FairHour or Everhour?

Everhour’s Time Tracking Power-Up is the closest thing to FairHour: it also lives inside Trello and needs no separate account. It does more, and after a two-week trial it is paid. (Everhour also sells a full time tracker with a Trello integration; this page is about the Power-Up.)

Facts about Everhour are from its own website, read on 15 November 2026. Prices and plans change; check the links at the bottom.

	FairHour	Everhour
With Trello	A Trello Power-Up. The timer is on the card.	A Power-Up that works inside Trello.
Account	None. It uses your Trello account.	No Everhour account is needed for the Power-Up.
Where time is kept	In Trello’s Power-Up storage, on your board.	Described in the Power-Up’s own privacy policy, linked below.
Price	Free for any number of people and boards.	Free for the first 2 weeks, then $10 per month flat per workspace, for any number of members and boards.
Time shown inside Trello	Yes: totals on the card, your week on the board, and a weekly timesheet.	Yes: a running timer, total time and the estimate next to the card title, plus reports and a weekly timesheet.
Beyond the timer	No invoices, rates, budgets, export or reports across boards.	Billable rates, budgets per card, estimates, a dashboard across boards, and reports with CSV export.

Choose Everhour if

You need estimates, budgets or billable rates on cards.
You need one report across several boards, or CSV export.
Admins need to log time on behalf of other people.

Choose FairHour if

You want to keep tracking after two weeks without paying.
A timer, totals and a weekly timesheet per board are enough.
You want only the person who tracked a session to be able to change it.

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Everhour is a trademark of its owner. FairHour is not affiliated with it. Found something out of date? Write to hello@fairhour.com.

Choose Everhour if

Choose FairHour if

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