Comparison

Latinum vs Clockify

Clockify is the cheapest time tracker on the market — and it has a generous free plan. But it can't create invoices, collect payments, or track expenses. If you bill clients for your time, you need more than just a timer.

The short version

Clockify is the budget option. The free plan is genuinely generous — unlimited users, unlimited projects. For a team that just needs to track hours and nothing else, it's hard to beat the price.

But Clockify stops at time tracking. To invoice clients, collect payments, track expenses, or manage retainers, you need separate tools. Clockify + FreshBooks + Stripe is a common stack — and it costs more and is harder to manage than a single tool.

Latinum covers the full billing cycle: track time → generate invoice → client pays online → reconcile. One tool, one login.

Feature comparison

FeatureLatinumClockify
Time tracking (timer + manual)YesYes
Weekly timesheet viewYesYes
Free planNo (alpha is free)Yes (unlimited users)
InvoicingYesNo
Online payment collectionYes (Helcim + Stripe)No
Expense tracking with receiptsYesNo
Recurring invoicesYesNo
RetainersYesNo
Project budgetsYes (cost + hours)Yes
Fixed fee & T&M billingYesTags only
Zendesk sidebar appYesNo
Mobile appAndroid (offline)Android + iOS
GST / PST / HST stacked taxesYesNo
Canadian payment processorYes (Helcim)No
Data stored in CanadaYesNo (EU/US)
API accessYesYes

Where Clockify wins

Where Latinum wins

Who should use which?

Choose Clockify if: You only need to track time, budget is the primary constraint, or you already have invoicing and payment tools you're happy with.

Choose Latinum if: You track time AND need to bill clients for it. You want time, invoices, expenses, and payments in one tool instead of three. You're an MSP using Zendesk. You need Canadian tax compliance.

Want more than just a timer?

Time tracking, invoicing, expenses, and payments — all in one tool.

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