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• Your Bill When Volunteers Jump to 80 for a Gala

  Walk through a real nonprofit's numbers as its roster swings from 12 to 80 for a single gala, and see exactly why a flat monthly price stays put while per-head pricing jumps.

• What Kangaroo Clock Costs for 40 Volunteers

  Running hours for a 40 person volunteer crew? Here are direct answers to the pricing questions: the flat fee, the free tier, and what a busy season does to your bill.

• Per-Seat Pricing vs Flat for Volunteer Swings

  A food bank swings from 8 to 60 volunteers across the year. Here is what per-seat time tracking actually bills them month by month, and why flat pricing fits the swing.

• Questions People Ask Before Their Free Workspace

  The exact questions people pause on before creating a workspace, answered directly: what happens after 500 hours, whether workers need accounts, and how to get your crew clocking in.

• What Login-Free Time Tracking Costs, Read the Price

  The money and setup questions a first-time visitor asks, answered directly: what the flat price covers, whether adding workers raises the bill, and who needs an account.

• Flat Pricing: Why the Bill Holds When Your Crew Grows

  Flat pricing means one fixed price regardless of headcount. Here is what that means for a 12-person crew that balloons to 80 for one weekend, and why per-seat billing punishes exactly the teams that fluctuate most.

• Per-Seat vs Flat Pricing for Time Tracking

  Per-seat time tracking bills you for every worker you add, which punishes teams with high turnover and big volunteer rosters. Here is when flat pricing wins and when it does not.

• Kangaroo Clock vs Deputy for Flat-Priced Hours

  Deputy prices per user and runs on worker logins. Kangaroo Clock is flat-priced with no worker accounts. Here is how they differ on the points that decide the choice.