Toggl Track pricing: Premium is $16, intro price gone

What changed

Toggl Track used to sell Premium with an introductory price. An archived copy of the pricing page from 29 August 2026 says: $14 per license per month applies to your first year of Premium annual, then renews at $18 per license per month. We read the same two prices on the page ourselves on 29 September 2026.

The page we read on 12 November 2026 has one annual price for Premium, $16 per user per month, with the note "Save up to 33% • 4 months on us", and $24 per user per month on monthly billing. There is no first-year price and no separate renewal price on the page any more. An archived copy from 5 October 2026 already shows $16 and $24, so the change was made in the days between 29 September and 5 October.

The change came with a relaunch of the page: it now calls the product Toggl, not Toggl Track, and the plan cards list planning and capacity features that were not there in August, such as timeline views and time off on Starter and project dashboards on Premium. So the $16 plan is not the same bundle as the $14 one.

What a team of ten pays for Premium

Premium is the plan with timesheet approvals, so it is the one a team needs if timesheets are approved before invoicing. For ten people on annual billing the new price is $160 a month, or $1,920 for the year.

Whether that is more or less than before depends on where you were. A new team used to pay $140 a month in its first year ($1,680), so a first year is now $240 more expensive. A team past its first year used to pay $180 a month ($2,160 a year), so at the listed price a renewal is now $240 cheaper. On monthly billing ten people pay $240 a month.

• New annual customer, ten people: was $1,680 for the first year, now $1,920.
• Renewing annual customer, ten people: was $2,160 a year, now $1,920 at the listed price.
• The page does not say whether existing customers move to the new price at renewal or keep their old one. Ask Toggl before your renewal date.

Add-ons are priced on top

The page also lists two add-ons, each per user per month on top of a plan: Time Off Management at $2, and Capacity Management at $5 on annual billing or $6 on monthly billing. They were not on the page in the archived copy from August, so we cannot say what they cost before.

What stayed the same

• The Free plan is still free for a limited number of users. The plan card does not give the number; the FAQ on the same page says up to 3 users.
• Starter is still $9 per user per month on annual billing, with billable rates and team reports.
• Timesheet approvals, profitability reports, fixed-fee projects and single sign-on are still Premium features.
• Enterprise is still priced by the sales team.

If you are comparing time trackers

Toggl Track is a polished timer with a large integration catalog, and if your team already works well in it, a lower renewal price is good news if Toggl applies it to existing customers. The thing to check is which plan holds the features you need: billable rates start on Starter and approvals on Premium, both priced per user.

Hourtick prices differently: every feature, including approvals and billable rates, is on the free plan for unlimited people, with 500 MB of usage a month, and the paid plan is $29 a month for the whole workspace, priced by usage and not by seat. Our comparison of the two is linked below, with the cases where staying with Toggl Track is the better choice.