Comparison · Updated July 2026
NovaClock vs. Everhour
— which is right for your team?
Everhour embeds time tracking inside Asana, Trello, Basecamp, Jira, and Linear — teams already in those tools can log time without switching tabs. NovaClock is standalone and cheaper, with locking and shareable client report links included in its flat $2.99/user Pro plan.
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NovaClock
Teams that bill clients and need locking, rates, and client report links without requiring everyone to live inside a project management tool.
Everhour
Teams already deeply embedded in Asana, Jira, or Basecamp who want time tracking embedded directly inside those tools.
Feature comparison
| Feature | NovaClock | Everhour |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ||
| Timer + manual entry | ||
| PM tool integration (Asana, Jira, etc.) | ||
| Billable rates & amounts | ||
| Locked timesheets | ||
| Shareable client report links | ||
| One flat Pro price under $5 |
Pricing comparison
Monthly cost by team size.
| Team size | NovaClock | Everhour |
|---|---|---|
| 5 users | Free | ~$43/mo |
| 10 users | $30/mo | ~$85/mo |
| 26 users | $78/mo | ~$221/mo |
Everhour pricing sourced from Everhour's official pricing page. NovaClock pricing from novaclock.io/pricing.
Why teams switch to NovaClock
- Everhour requires a paid plan from the first user. NovaClock is free for teams up to 5.
- If your team doesn't live in Asana or Jira, Everhour's main value — embedded task timers — doesn't apply. NovaClock covers the same billing features standalone.
- Everhour has no shareable client report links. NovaClock generates a read-only link per client — no client login required.
- NovaClock Pro is $2.99/user. Everhour starts at $8.50/user with additional tiers for more integrations.
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