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Everhour vs Noko

Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.

Everhour

Time tracking that sits inside Asana, Jira, Linear and Trello

Free plan · from $8.50/mo

Noko

Time tracking and invoicing for small agencies and consultants

Free trial · from $12/mo

Where they differ

  • Everhour starts at $8.50 per seat / month, billed yearly (5-seat minimum). Noko starts at $12 per month for 1 user (Essential), billed monthly.
  • Everhour has a free plan. Noko does not, though it has a free trial.
  • Only Everhour lists an Android app.
  • Only Everhour lists a browser extension.
  • Everhour also covers tasks.
  • Noko also covers menu bar app.
In commonWebmacOSiOSPublic APITime trackingInvoicingReports

At a glance

EverhourNoko
PricingFree planFree trial
Starts at$8.50 per seat / month, billed yearly (5-seat minimum)$12 per month for 1 user (Essential), billed monthly
Free planFree for up to 5 seats with limited features: time tracking, projects and tasks, reports and data export. Integrations are not included.None
Free trial14-day free trial of all features, no credit card required30-day fully functional free trial
Web
macOS
iOS
Android
Browser extension
Made byEverhourSlash7 LLC
Price read fromeverhour.comnokotime.com
CheckedOct 5, 2026Oct 6, 2026

Who each one suits

Everhour

  • Teams that manage work in Asana, Jira, Linear, Trello or ClickUp
  • Agencies that watch project budgets and bill clients from tracked time
  • Teams of up to 5 that only need basic time tracking

Noko

  • Small agencies and consultancies that invoice for hours
  • Developers who log time from commit messages
  • Mac and iPhone users who want a menu bar timer

Worth knowing

Everhour

  • The free plan covers up to 5 seats with limited features and no integrations.
  • The Team plan bills a minimum of 5 seats, so a team of 2 or 3 still pays for 5.
  • The desktop app is for macOS only; the vendor lists Windows as coming soon.
  • Annual payment is a commitment: unused months are not refunded on cancellation.

Noko

  • The plans page lists no free plan; the help center describes a free account with 1 user and 1 project, set up by emailing support.
  • Essential has no invoicing, entry approval starts on Team and the entry audit log needs Organization.
  • Team is priced for 5 users at $49 a month and Organization for 25 at $199, even if fewer people use it.
  • There is no native Android or Windows app; Android phones use the mobile web app.

Key features

Everhour

Tracking inside other tools
Native integrations and the browser extension embed timer controls in tools such as Asana, Jira, Linear and Trello, so time is logged against existing tasks. Paid plan only.
Timer, timesheets and clock-in
Start and stop a timer or log hours afterwards in day and week views. Clock-in and clock-out records working hours and breaks.
Budgets and alerts
Set fixed-fee or recurring budgets on projects and receive email alerts when spending reaches the thresholds you choose.
Reports and dashboards
Customizable reports with filters and data export can be scheduled for delivery by email, and timesheets can be locked or sent for approval.
Invoicing and expenses
Invoices are created from tracked time and expenses using customizable templates, with payments recorded against them. Expenses can carry receipt attachments.
Resource planning and time off
An interactive schedule shows who is assigned to what and who has availability, compares estimates with actual time, and tracks vacations and other leave.

Noko

Fast entry with projects and tags
Time is logged from any page against a project, with tags to categorize the work. A new client's project can be created while logging the entry.
Timers that follow you
A timer started in the browser carries over to the Mac menu bar app or the iPhone app, and timers have keyboard shortcuts.
Billing increments and unbillable time
Timers and entries round up automatically to the increment you set. Unbillable time is tracked separately to show client and project overhead.
Invoicing
Invoices are generated from logged time in multiple currencies, with expenses or credits added. Clients can pay through Stripe or PayPal.
Reports and exports
Reports show who is working on what and how often, can be shared with a client or manager, and download as CSV, Excel or PDF.
Developer integrations and API
Developers can log time from GitHub or Beanstalk commit messages. Projects sync from Basecamp, and a REST API and Zapier connect other tools.

Plans

Everhour

  • Free$0

    Up to 5 seats with limited features: time tracking, projects and tasks, reports and data export.

  • Team$8.50

    per seat / month, billed yearly ($10 billed monthly); min. 5 seats

    All features with unlimited seats: native integrations, billing, budgeting and invoicing, SSO and advanced permissions.

  • CustomCustom

    For 50 seats or more: all features with volume discounts, personalized demos, priority support and a dedicated manager.

Noko

  • Essential$12

    per month with 1 user; extra users $7 each a month

    Time tracking and reporting for a team of one. No invoicing.

  • Solo$19

    per month with 1 user; extra users $14 each a month

    Time tracking, reporting and invoicing for a team of one.

  • Team$49

    per month with 5 users; extra users $10 each a month

    Time tracking, reporting, invoicing and entry approval, with email support.

  • Organization$199

    per month with 25 users; extra users $8 each a month

    Everything in Team, plus the entry audit log and priority support.

  • EnterpriseFrom $499

    per month

    For larger teams that need more users, integrations and training: all features, concierge setup and an account manager, by quote.

Ways to pay less

Everhour

  • Annual discount

    Save 15% with annual payment

    Everhour's pricing page states that paying yearly saves 15%: the Team plan is $8.50 per seat a month billed yearly against $10 billed monthly.

Noko

  • Annual discount

    One month free with yearly billing

    Noko's help center says switching a plan to yearly billing gives one month free, with plan and user changes prorated during the prepaid year.

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