** multitaskers, anyone who forgets to start the timer, and teams that bill in small increments. ### The UX pains grow with your project list My Hours’ overly simple UI is a double-edged sword. It works great for small teams, but **things get messy once users start juggling dozens of clients** and projects. They trip over long dropdowns and projects/tasks that can’t be edited in bulk. ![capterra my hours review by katie a.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-capterra-review-by-katie-a.png)Some long-time users like Katie A. recommend My Hours but note that the interface leaves a lot to be desired (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *It looks outdated and is a bit clunky/not super user friendly.* > > **Katie A.**, Communications Manager, Non-Profit Organization Management, Capterra, May 2, 2024, 5/5 > *Too many Clients and Projects show up when tracking work hours.* > > **Verified User in Transportation/Trucking/Railroad**, Mid-Market, G2, October 15, 2024, 5/5 > *The user interface is quite basic, and it is almost too basic.* > > **Verified User in Architecture & Planning**, Small-Business, G2, March 12, 2026, 4/5 I didn’t get a chance to bulk up my projects list, but I can see how the simplistic layout would make it hard to keep things organized as you scale. **Who it bites:** growing teams with long client lists, and the admins who maintain the setup. ### There’s little control and customization **Reporting draws mixed feedback.** GetApp’s feature analysis rates My Hours’ reporting and analytics at 3.9/5, the lowest of its four core features. All the data’s there, but **reviewers note there’s little control over** how it’s displayed. They want longer date ranges, views that stick even after logging out, and more variation in bar charts and graphs. Note that **you’ll need to be on Pro if you want to save reports** so you can export and customize them in Excel. > *I’d always love more reporting customization opportunities…* > > **Tara L.**, Owner and Consultant, Marketing and Advertising, Capterra, April 7, 2024, 5/5 > *I think the dashboard view can be improved.* > > **Lorena M.**, Mid-Market, G2, January 17, 2024, 5/5 ![my hours timesheet tab](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-timesheet-tab.png)You can also schedule periodic email XLS reports to yourself or any other supervisor (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). Timesheet validation reminders are available on all plans, so My Hours will warn users of under-target or over-target errors and save you time fixing them. **Who it bites:** data-heavy teams and anyone sending clients heavily customized reports. ### The mobile app is limited **The [mobile apps](https://www.timecamp.com/applications/mobile-app/) get the most pointed feedback**. Users describe an iOS and Android app that works but feels limited compared to the web app. The App Store rating sits at 3.0/5, but the review volume is relatively small. I didn’t find any Play Store reviews (10k+ downloads). > *The UI on mobile is not great…* > > **Victor V.**, webmaster. web developer, Consumer Services, Capterra, March 26, 2024, 5/5 > *Sometimes syncing between devices is slow or you need to reboot the page/app.* > > **Rico G.**, CEO, Mechanical or Industrial Engineering, Capterra, October 16, 2024, 5/5 ![g2 my hours review by michelle p.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-g2-review-by-michelle-p.png)Michelle’s team experienced an annoying glitch, but the admin side looked fine (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *…when the field staff put in their hours on Monday, it doesn’t show up…* > > **Michelle P.**, Small-Business, G2, March 26, 2024, 4/5 The good news is that **most of these reviews predate a long run of mobile updates**. Since mid-2025, the release notes on iOS point to a bunch of fixes and added features: better dark mode contrast, expense logging, live timer notification, smart receipt scanning (so you can attach receipts from your phone), and break tracking. I logged a full day on the Android app and **didn’t really experience any lag or sync issues**. Sure, I couldn’t comfortably edit tasks and projects on my phone or export reports, but I didn’t expect the app to offer the same functionality as the web or desktop app. I give My Hours a pass here! **Who it bites:** on-the-go users who log most of their time from a phone. ### Invoicing does the basics (then stops) Client billing features are available on Pro, and**they get the job done**. You can turn hours logged (plus expenses) into [numbered invoices](https://www.timecamp.com/time-tracking/invoicing/) to download or send directly to clients via email with a few clicks. The catch is that **you can’t tweak the layout at all**, and I couldn’t figure out how to show individual time entries on the invoice either. You can email the invoice directly to your client with a note and the file attached, either as a PDF or XLS (on Pro). > *The invoice generation and billing features are basic.* > > **Verified User in Accounting**, Small-Business, G2, October 16, 2024, 5/5 > *Invoicing could be more powerful with better filtering options.* > > **Zeya M.**, Associate Data Analyst, Marketing and Advertising, Capterra, March 13, 2026, 4/5 > *It has some strange bug when converting hours into cash at billing.* > > **Radu G.**, PCB design, Computer Hardware, Capterra, March 31, 2024, 4/5 ![my hours sample invoice](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-sample-invoice.png)Your accountant might be happy with this invoice; your designer, less so (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). | You can’t collect payments through My Hours, though the QuickBooks and Xero integrations can pass invoices on to your accounting software. | | --- | **Who it bites:** teams that want to bill and get paid in one tool, or need branded invoices. ### The integration list is thin A few native integrations include Jira (two-way sync on Pro), Microsoft Teams, Asana, Basecamp, monday.com, ClickUp, QuickBooks, Xero, Salesforce and Power BI, and paid plans add API access and an MCP connection for Claude. **My Hours notably lacks native [Google Calendar](https://www.timecamp.com/integrations/google-calendar-time-tracking/) and Outlook sync**, which run only through Zapier. Reviewers who work across a wider stack of other tools find the connections **thin or temperamental**. > *Integration is very hard and very limited features in the free version.* > > **ADEEL A.**, Digital Marketing Assistant, Retail, Capterra, January 23, 2024, 5/5 > *[I don’t like it] when the teams integration stops working but can easily use the website in the meantime.