Short verdict
Good fit for
Teams that work in Asana or a similar project tool and want to link hours and budgets to it.
Less suited to
Freelancers (minimum 5 users) and anyone who wants data in the EU.
Key facts
- Team plan from 5 users, $8.50 per user billed annually
- Hosting and storage at AWS in the United States
- Free version up to 5 users without invoicing
What is Everhour?
Everhour is time tracking software from Everhour Ltd in Limassol (Cyprus). You track hours inside project tools such as Asana, keep an eye on budgets and, in the Team plan, create invoices. According to its own subprocessor list, hosting and storage are at Amazon Web Services in the United States. We did not find a data processing agreement on the site; for GDPR questions Everhour refers to ask@everhour.com.
Good: the free version works for up to 5 users, and you can try the Team plan for 14 days without a credit card.
Less good: the Team plan requires a minimum of 5 users and annual payment in dollars by credit card. The data is outside the EU.
How much does Everhour cost?
Starting price
On request
Team, $8.50 per user per month billed annually, minimum 5 users (prices in dollars). The monthly price is not on the pricing page. The free version (up to 5 users) has no integrations, budgets or invoicing.
- ✓ Free plan
- ✓ 14-day free trial
- The vendor does not say whether this is excl. VAT
Price alert for Everhour
According to the Everhour site on . The current plans are on the vendor's site. Has the price changed? Let us know.
The Netherlands check
Useful if you run a business in the Netherlands. "Unknown" means we could not verify it.
Support in Dutch: Unknown
You would rather ask a question in Dutch, to someone who knows how things work in the Netherlands.
App in Dutch: Unknown
An app in Dutch is quicker to use and avoids mistakes, also for colleagues who read less English.
Data in the EU: No
Data in the EU falls under the GDPR. Outside the EU, especially in the US, other laws can give access to your data.
More about data in the EU →Data processing agreement: Unknown
If a tool processes personal data of your customers, the GDPR requires you to sign a data processing agreement.
More about the data processing agreement →Company in the Netherlands: No
A Dutch company falls under Dutch law. For some businesses that matters, for example in a dispute.
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The EU check
Where the company is based, who owns it and where your data is stored. This applies in every European country.
Headquarters: Limassol, Cyprus
In the EU or EFTA.
Owner: independent company (Cyprus)
According to Everhour, without venture capital. Source, checked on .
Data in the EU: no
Headquarters and owner are in the EU or EFTA: hence the European badge. All European software.
Integrations
According to Everhour itself, at least 40 integrations (source, seen on ).
According to its own site, Everhour integrates with, among others:
Asana
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Frequently asked questions about Everhour
How much does Everhour cost?
Everhour has a free plan. You can try it free for 14 days. Team, $8.50 per user per month billed annually, minimum 5 users (prices in dollars). The monthly price is not on the pricing page. The free version (up to 5 users) has no integrations, budgets or invoicing.
Who is Everhour for?
Everhour is aimed at SMEs. Time tracking that builds into project tools such as Asana, with budgets and invoicing in the paid plan.
Does Everhour store my data in the EU?
No, Everhour does not store your data in the EU.
Which banks and tools does Everhour integrate with?
Everhour integrates with Asana, among others.