Is Resource Planner time tracking really free?
Yes. You can invite unlimited team members, create unlimited projects, record unlimited project-level time entries, use Calendar, List, and Timesheet views, and export reports without paid seats.
A free feature inside Resource Planner
Give your whole team a simple timer, manual time entries, shared activity visibility, and useful project timesheets—without adding another disconnected tool.
Free forever. No credit card required.
Track unlimited time against projects for free. Task-level tracking uses the same 150 assignments included in Resource Planner's free plan.
Everything your team needs
Record work in the way it happens, see where attention is going, and turn individual entries into project-level evidence.
Start the timer from anywhere in Resource Planner, use a recent project or task, or add completed work manually when the day is already over.
Active timers stay at the top of the List view with the person, project, description, and live duration. Managers see only the people in their scope, and every person remains in control of their own records.
Filter by people, projects, and date ranges. Review daily and project totals in the Timesheet, then export the detail to Excel for invoicing, analysis, or sharing.
Part of Resource Planner
Time tracking is most useful when it improves the next plan. Keep expected capacity and actual project work in one workspace so estimates become grounded in evidence.
Allocate available capacity to the projects and tasks that should happen.
Track the work that actually happens with timers or manual entries.
Use Calendar, List, and Timesheet views to understand the result.
Apply what the team learned to the next estimate and capacity plan.
Straightforward free plan
Resource Planner's free plan includes the complete time-tracking workflow. The 150-assignment allowance applies to detailed resource planning, not to the number of project-level time entries your team records.
The core team time-tracking workflow is available without paid seats.
Tracking by project stays free
A time entry linked directly to a project does not create or consume an assignment. Keep using project-level tracking as much as your team needs.
Task links use planned assignments
Tasks come from planned assignments. You can link tracked time to tasks while staying within the 150 assignments included in the free plan, or upgrade to Pro for unlimited assignments.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about what is free, what the assignment allowance affects, and how team visibility works.
Yes. You can invite unlimited team members, create unlimited projects, record unlimited project-level time entries, use Calendar, List, and Timesheet views, and export reports without paid seats.
No. It caps planned assignments in the free resource-planning workflow. It does not cap time entries linked directly to projects.
Yes. Project links can be used freely and do not consume assignment slots. Task links are available for tasks created from the 150 planned assignments included in the free plan.
Yes. Managers can see active and completed entries for people within their management scope. They cannot edit or stop another person's timer.
Yes. People can add and correct their own completed entries, while permitted managers can filter List and Timesheet reports and export them to Excel.
Bring timers, team visibility, project timesheets, and capacity planning into one simple Resource Planner workspace.
Free forever. No credit card required.