ActivityPulse is free for up to three users. Paid plans are $5 per user per month for Starter, $9 for Business and from $18 for Enterprise, billed annually. Every plan captures metadata only by default — screenshots and input capture are an Enterprise capability, off unless enabled.
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Up to 3 users
Everything you need to see whether automatic time tracking tells you the truth, for up to three people.
$5/ user / month
Billed annually · $6 billed monthly
Unlimited projects and real timesheets, for teams that need defensible hours without an administration layer.
$9/ user / month
Billed annually · $11 billed monthly · minimum 5 seats
Team hierarchy, the full capture configuration matrix and a year of history — the tier most organisations run on.
$18/ user / month
Billed annually · custom terms available
Everything in Business, plus the controls a works council, a DPO and a security review ask for.
Prices are per user per month in USD. Annual billing is shown by default and is roughly two months cheaper than monthly.
Not as an upsell — as a brake.
Screenshots and input-activity capture sit on the Enterprise tier and are off by default. That is not because they are expensive to run. It is because turning them on changes what a deployment has to justify: to a data protection officer, to a works council, and to the people being recorded.
Putting them behind a plan and a compliance review means nobody enables them by clicking a toggle on a Tuesday. Everything below that line — which application was in the foreground, for how long, against which project — is on every plan, including the free one, because that is the part that answers where the hours went.
ActivityPulse is free for up to three users. Paid plans are $5 per user per month for Starter, $9 for Business and from $18 for Enterprise, billed annually. Monthly billing is $6 and $11 for Starter and Business.
Yes. The Free plan covers up to three users with seven days of history, metadata-only capture and one project. It does not expire.
Screenshots are part of the Enterprise tier and are off by default. They are gated behind a compliance review rather than sold as a switch, because enabling them changes what a deployment has to justify to a works council.
The Business plan has a five-seat minimum. Free and Starter do not.
Annual billing is roughly two months cheaper per user than paying monthly. Annual is the default because it is what most teams choose.
Free for up to three people. Windows and macOS. No screenshots, no keystroke logging.