Instead of Miru
Miru alternatives
Miru brings time capture, approvals, member rates, invoicing, expenses, payment recording and revenue reporting together for teams that bill by the hour. Timers or manual entries feed invoices, while reports show paid, pending, overdue and projected revenue with project and team analytics. It runs on web, desktop, mobile, Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, iOS, API and self-hosted deployments. Stripe, calendar, export, automation and QuickBooks Online connections extend the workflow. Its open-source design also supports a free self-hosted plan and a $1-per-month cloud plan.
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Avaza
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+4All-in-one projects, scheduling, expenses and invoicing — Avaza adds collaboration, chat, resource scheduling, recurring invoices, receipt digitization and over 500 integrations beyond Miru’s core workflow.
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Invoice Ninja
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+6Freelancers needing recurring invoices and payment gateways — Invoice Ninja emphasizes recurring billing, auto-billing, quotes, payment gateways and self-hosting, while Miru emphasizes approved billable work and revenue reporting.
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TMetric
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+5Small teams needing offline tracking and approvals — TMetric adds offline tracking, exports and desktop apps, while its Professional plan includes rates, expenses, budgets and invoicing alongside approvals.
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Clerq
Free plan Open source APISelf-hostedWeb - 9
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Invoicerr
Free plan APILinuxSelf-hosted+1 - 11
FacturMe
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 12
Clockoli
Free plan Extension - 13
Logr
Free plan Self-hostedWeb - 14
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Tuttle
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 16
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Bonsai
Free trial AndroidAPIExtension+3 - 18
BQE CORE
Free trial AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 19
eBillity
Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb+1 - 20
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Accelo
Paid AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 22
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BigTime
Paid AndroidAPIiPhone+16.0 Visit site - 24
An alternative can make more sense when Miru’s trade-offs affect your workflow. Recurring invoices are unavailable, and its iOS and Android apps are in beta. Self-hosting requires you to handle operations, backups, upgrades and security maintenance, while managed deployments add usage-based service scope. Compare each option’s time approvals, project tools, invoicing depth, expense handling, client access, reporting, platform coverage and deployment model. Pricing ranges from free plans to higher per-user subscriptions, so consider team size and whether you need billing features or primarily time tracking.