Agendrix Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Agendrix is an employee scheduling and time-tracking application developed in Canada, where its pricing is listed in Canadian dollars; it states that more than 14,000 workplaces use it.^[13] The core Essential plan covers scheduling, availability, shift replacement and team communication, while Time and Attendance, premiums, a phone punch clock, a resources module and an expenses module are sold as add-ons.^[13]

Prices per user per month are C$3.50 for Essential and C$5.60 for Plus, or C$3.15 and C$5.04 billed annually with a 10% discount; Enterprise pricing for organisations with more than 250 employees is quoted. Add-ons include Time and Attendance at C$2.35 per user, premiums and phone punch clock at C$1.00 each, and Resources or Expenses modules at C$65 a month. Billing is pay-as-you-go without a contract, and payment by pre-authorised debit is available in Canada and SEPA direct debit in Europe.^[13]

A free trial of up to 21 days is offered (seven days by default, extended by up to 14 days after completing an onboarding flow), and non-profits receive 25% off if they display an Agendrix banner. There is no free plan, and the modular structure means time tracking, which many rivals include, is an extra cost.^[13]

Agendrix features

Schedule building and availability
Shift replacement requests
Time and attendance add-on
Phone punch clock add-on
Expense and resource modules
Team communication

Agendrix pricing

Per user per month (CAD): Essential C$3.50 (C$3.15 annual); Plus C$5.60 (C$5.04 annual); Enterprise (250+) custom. Add-ons: Time and Attendance C$2.35; Premiums C$1.00; Phone Punch Clock C$1.00; Resources C$65 per month; Expenses C$65 per month. Trial up to 21 days; no contract.