Jibble Pricing Explained (2026): Free Tier, Paid Tiers, and the Catch for Field Crews

Jibble's pitch is a free time clock with face-recognition attendance, and the free tier is real: unlimited users can punch in and out at no cost. The paid tiers add the management layer, and the fit question for a trades crew is less about price than about model: Jibble leans into attendance verification, selfies, and monitoring, which lands differently on a job site than in a retail back room.

JULY 29, 2026 · BY THE CLOX TEAM

Plan	Price	Billing notes
Free	$0 for unlimited users	Kiosk mode, facial recognition, basic GPS, and 2 geofences.
Premium	$4.49 per user per month billed annually, or $5.99 monthly	Adds unlimited geofences, work schedules, PTO accruals, and multi-level approvals.
Ultimate	$7.99 per user per month billed annually, or $9.99 monthly	Adds live location tracking, custom individual permissions, and attendance insight reports.
Enterprise	Not published	Custom quote. Adds SAML single sign on, dedicated infrastructure, API access, and self-hosting options.

14-day free trial. Annual billing saves roughly 25 to 30 percent per user versus monthly. Published rates exclude tax. The 14-day trial of the paid tiers needs no credit card.

Checked July 28, 2026. Prices change; confirm on the vendor's site.

What free covers

Free Jibble handles the basics: clock in, clock out, timesheets, and its signature face-recognition kiosk. For a single-location team that mostly needs attendance proof at one door, free covers a surprising amount, and that's the honest headline.

What the paid tiers add

The paid tiers bring the features a field operation actually runs on: geofencing, overtime rules, approvals, schedules, and payroll exports arrive as you move up, priced per user and discounted annually. As with every tiered product, the number that matters is the tier that holds your whole must-have list at once, multiplied by your full crew.

The model question for field crews

Jibble's verification features are its identity: selfie checks, face recognition, and activity oversight. Some owners want exactly that. Plenty of crews resent it, and resentment shows up as workarounds, complaints, and churn on the tool. Before buying, decide which kind of shop you're running, because the crew reacts to those features, not just the price.

When Jibble is the right choice

A business that wants strong attendance verification at a shared entry point, at a low price, with face recognition handling verification, gets what it came for. Retail, warehouses, and single-door workplaces are the natural fit.

How Clox compares

Clox takes the opposite stance on the same problem. Off-site punches are simply blocked by geofence, every clock-in lands as a pin on the worksites map, and location is captured only at the punch, never between punches. Verification comes from the record, not from watching people: punches are hash-chained and independently verifiable, which settles disputes without surveillance. One plan at $29 a month including 3 users, then $6 per user, every feature included, free for 14 days. If you're weighing the two models, the comparison hub lays them side by side, and pricing is here.

FAQ

Is Jibble really free?

Yes, the free tier supports unlimited users for basic time and attendance as of July 2026.

Does Jibble have geofencing on the free plan?

Geofencing sits in the paid tiers; verify the current placement on their pricing page.

What's the main difference between Jibble and Clox?

Jibble verifies people with recognition and oversight. Clox verifies records with blocked off-site punches and a tamper-evident punch ledger, and never tracks location between punches.

Blocked off-site punches and verifiable records, without surveillance. $29 a month includes 3 users, then $6 per user. Free for 14 days.