Webtimeclock Review 2026: Pricing, Pros and Cons
Reviewed November 1, 2026 by Loïc Joachim
A web time clock with optional hardware.
| Best for | Small US businesses. |
|---|---|
| How staff clock in | Tablet kiosk, Mobile app, Desktop, Hardware |
| Free plan | No |
| 20 staff | $60 / month |
| 50 staff | $150 / month |
| 100 staff | $300 / month |
| Hardware cost | $249 |
| Made in | USA |
| Website | webtimeclock.com |
Prices are in US dollars for the cheapest plan that includes a time clock, as of our last review. Check the vendor's site for current pricing.
Our Webtimeclock review
Webtimeclock offers web, mobile, kiosk and hardware clock in options. It covers a lot, but the product feels dated.
Pros
- Many clock in options
Cons
- Dated interface
- Hardware cost
Webtimeclock features
- Tablet kiosk app
- Clock in from a phone
- Desktop app
- Proprietary hardware clock
- Paper card punching
- PIN entry
- NFC cards or tags
- Face recognition
- Fingerprint reader
- GPS location checks
- Cloud based
- Ongoing subscription
- Locks you into their hardware
Looking for something simpler?
Timeclock.Kiwi was built by people who were fed up with time clocks that take three screens and a training session to use. Staff tap their name and a PIN on any tablet, a photo is taken in the background, and hours export straight to your payroll. You pay per kiosk, not per employee, from $5 a month.
Free for 3 months, no credit card required.
Webtimeclock alternatives
- TimeLab A New Zealand time and attendance supplier selling everything from punch card clocks to NoahFace iPad kiosks and school bells.
- Shiftbase A Dutch workforce management platform with scheduling, time clock and absence management.
- SmartBarrel A rugged construction site time clock with face recognition built for outdoor job sites.
- Paychex A major US payroll provider with time clocks and mobile time tracking as part of its payroll packages.