Time clock for small business
A time clock for small business that doesn't charge per person
Flat pricing, no login for workers, clean hours out. Timekeeping software built for a team you can name, not an enterprise org chart.
Small teams get sold enterprise tools
The timekeeping software aimed at small business is usually enterprise workforce management with the price relabeled. You get scheduling, shift-swapping, labor-cost forecasting, geofencing, and a per-employee monthly fee, a whole platform to solve a problem you don't have, priced for a company ten times your size.
A small business usually needs one thing: an accurate record of who worked when, that the team will actually use, that exports cleanly for payroll. Kangaroo Clock is scoped to exactly that. No scheduling, no monitoring, no billing module: the three things the positioning explicitly leaves out because most small teams don't want to pay for them.
Flat pricing is the whole point
Per-seat pricing quietly taxes growth. Every hire, every seasonal bump, every volunteer is another line on the bill, so you end up rationing accounts or leaving people off the clock. For a business running on thin margins that's a real, recurring friction.
Kangaroo Clock charges one flat price regardless of headcount ($10 a month after your first 500 free hours). Add a summer hire, staff up for a busy month, bring on a dozen volunteers. The price doesn't move. You never have to weigh whether tracking one more person is worth the seat.
Set it up in an afternoon
There's no rollout project. Add your workers' names, put a tablet by the door or print a QR poster, and people start clocking in: no accounts to provision, no passwords to reset, no training beyond "tap your name." A new hire is on the clock the day they start.
When payroll comes around, pull a date range and export the CSV. The schema is locked, so your spreadsheet or payroll import keeps working month after month. Auto-close catches the forgotten clock-outs so a stray open entry doesn't blow up someone's hours.
Built for a specific kind of team?
Free tools you might want
- Time card calculator Calculate work hours for the week: clock-in and clock-out for each day, breaks subtracted, total out.
- Timesheet template (printable PDF) Download a clean printable timesheet. Weekly and biweekly variants. No watermarks.
- Biweekly hours calculator Add up 14 days of clock-in / clock-out. Get the pay-period total with weekly subtotals.
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