KangarooClock

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Free time clock

A free time clock app that doesn't fall apart as you grow

Free for your first 500 hours with the whole product (kiosk, QR, personal links, reports, CSV export), then $10 a month flat. Not a stripped trial that nags you to upgrade at worker number six.

What "free" usually hides

Most free time clock apps are free the way a free sample is free: you get three workers, last-week's data, and a paywall on the CSV export, right up until you depend on it, at which point the price scales per person. The free tier exists to get you hooked, not to actually run your team.

Kangaroo Clock is free for your first 500 recorded hours with the real product, not a crippled tier. All three clock-in modes, the live dashboard, date-ranged reports, tags, worker groups, auto-close, and the full CSV export: no feature held hostage, no worker cap that trips the moment your team grows.

Free that survives your fifth hire

The trap with per-seat free tiers is that success breaks them. Add a few volunteers or a couple of part-timers and you're suddenly over the limit and being billed per head. For a nonprofit or a small shop, a tool that gets more expensive exactly as you grow is the wrong shape.

Kangaroo Clock's pricing is flat by design: one price for the whole team, whatever the headcount. Free for the first 500 hours, then $10 a month, so the tool you start with at four workers is the same tool at forty. No math about whether adding a person is worth the seat.

Free tools you can use right now, no signup

If you're not ready to set up a workspace, there's a set of free, browser-only calculators and templates that need no account at all: a time card calculator, a printable timesheet template, a payroll-hours converter, and more. They run entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

When you outgrow copying numbers into a calculator, the full time clock is one click away: the same free product, now recording the hours for you instead of you typing them in.

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