HourStake

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A free time clock for small businesses with crews

If you run a small crew you probably do not want another monthly bill or a long setup. HourStake is free while we launch, with no credit card, and you can be clocking people in on the same day.

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What you get for free

  • Clock in and out on any phone, in the browser, with the location checked against your job sites, and projects for work that is not tied to one address.
  • A live view of who is working right now and where.
  • Weekly timesheets with overtime, fixes with a reason, approval, and a CSV download.
  • Notes, photos and short videos on a shift, optional lunch breaks, and optional face check.
  • A change log of every edit to anyone's time.

Who it is for

Small companies with people who work away from a desk: cleaning, landscaping, construction, security and similar crews. Teams from one person to a few dozen are the sweet spot.

Getting started in an afternoon

  • Sign up with your business details. No card is asked for.
  • Add your locations on the map, and a project for work that is not tied to one address.
  • Add your people with their mobile numbers; they log in with them.
  • Open HourStake on a phone, pick the location or project and clock in.

About the price

HourStake is free while we launch. We expect to charge for it later, and we will tell customers before anything changes. Until then there is nothing to pay.

Try it with your crew

HourStake is free while we launch. Set up your locations and projects and clock in from your phone today.

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Frequently asked questions

Is HourStake really free?

It is free while we launch, and you do not need a credit card to sign up. We expect to introduce pricing later and will let customers know first.

Is there a limit on workers or sites?

Not at the moment. Pricing and any limits will be announced before they apply.

How many people can use it?

HourStake is built for small and mid-size crews, from a single person to a few dozen workers.

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