The Best Everhour Alternative Without Seat Minimums
Track billable time, hand off cleanly to your billing tool, and ditch seat minimums.
Looking for an Everhour alternative? Teetrack includes multi-currency billing, CSV export for external invoicing, and EU hosting at a flat €4/month for a single user — no five-seat minimum.
| Feature | Teetrack | Everhour |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | €4/month flat | $8.50–$10/seat/month (5-seat minimum) |
| Minimum cost (paid plan) | €4/month total | $42.50/month (5 seats × $8.50) |
| Invoicing | Uses your billing tool via CSV export | Included on Team plan |
| Native PM integrations | Standalone — no Asana/Jira embed | 40+ integrations (Asana, Jira, ClickUp, etc.) |
| EU data hosting | Hetzner, Germany (always) | US-hosted infrastructure |
| Multi-currency billing | Included | Single currency per workspace |
Migrate from Everhour in 15–20 minutes
Step 1: Export your Everhour data for reference
Download a detailed time report from Everhour covering your recent billing periods. Keep this as a reference while setting up Teetrack — you will not import it directly.
Step 2: Set up clients, projects, and rates in Teetrack
Create your client list, project names, currencies, and hourly rates. If you used Everhour inside Asana or Jira, note which projects map to which clients.
Step 3: Track a real week and compare
Run Teetrack alongside Everhour for one billing period. Compare weekly totals to validate your setup before switching fully.
Step 4: Set up billing exports
Teetrack exports billable time to CSV so you can invoice in your billing tool of choice. If you used Everhour’s bundled invoicing, replicate your line item structure and billing intervals in your billing tool once the export lands.
Example scenario
“PDF timesheets pull from confirmed tracked entries — no copy-paste into a spreadsheet before sending a client.”
An illustrative example based on common freelancer and agency workflows — not a quote from a specific customer.
