Harvest vs Clockify vs Feestead
Updated 2026-10-22 · Written by the Feestead team
Clockify is a popular general-purpose tracker. Feestead is built for one job: getting your team off Harvest without losing a single hour of history, and without changing how anyone works.
At a glance
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| Feature | Harvest (2026) | Clockify | Feestead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moving your Harvest history | — | CSV export, map columns, invite people first; user rates via a separate import | One click with a Harvest token: people, rates, billable & invoiced status |
| Proof nothing got lost | — | No | Per-project check: hours, entries and billable amount vs Harvest |
| Existing Harvest API scripts | — | Rewrite for Clockify's API | Keep working (Harvest v2-compatible) |
| Rates, budgets, reports, invoice export | Yes | Split across plans: rates (Basic), invoicing (Standard), budgets (Pro) | All in one plan |
| Fees per project or client | Yes, usage-based | No | No, and switchers from Harvest get their price locked for 24 months |
| Price per person / month | $9 annual / $11 monthly + usage fees | $3.99–$11.99 annual, depending on plan | $11, everything included |
| Help moving | — | Self-serve | We'll do the move with you, free |
| Try it | — | Free plan, limited features | 30 days free, every feature, no card |
Prices checked in October 2026: Harvest pricing and Clockify pricing. See Clockify's CSV import requirements.
Why teams leaving Harvest choose Feestead
1. Your whole history moves in minutes
Paste one Harvest token. People, clients, projects, task and person rates, and every time entry come over, with notes, billable flags and invoiced status. No spreadsheets to reformat, no inviting everyone before you can import, no re-entering rates.
2. You can prove nothing was lost
After the import, every project shows Harvest's numbers next to ours: hours, number of entries and billable amount, with a green tick when they match. It's the report you show your partners or your accountant before you cancel Harvest.
3. Nobody on the team has to relearn anything
The same timer, the same weekly timesheet, the same way of billing by project, task or person. People log in on Monday and their history is already there.
4. Your integrations keep running
If you have reports, dashboards or invoicing scripts on the Harvest API, they keep working: Feestead speaks the same API for time data. Change the URL and token, done. See the details.
5. One plan, one price, no surprises
Rates, budgets with progress bars, team reports, PDF and CSV exports and invoice lines for QuickBooks or Xero are all included for $11 per person. No fees per project, client or invoice, and if you're coming from Harvest your price is locked for 24 months.
6. A person helps you move
Rather not do it yourself? Tell us, and we'll run the import with you and walk through the check together. Free.
Moving from Harvest to Feestead
Open the switching page, paste your Harvest token, choose a password. About 10 minutes later your team's history is in Feestead and every project shows a green tick. Harvest stays untouched until you decide to cancel.
Already moved to another tool? Check that your data made it with our free migration checker.
Move from Harvest without losing a minute
Paste a Harvest token, import everything, and check every project against Harvest's numbers before you cancel. 30 days free, then $11 per person per month, with no usage fees.
FAQ
Can I move my Harvest history to Clockify?
Via CSV: export from Harvest, reformat to Clockify's columns, invite everyone first, then import user rates separately. Feestead imports straight from Harvest with one token, including rates and invoiced status, and checks every project.
Which Clockify plan do I need for rates, budgets and invoicing?
Rates start on Basic, invoicing on Standard and project budgets on Pro. In Feestead it's all one plan at $11 per person per month.
Will my Harvest API integrations work?
With Feestead, yes for time data, it's Harvest v2-compatible. Clockify has its own API, so integrations need rewriting.