Harvest vs solidtime

Harvest is time-tracking software with invoicing for professional teams. Users can record time with one-click timers, timesheets, or calendar imports, and offline tracking is supported. Tracked time and expenses can be turned into invoices with online payments. The product also lists project tracking, billable time, timesheet approvals, and data export. Team administration includes permissions, capacity planning, roles, and rates. Harvest runs on the web, Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows, with mobile and desktop apps. Its Free plan is built for individual freelancers and is limited to one seat and two projects. Teams pricing is $11 per month, or $9 per user per month billed annually; annual billing gives a 20% discount. A 30-day trial does not require a credit card, but a trial account is deactivated if it is not upgraded when the trial ends. Paid team plans list scheduled phone support. Accounting integrations include Stripe, QuickBooks Online, Xero, and Deel, among others. The maker is Harvest, headquartered in Milan, Italy, and founded in 2006.

Solidtime is open-source time-tracking software for teams and freelancers, available as a cloud service or self-hosted deployment. A live timer, drag-and-drop calendar, and weekly timesheet record work organized by client, project, task, and tag; projects can also have rates and budgets. Reports can be filtered by those categories and billable status, then shared or exported as PDF, CSV, or Excel. Invoices can be generated from billable time with PDF and structured e-invoice output, tax rates, discounts, and EU reverse-charge. The desktop app detects the active app and document, and pauses the timer when it detects idle time; that activity stays on the device until converted into a time entry. Desktop versions are offered for macOS, Windows 10/11, and Linux. The Professional plan is €8 a month when billed annually, excluding VAT, or €9 a month billed monthly, excluding VAT. The Open Source plan is free and includes self-hosted deployment.