AllyTracker vs Time Doctor.

Time Doctor is built for monitoring, with productivity ratings, unusual-activity alerts and a long integration list. AllyTracker is built for consent: the employee reviews each capture first.

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Sources checked . Prices are per seat per month.

The short version.

Choose AllyTracker if

  • You want employees to review each screenshot before you see it. In Time Doctor, admins and managers see captures, and employees can delete them only if an admin turns that on.
  • You want a lower entry price: AllyTracker Starter is $2.99 per seat per month billed yearly, against $6.67 for Time Doctor Basic.
  • You don't want to pay for admins: Time Doctor bills admins and managers as users; AllyTracker admin seats are free.

Choose Time Doctor if

  • You want productivity ratings on every plan, and Unusual Activity alerts on Premium or as an add-on.
  • You need reports on every plan, and payroll through PayPal, Wise, Gusto, Payoneer, ADP and Deel.
  • You need an API (Premium), a long integration list (60+ from Standard), or mobile apps for iOS and Android.

Side by side.

AllyTracker compared with Time Doctor
AllyTrackerTime Doctor
Free planFree forever: 3 employee seats, 30-day history, no usage capNo free plan; 14-day trial
Cheapest plan with screenshots$2.99 per seat / month billed yearly ($3.99 monthly); admin seats are freeBasic $6.67 per seat / month billed yearly ($8 monthly); screenshots are included in Basic
Employer sees a capture only after the employee approves itYes: the employer sees a capture only after the employee approves itNot documented: admins and managers see captures; there is no employee approval step
Employee can delete their own captureYes: the employee removes a capture before sharing, and that time is not billedOnly if an admin turns it on; when on, deleting removes the time
Admin seats are freeFree, on every plan✗ No: admins and managers are paid seats
Mobile appNot yetiOS and Android, on all plans
Reports and exportsHours per person and period in the app; no CSV export yetYes, on all plans

AllyTracker's limits, plan by plan.

Both plans are real: Free is free forever, Starter is $2.99 per seat a month billed yearly.

AllyTracker limits by plan next to Time Doctor
FreeStarterTime Doctor
History kept30 days90 days—
Capture interval10 min, fixed10 min, fixedEvery 3 to 30 min
Daily tracked-hours capNo capNo cap—
Devices tracked per memberNo limit todayNo limit today—

A dash means the vendor's own pages do not state it.

Common questions.

Is AllyTracker cheaper than Time Doctor?

AllyTracker Starter is $2.99 per seat / month billed yearly ($3.99 monthly); admin seats are free. For Time Doctor: Basic $6.67 per seat / month billed yearly ($8 monthly); screenshots are included in Basic. Prices change, so confirm on Time Doctor's site before you decide.

Does Time Doctor have a free plan?

No free plan; 14-day trial. AllyTracker's free plan: free forever: 3 employee seats, 30-day history, no usage cap.

Can employees review screenshots before the employer sees them in Time Doctor?

We found no employee approval step documented for Time Doctor: admins and managers see captures; there is no employee approval step. In AllyTracker every capture lands in a private review tray on the employee's device, and the employer sees only what the employee approves.

Does AllyTracker have a free plan?

Yes. Free forever: 3 employee seats, 30-day history, no usage cap. Every sign-up starts with a 14-day trial of Starter, and an unconverted trial moves to Free instead of losing access.

Sources and accuracy

Facts come from Time Doctor's own pages where we could read them, and are labeled where they come from a third party. Checked 2026-09-30. Plans and prices change, so confirm on Time Doctor's site before you decide. Where a page would not load or two pages disagree, we say so instead of guessing. Found something out of date? Email support@allytracker.com and we will correct it.

Try the tracker your team approves first.

The 14-day trial includes every feature, and an unconverted trial moves to Free instead of losing access.