THE FRICTIONLESS ALTERNATIVE

Tired of ClickUp Time Tracking?
Switch to VeloTime.

If you're frustrated by extreme software bloat, lagging page loads, and multi-click timesheet friction, it's time for an upgrade. VeloTime is the frictionless timesheet tool built specifically for high-performing remote teams.

Migrating your team from ClickUp Time Tracking?Format & inspect your exported timesheet CSV for free→
CLICKUP TIME TRACKING

Why agencies leave

  • ✕Logging time requires navigating through nested spaces, folders, lists, and task modals.
  • ✕Laggy, resource-heavy web app that slows down browser performance.
  • ✕Employees frequently forget to log time due to the friction of opening individual task cards.
VELOTIME

The Frictionless Way

  • ✓Dedicated, ultra-lightweight timesheet matrix that loads in milliseconds.
  • ✓Log hours across 10 different projects on a single screen without opening a single modal.
  • ✓100% keyboard shortcut driven (Arrow keys, Enter, Space for notes).

Transparent, Flat Pricing

ClickUp Time Tracking
$7 to $12/user/mo
VeloTime
$5/seat/mo
No hidden tiers. No bloat.

The Bloat of ClickUp for Time Tracking

ClickUp markets itself as the 'one app to replace them all,' but for time capture, this all-in-one approach leads to massive friction. Logging 2 hours of engineering work requires loading a heavy workspace, navigating through Spaces > Folders > Lists, opening a task modal, clicking the timer button, and manually entering dates and notes.

Why Agencies Choose VeloTime Over ClickUp

VeloTime does one thing with absolute perfection: frictionless time tracking. Your team gets a single unified spreadsheet grid showing all active client projects. They can fill out their entire week's timesheet in under 10 seconds flat using keyboard shortcuts.

Pricing: VeloTime vs ClickUp

ClickUp's Unlimited and Business tiers cost between $7 and $12 per user per month. VeloTime provides pure, distraction-free time tracking for just $5/seat/month.

Comprehensive Feature Breakdown

See how VeloTime's keyboard matrix compares to ClickUp Time Tracking across speed, privacy, and team economics.

Evaluation CriteriaClickUp Time TrackingVeloTime
Time Entry Speed & UX
Full-Week Spreadsheet Matrix
Log entire week across projects on one single grid
Average Weekly Logging Time
Benchmark time required for 5-day timesheet completion
~90 seconds< 10 seconds
100% Keyboard Arrow & Tab Entry
Navigate and type hours without touching the mouse
Modal-Free Workflow
Zero popup forms or multi-step dropdown dialogs
Employee Privacy & Retention
Zero Screen Recording / Screenshots
Never secretly snapshots employee screens
No Screenshots
Zero Keystroke / Mouse Surveillance
No spying on keyboard activity or mouse clicks
No Activity Spying
Trust-First Culture
Focuses on project output rather than intrusive micro-tracking
Pricing & Value
Transparent Flat Pricing
All features included with no paywalled add-on tiers
$7 to $12/user/mo$5/seat/mo
Team Cost for 10 Users
Monthly cost for a 10-person agency or engineering team
$120/mo$50 / mo
Ready to test the difference live? Experience the 10-second keyboard grid in your browser with zero signup.
SEAMLESS ONBOARDING

How to Switch from ClickUp Time Tracking in 3 Minutes

Transition your active projects and timesheet history without losing a single logged hour.

01

Export Your Timesheets

Export your historical project and time log data directly from ClickUp Time Tracking as a CSV file.

02

Clean & Audit with Free Tool

Drop the file into our CSV Timesheet Cleaner to inspect totals, fix formatting, and check anomalies.

03

Start 10s Matrix Logging

Invite your team to VeloTime. Start typing entire weeks with keyboard navigation in under 10 seconds.

MIGRATION & FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about switching from ClickUp Time Tracking to VeloTime.

ClickUp requires opening individual task modals across multiple folders, which causes team members to procrastinate or forget logging hours. VeloTime lets your team log all projects on a single screen in seconds.

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