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Clockwise costs Free to $7.75 per user/month as of July 2026, with 4 plans available including a free tier. Plans: Free (free), and Teams at $7.75/user/month. Enterprise pricing is available on request. Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

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  • Free tier: Yes

Clockwise offers 4 pricing tiers: Free, Teams, Business, Enterprise. A free plan is available. Paid plans include Teams at $7.75/user/month. The Teams plan is individuals, teams, and smaller companies wanting to optimize team calendars and boost productivity with ai automation.

Clockwise lists $0-$7.75/user/month, but hidden costs like implementation and support add to the total as of July 2026. Key hidden costs: business plan is annual-only billing - the business plan at $11.50/user/month is only available with annual billing, meaning a minimum upfront commitment of $138/user/year. there is no monthly billing option for business, forcing teams to commit for a full year before they can fully evaluate the tier, free plan's 30-day teams trial creates upgrade pressure - new free users automatically receive a 30-day trial of teams features. when the trial expires, functionality reverts to the limited free tier, creating pressure to upgrade right when users have become accustomed to premium features, optimization window limitations - free plan has minimal optimization, teams offers only a 2-week window, and business extends to 4 weeks. teams planning meetings or schedules further out hit these limits and must upgrade to extend their scheduling horizon. Verified from 1 sources by CostBench.

Hidden Costs Breakdown

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Business plan is annual-only billing - The Business plan at $11.50/user/month is only available with annual billing, meaning a minimum upfront commitment of $138/user/year. There is no monthly billing option for Business, forcing teams to commit for a full year before they can fully evaluate the tier

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Free plan's 30-day Teams trial creates upgrade pressure - New free users automatically receive a 30-day trial of Teams features. When the trial expires, functionality reverts to the limited Free tier, creating pressure to upgrade right when users have become accustomed to premium features

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Optimization window limitations - Free plan has minimal optimization, Teams offers only a 2-week window, and Business extends to 4 weeks. Teams planning meetings or schedules further out hit these limits and must upgrade to extend their scheduling horizon

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Microsoft support still in beta - Clockwise's Microsoft/Outlook support is currently in beta, meaning Microsoft-based organizations may experience limited functionality, bugs, or feature gaps compared to Google Calendar users

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Organization-wide analytics require Business tier - Team and company-wide analytics for measuring meeting load and focus time across the organization require the Business plan ($11.50/user/month annual). Teams wanting data-driven scheduling insights face a 70% premium over the Teams plan

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