Timecloud vs Werx

Timecloud is paid time and attendance software for construction and trades teams. It runs on Android, iOS and the web, giving workers and managers several access options. GPS location tracking and geofencing add location details to recorded work time. Workers can capture time offline when a connection is unavailable. Job cost codes associate entries with particular work, while timesheet approvals provide a review step before records are finalized. Payroll export moves time information into payroll workflows. The listed tools cover recording, locating, coding, reviewing and exporting employee time. Timecloud offers a 14-day trial, but pricing is available on request and there is no free plan. Teams can use its mobile or browser interfaces across job locations, then apply approvals and job codes before sending data onward. The product is presented specifically for construction and trades use.

Werx is contractor management software for trade contractors, covering work from estimates through final payment. Users can create itemized or proposal estimates for clients to approve online, manage AIA-style G702/G703 pay applications, schedules of values and retainage, and track budget-to-actual costs and profitability by cost code. It also supports time-and-material invoicing with labor and material tracking. Werx syncs in both directions with QuickBooks Online on every plan; QuickBooks Desktop is not supported. Customers can pay invoices by credit card or ACH through Stripe. The iOS and Android Field App supports time tracking, Extra Work Authorizations and customer signatures; a full mobile version is described as coming soon. Werx is available on the web, iOS and Android, and is aimed at small-to-midsized contractors, including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, landscaping and remodeling businesses. Month-to-month plans cost $49.00 per month for 10 active projects, $89.00 for 20, or $119.00 for unlimited active projects. Inactive projects do not count toward the limit. There is no free plan, but a 14-day trial requires no credit card.