Compare an existing Track workflow with configurable team activity reporting.
THE ATN TAKE · EDITORIAL ASSESSMENT
Toggl Track remains supported for existing users and is separate from the newer Toggl app. Track’s optional Timeline is not visible to other users according to its help; Hubstaff provides configurable activity visibility for teams. Decide whether shared activity detail serves the work before comparing plans. [1][9][4]
Toggl TrackTime tracking for existing Toggl Track users. The newer Toggl app is a separate product with different features. [1][2]
HubstaffProject time tracking with configurable activity records and reporting. [3][4]
Free starting point
Toggl TrackFree basic tracking. The Track plan guide does not state an exact user cap; confirm it for your account. [2]
HubstaffOne-person free plan with limited features; a separate 14-day trial is available without a credit card. [5][6]
Entry paid plan
Toggl TrackTrack billing guide: Starter US$12/license monthly or US$9/license/month billed annually (US$108/year). Confirm your account’s quote. [7]
HubstaffSmall Business Essentials: $144 annually for exactly three paid seats plus a free owner, according to support. Confirm currency and availability; no monthly term or add-ons. [5]
HubstaffAssign projects and to-dos/tasks to members; client links and further controls depend on the selected plan. [3]
Activity recording
Toggl TrackTrack’s optional Timeline can sync app names and window/tab titles to its servers. Its help says Timeline is not visible to other users and does not take screenshots. [8][9]
HubstaffOptional screenshots and app/URL tracking depend on plan and organization settings. Provider says it does not record typed content. [4]
Paid billing unit
Toggl TrackVacant licenses remain billed until removed. Deleting a member alone does not remove the license. [10]
HubstaffOrdinary per-seat plans have a two-seat minimum and count owners, managers and inactive members; Project Viewers are exempt. Essentials has separate flat-plan rules. [5]
What to confirm
Toggl TrackUse Track-specific documentation. The new Toggl app’s features and storage rules cannot be assumed to apply to Track. [1][8]
HubstaffScreenshots are not automatically blocked when sensitive material appears. Blurring, disabling and role visibility need deliberate configuration. [4]
Affiliate status
Toggl TrackTrack partner FAQ: 30% of the first eligible organization payment, not later upgrades or renewals. ATN participation is unverified. [11]
Hubstaff20% on ordinary plans or 30% on Enterprise for 12 months, with an initial three-month hold and qualifying-payment rules. ATN approval and publisher eligibility are unverified. [12]
Consider it forATN assessment
Toggl TrackExisting Track users comparing their current project-reporting workflow with alternatives. [1][2]
HubstaffA team needing documented activity controls and role-based visibility, with a clear agreement about what is recorded. [4][5]
Plan comparison, not a timer-accuracy or privacy audit. Features and billing units differ. The Toggl entry covers Toggl Track, which remains supported for existing users, not the newer Toggl app. Prices are dated snapshots; confirm currency, taxes, seats and your account’s terms. Adult-business eligibility has not been verified.
This comparison uses Track’s plan and desktop documentation. Its Timeline can synchronize app names and window/tab titles to servers even though other users cannot see the timeline. That is distinct from both a local-only claim and the newer Toggl app’s behavior. [1][8][9]
Compare capture with the team’s expectations
Track’s help says it does not take employee screenshots. Hubstaff can capture screenshots when enabled and does not automatically block sensitive content. Decide what is necessary, explain it to participants and inspect the actual permissions before use. [9][4]
Revisit the subscription after someone leaves
Track warns that vacant licenses remain billed until removed. Hubstaff support describes open seats staying available during the current term and being removed at the next term, with separate rules for Essentials. Review billing as well as member access after staffing changes. [7][5]
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