Everhour Pricing 2026: Plans, Pros & Cons

Overview

Everhour was built in 2015 by the team behind Weavora, a small IT outsourcing firm that needed accurate tracking to bill clients; the company says it is used by thousands of teams in more than 70 countries^[14]. Its distinguishing approach is to place timers and estimates directly inside project-management tools such as Asana, so that time is logged where tasks already live^[14].

Everhour’s paid Team plan includes all features: native integrations, billing, budgeting and invoicing, SSO and advanced permissions, with unlimited seats above a five-seat minimum^[13]. A free plan supports up to five seats with time tracking, projects, tasks, reports and data export, but no integrations^[13]. A Custom plan for 50 or more seats adds volume discounts and a dedicated manager^[13].

The single-plan model is simple, but the five-seat minimum makes it costlier for solo users, and its value depends on whether the team works in one of the supported project tools.

Everhour features

Timers inside Asana, ClickUp, Trello and similar tools
Estimates and budgets per task
Billing and invoicing
SSO and advanced permissions
Free plan for up to five seats
Data export

Everhour pricing

Free: up to 5 seats, no integrations. Team: US$8.50 per seat per month billed yearly, 5-seat minimum; annual billing saves 15%. Custom: from 50 seats, contact sales.