Most teams shopping for a Toggl Track alternative are here for one of a few specific reasons. Tempough is built around those reasons. Here's the honest case.
We're not going to pretend Toggl Track is a bad product — it isn't. But these are the recurring patterns we hear from teams who switch.
Once you need to invoice clients, run team reports, or track project profitability, Toggl forces you to bolt on FreshBooks + Float + a separate approvals tool. Tempough is one product from timer to invoice to margin report — no integration layer to maintain.
When you graduate to needing capacity planning, Toggl charges you for a second product with its own login. Tempough's Schedule is built into Team at $11/seat alongside the timer — same workspace, same data.
Toggl tracks billable hours but has no way to turn them into an invoice. No internal cost rate concept means you can't answer "did this project make money?" inside the tool. For an agency or consulting firm, those are the actual questions.
At $20/seat/mo, Toggl Track Premium is more expensive than Tempough Team ($11) and Team Pro ($13) — and you still need to add Toggl Plan ($9) for capacity planning. A 15-person agency saves $1,620/year on Tempough Team alone, plus another $1,620/year by not needing Toggl Plan.
Clients can't see hours or invoices in Toggl — there's no client-facing surface at all. Tempough has a magic-link client portal at every tier and branded invoices at Team Pro.
A full side-by-side matrix lives on the dedicated comparison page.
We wrote a step-by-step migration guide covering the Harvest export shape, the email-column gotcha, and the recommended import order.
Switching from Toggl Track → migration guideNo credit card. Cancel any time. Full feature set during the trial.