* > > **Chloe S.**, Finance Manager, Small-Business, G2, October 15, 2024, 5/5 **Who it bites:**teams with an established toolset that want time data to flow everywhere without middleware. ### No GPS, kiosk, or attendance tracking | My Hours is a simple, desk-based project-tracking tool, so it doesn’t GPS-stamp entries or run a shared kiosk. Paid plans include a basic attendance report, but nothing verifies where or when someone started work. Spica sells an entirely different product for that, called All Hours. | | --- | **Almost nobody complains about this**, and the few site-based teams in the sample use My Hours to replace paper timesheets, not to verify clock-ins. ![g2 my hours review by sam c.](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/my-hours-reviews-g2-review-by-sam-c.png)Sam works at a construction company and also tracks the hours of staff on a site they manage (Author’s screenshot, October 2026). > *I love that there’s no manual processing of timesheets and the data is centralized.* > > **Sam C.**, Small-Business, G2, March 15, 2026, 5/5 **Who it bites:** field, shift, and frontline teams that need proof of location or attendance. ## Who is My Hours a good fit for? If you’re **leading a small team** and **looking for a simple time-tracking tool**(with basic invoicing features), My Hours will do just fine. **90%** of My Hours’ reviewers on Capterra work at small businesses. | Profile | What they use it for | Why it fits | | --- | --- | --- | | Freelancers and solo consultants | Simple time tracking and client billing | Clean interface, and the free plan covers a solo practice indefinitely | | Small agencies and service teams | Client and project time with rates and budgets | Billable rates, budget alerts, and invoice-ready reports on Pro | | Desk-based teams that want low overhead | Lightweight tracking across projects and tasks | Quick to learn, low per-user price, responsive support | | Nonprofits and grant-funded teams | Accounting for time spent across programs | Custom fields and approvals on Pro and a 2025 Capterra badge for nonprofit project management | If you’re looking to do more than track time manually and create basic invoices (e.g., track time in the field or manage projects), My Hours won’t be the right fit for your team. ##### Chasing forgotten timers? TimeCamp tracks project time automatically in the background and is free for unlimited users. Add invoicing and billable rates when you need them. [Start free](https://app.timecamp.com/auth/register) ## Where do reviewers suggest looking elsewhere? My Hours’ scope is very narrow, so **the poor fits stood out** when I was going through the reviews. You’re better off looking elsewhere if: - **You want automatic tracking.** If forgotten timers already cost you billable time, My Hours won’t help. It just doesn’t do it. - **You need deep integrations.**The native list feels thin compared to what the alternatives offer, so you’ll need extra tools (e.g., Zapier) to connect a wider stack. - **Your crews work in the field or on shifts.**You’re out of luck; My Hours has no [GPS tracking](https://www.timecamp.com/time-tracking/location-monitoring/) and shared kiosks. - **You want end-to-end billing.**Invoices look bland (and can’t be restyled), and there’s no payment collection or payroll. - **You have more than five people and want a free option.**The free plan caps at 5 people, which includes yourself (i.e., it’s not 5 + the administrator). - **You need forward planning.**My Hours tracks what happened, but doesn’t do scheduling (no help with resource allocation). If a few of those describe your team, you might want to consider TimeCamp. The desktop app **[tracks time automatically](https://www.timecamp.com/time-tracking/automatic-time-tracking/)**, and it’s available even on the free plan. TimeCamp offers **39 native integrations**and 70+ via the Browser Plugin, and the mobile app can record GPS location while a timer runs on every plan. Best of all, the free plan covers **unlimited users** and invoicing starts on the cheapest paid plan (Starter). That said, I won’t deny that My Hours’ simplicity is a real advantage for freelancers or small teams that want **the plainest possible time tracker**. If you’re weighing both, our [TimeCamp vs My Hours comparison](https://www.timecamp.com/blog/timecamp-vs-my-hours/) goes deeper and will help you decide. ## My Hours reviews FAQ ### Is My Hours good? Yes, for simple time tracking and client billing. It holds 4.8/5 on Capterra and 4.6/5 on G2. Reviewers praise its simplicity, free plan, and responsive support. It won’t suit you as well if you need automatic tracking or full-featured invoicing. ### Is My Hours free? Yes. The My Hours free plan has no time limit and covers up to 5 users (including yourself). It comes with unlimited projects and tasks, a timer, a weekly timesheet, and basic reporting. Adding a sixth user requires a paid subscription, and the cheapest plan starts at $5 per user per month. The 14-day Pro trial doesn’t require a credit card, and you can always drop back to Free afterward. ### What do users complain about most in My Hours? Users most often complain about manual-only tracking and limited mobile apps. Some also mention [rigid reports](https://www.timecamp.com/time-tracking/reporting/) and basic invoicing. ### Does My Hours track time automatically? No. To track time, you need to start a time entry or manually enter hours in a timesheet. It also doesn’t do employee monitoring, so it won’t take screenshots or track locations. ### Does My Hours have a good mobile app? App Store ratings are average, and a few users have previously complained about its limitations. My Hours shipped many updates in the past year, and I found the mobile app serviceable. ### How good is My Hours’ customer support? Better than I expected. All users can access live chat, and replies arrive within three hours. Quality of support is My Hours’ highest G2 score at 9.4/10, and Capterra rates customer service 4.7/5. ### Is My Hours worth it for freelancers? Yes, if you just need to track hours for a few clients. If you need automatic tracking and detailed reports, My Hours won’t be the best fit. ### Does My Hours integrate with Google Calendar and QuickBooks? Yes, albeit in different ways. QuickBooks and Xero connect natively, but you’ll need Zapier to integrate with Google Calendar and Outlook. ##### More integrations, plus GPS TimeCamp offers 39 native integrations, and its mobile app can record GPS location while a timer runs on every plan. 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