Usage reports at $5
Time Doctor adds web and app usage reports on Standard, $11.67.
BirdsEye vs Time Doctor
BirdsEye and Time Doctor both track time automatically and take screenshots. BirdsEye includes app and website tracking, attendance and screenshot blur on its $5 plan. Time Doctor starts at $6.67, and its web and app usage reports, attendance and payroll begin on the Standard plan at $11.67. Time Doctor offers more integrations and built-in payroll.
BirdsEyeAutomatic time tracking with visible rules
from$5Time DoctorTime tracking and monitoring for remote and outsourced teams
from$6.67Prices and features were checked on 11 November 2026 against each vendor's public pages. BirdsEye is our product.
Why choose BirdsEye over Time Doctor.
Attendance at $5
Time Doctor adds attendance on Standard.
Less than half the price, like for like
$5 against $11.67 per user for tracking, screenshots and attendance.
What's being trackedThese are the rules your organization configured. They can only be changed by an admin.
Tracking hours09:00 to 18:00Monday to Friday
Screenshot interval5 to 15 minA random capture lands somewhere in this window
Screenshot blurLightChosen by your organization
Idle threshold5 minInactivity longer than this is excluded from totals
Website trackingOnDomain of the active tab
WebcamOffNo webcam captures
Employees see the rules
Every person can read what is recorded about them.
Request a captureSunday, 21:14
DK
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Request captureRequest refusedOutside working hours. Nothing is captured.
Captures stop outside working hours
A manager's capture request on a Sunday is refused.
Jira issueTrackedIn JiraWorklog
WEB-214Checkout page copy
3h 20m3h 20mIn syncWEB-198Pricing table
APP-88Push notifications
APP-91Login screen
0h 50m0h 50mCreatedJira worklogs that follow edits
Edit or delete tracked time and the worklog is corrected.
BirdsEye vs Time Doctor pricing.
What 25 people cost each month on the lowest plan with app tracking, screenshots and attendance, billed annually.
BirdsEye vs Time Doctor: features compared.
| Feature | BirdsEye | Time Doctor |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price per user per month | $5 billed annually, $6 monthly | $6.67 billed annually, $8 monthly |
| Minimum seats | None | None listed |
| Free plan or trial | 14-day free trial, no card | 14-day free trial |
| App and website tracking | Every plan | Usage reports from Standard, $11.67 |
| Screenshots | Every plan, with blur | Every plan |
| Attendance and leave | Every plan | From Standard, $11.67 |
| Projects and budgets | Projects on every plan, budgets on Team | Projects and tasks on every plan |
| Jira and integrations | Issue picker and worklog reconciliation on Team | 60+ integrations from Standard |
| Payroll and invoicing | No. Exports CSV for payroll and invoicing tools | Payroll from Standard |
| Apps | Windows agent, web dashboard, Android app for managers | Desktop app, with offline tracking on every plan |
BirdsEye or Time Doctor: which should you choose?
Choose BirdsEye if
- You want app tracking, screenshots and attendance on the entry plan
- You want employees to see the rules that apply to them
- You report through Jira and need worklogs that follow every edit
Choose Time Doctor if
- You need payroll in the same tool
- You rely on integrations beyond Jira
- You want video screen recording
Where Time Doctor is stronger
- 60+ integrations from the Standard plan
- Payroll and work schedules
- Video screen recording and client login on Premium
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between BirdsEye and Time Doctor?
BirdsEye and Time Doctor both track time automatically and take screenshots. BirdsEye includes app and website tracking, attendance and screenshot blur on its $5 plan. Time Doctor starts at $6.67, and its web and app usage reports, attendance and payroll begin on the Standard plan at $11.67. Time Doctor offers more integrations and built-in payroll.
Is BirdsEye cheaper than Time Doctor?
BirdsEye starts at $5 per user per month on annual billing and Time Doctor at $6.67. For the lowest plan with app tracking, screenshots and attendance, BirdsEye is $5 and Time Doctor is $11.67 on its Standard plan.
Does Time Doctor take screenshots?
Yes. Time Doctor includes screenshots on every plan. BirdsEye takes screenshots at random intervals on every plan, with light or heavy blur, and refuses captures outside working hours.
Is BirdsEye or Time Doctor better for Jira?
BirdsEye lets people pick a Jira issue in the desktop agent and keeps Jira worklogs matched to tracked time, including after an entry is edited or deleted. Time Doctor offers more than 60 integrations from its Standard plan.
Does BirdsEye or Time Doctor have a free plan?
BirdsEye has no free plan. It has a 14-day free trial with no credit card. Time Doctor has a 14-day free trial.
Sources and more comparisons
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