Puuunch vs Toggl Track

Toggl Track is an excellent timer. Puuunch is a company timesheet: the unit isn’t the entry, it’s the week — filled in, submitted, approved.

Toggl Track details read on 5 September 2026, from toggl.com.

Criterion	Puuunch	Toggl Track
Price	CAD $5.50 per active person per month, $4.67 annually	USD $9 per licence per month (Starter), $14 (Premium)
On renewal	The same price	Premium annual: USD $14 the first year, then $18
Timesheet approvals	Included, at $5.50	Premium plan
Free plan and trial	7 days, up to 5 people, no card	Free for a limited number of users; 30 days of Premium
Billing currency	CAD	USD — conversion and card fees on top
The unit of work	The week, submitted then approved	The time entry, timed
Expenses and receipts	Included, week by week	Not part of Toggl Track
Invoicing	No — CSV export to whatever invoices	Yes, from summary reports, with QuickBooks
Billable rates	No	Starter and above
Profitability and budgets	Budget in hours, warnings at 80% and 100%; no profitability	Yes
Single sign-on	No	Premium plan
Bringing your data	Toggl detailed report importer, included	CSV export

So which one should you choose?

These aren’t quite the same kind of tool, despite appearances. One measures time; the other produces a record someone signs off.

Choose Puuunch if

You want weekly approvals without moving to a Premium plan to get them.
Expenses and receipts belong with the hours, not in a separate spreadsheet.
Nobody on the team wants to start and stop a timer; they want the week filled in by Friday.
Hosting in Canada and billing in Canadian dollars matter to you.

Stay with Toggl Track if

The timer is the product for you — you actually start it, and the calendar integration earns its keep.
You invoice out of Toggl Track and track billable rates per person or project.
You want per-project profitability and budgets in money.
You need SSO, or the hundred-plus integrations and browser extensions.

If you like the timer, keep it. Puuunch doesn’t measure time better — it gets the week filled in, which is a different problem.

Coming from Toggl Track

Your history comes with you. Puuunch reads a Toggl Track detailed report and lets you review everything before anything is written.

1
Export from Toggl Track

Reports → Detailed, then Export → CSV. The “Start date” and “Duration” columns are enough, along with the project.
2
Upload the file

Settings → Import, owner only.
3
Review before anything is written

Puuunch shows the people and projects it found, and you decide per person: invite, match to someone existing, or skip. Nothing is saved until you confirm.

Try it with your own hours.

Your first week is free and takes about a minute to set up.

Frequently asked

At comparable features, yes. Timesheet approvals are a Premium feature in Toggl Track, at USD $14 per licence per month — and annual Premium renews at USD $18 after the first year. Puuunch is CAD $5.50 per active person, approvals included.

Yes. Reports → Detailed, then Export → CSV, then Settings → Import in Puuunch. Columns are found by name, and hh:mm:ss durations are read correctly.

You type a duration: “1h30”, “1:30”, “90m” or “1.5”. If your team lives in a timer and likes it, Toggl Track does that better — it is what they build.

Expenses and receipts don’t appear in Toggl Track’s advertised feature set. In Puuunch they’re included, entered in the same week as the hours.

Toggl Track invoices; Puuunch doesn’t. Puuunch exports CSV to whatever does the invoicing. If your invoices go out of Toggl Track today, leaving costs you that piece.

The Toggl Track details were read from toggl.com on 5 September 2026. Another product’s prices and plans can change without this page knowing — check with them before deciding.

Toggl Track is a trademark of its owner. Puuunch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Toggl Track. The details above come from public pages on toggl.com read on 5 September 2026 and may have changed since.