The Best mite Alternative With CSV Export for External Billing
Track billable time and export to CSV — mite simplicity with a clean handoff to your billing tool.
Looking for a mite alternative? Teetrack tracks billable time with multi-currency rates and CSV export, and flat pricing at €4/month — mite simplicity with clean billing exports.
| Feature | Teetrack | mite |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | €4/month flat | €5/user/month (per-seat) |
| Invoicing | Uses your billing tool via CSV export | Not available — export data to external invoicing tool |
| Multi-currency billing | Included | Single currency |
| EU data hosting | Hetzner, Germany | Germany-based (servers in Germany) |
| API | REST API | REST API — well-documented and developer-friendly |
| Design philosophy | Focused on tracking + billing | Minimalist — intentionally limited feature set |
Migrate from mite in 15–20 minutes
Step 1: Export your mite data for reference
Download a time report from mite 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. mite uses a flat customer → project → service structure, which maps naturally to Teetrack’s client and project model.
Step 3: Track a real week and compare
Run Teetrack alongside mite 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. Both mite and Teetrack hand off to external billing tools — the difference is that Teetrack organizes exports around clients, projects, and multi-currency rates.
Example scenario
“Retroactive editing let me fill in a two-hour writing session I tracked mentally but forgot to start the timer on.”
An illustrative example based on common freelancer and agency workflows — not a quote from a specific customer.