How much does Kangaroo Clock cost?
Updated June 2026
Free for your first 500 recorded hours. After that, $10 a month or $100 a year, flat, however many people you have. No per-seat, per-location, or per-device fees. The full details are on the pricing page.
What counts as an hour
Time on the clock between a clock-in and a clock-out, added up across everyone in your workspace. Auto-closed and admin-edited entries count. Hours recorded before pricing launched do not.
Where to see your count
On Dashboard, the Free hours card shows hours used out of 500. Open Billing from the nav drawer (or Settings) for the full picture.
What happens at 200 and 500
At 200 hours you get a banner on the admin pages and one email. At 500, the logged-in admin pages (dashboard, reports, entries, settings) show the subscribe screen instead. Nothing is paused, hidden, or deleted.
Clock-in never stops
Kiosks, QR posters, and personal links keep recording at every hour count, subscribed or not. Auto-close keeps running. Subscribe later and every hour is there.
More help
- How to add your first people
- How to share clock-in with your team
- How to make a kiosk for one team or event
- How to import a GrasshopperSignup form
- How to keep checking people in if the tablet or wifi fails
- How to rename Workers to Volunteers or Staff
- How to download a CSV for payroll
- How to fix a missed clock-out
- How to handle multiple events or programs
- How to set up auto-close for missed clock-outs
- How the kiosk PIN works
- How to keep the kiosk screen from going to sleep
- How to run the kiosk as a full-screen app
- How to rotate the kiosk URL if it leaks
- What does archive do? Can I un-archive?
- How do tags work and where do I apply them?
- How to switch between QR mode and the kiosk
- How to add your logo and brand color
- How to clock someone in or out manually
- How to try Kangaroo Clock without a signup
- How sign-in works
- How to sign in with a password
- How to subscribe, change plan, or cancel
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