Feature comparison
| Feature | Gigtime | Toggl Track |
|---|---|---|
| Time Tracking | ||
| Entry-based logging | Limited | |
| Cross-device timer | ||
| Invoicing (free) | Paid add-on | |
| Real-time sync | ||
| CSV import | ||
| Freelancer-focused | Team-focused |
Why freelancers choose Gigtime over Toggl
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Entry-based logging
Log hours in a grid after the fact, with no timer to remember to start. Toggl is timer-first; Gigtime is your-way-first.
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Free invoicing included
Invoicing is included on every Gigtime plan. Toggl charges extra for invoicing as a paid add-on.
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Built for freelancers
Gigtime is designed around what a freelancer who bills their own clients needs: time tracking, clients, and invoicing, without enterprise overhead.
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Import from Toggl
Export your Toggl data as CSV and import it into Gigtime. The import wizard auto-detects Toggl's format.
Import your Toggl data
Export your Toggl time entries as CSV, then import them into Gigtime with our guided import wizard. Your data maps automatically.
Start ImportingFrequently asked questions
If you're a freelancer billing your own clients, yes. Toggl is built for companies managing staff and charges extra for invoicing. Gigtime includes invoicing on every plan and lets you log hours after the fact.
Yes. Export your Toggl time entries as CSV and use Gigtime's import wizard. It auto-detects Toggl's format and maps your columns.
Yes. Gigtime has a cross-device timer that syncs in real time. Unlike Toggl, you can also log hours in a grid after the fact. Use whichever fits the day.
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