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Logr vs solidtime

Both stand on time billing software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Logr

Free plan Self-hostedWeb

Choose Logr if you want client-based time tracking, reports, and invoice drafting in a free hosted or self-hosted product. Look elsewhere if you need an approach that does not involve deploying a Next.js app and PocketBase when self-hosting.

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solidtime

Free plan APILinuxMac+3

solidtime brings time capture, reporting, and invoicing into one tool, with desktop and self-hosted options. Its free open-source plan supports self-hosting; Professional adds team-oriented features at a per-user price.

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The facts

	Logr	solidtime
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Self-hosted, Web	API, Linux, Mac, Self-hosted, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Business (comparison starting price): €49 a year
Plans published	2	8
Maker	Not published	solidtime
Website	logr.work	solidtime.io
On time billing software	#14 of 31	#10 of 31

Logr: what it does well

One-click tracking assigns sessions to clients and projects.
Client and project hourly rates support billable time.
Draft invoices collect unbilled sessions and can be shared publicly.
Reports can be filtered and shared per client.
Imports time entries from Toggl CSV exports.

What to know first

Self-hosting requires Node.js infrastructure and a PocketBase instance.
The AI assistant requires an ANTHROPIC_API_KEY for self-hosters.

solidtime: what it does well

Track time with a live timer, calendar, and weekly timesheet.
Reports export as PDF, CSV, or Excel.
Create invoices from billable time.
Offers self-hosted deployment and desktop apps.

What to know first

Timesheet approvals are not available.
Professional annual billing costs €8 a month, excluding VAT.
Professional monthly billing costs €9 a month, excluding VAT.

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