busybusy
$9.99/user/month for the Pro plan.
The Field-First Time Clock
A rugged, fair-play time tracking app that uses GPS and geofencing to ensure labor hours are recorded accurately and transparently.
What busybusy Does
- GPS geofencing that flags clock-ins outside of the job site
- Labor cost-coding that allows workers to select tasks when clocking in
- Safety sign-off prompt at the end of every shift to prevent fraudulent claims
The 'Fair Play' Time Clock
busybusy exists because payroll is the biggest headache in construction. They solve the 'dishonest timesheet' problem. By using GPS, the app knows if a worker is actually at the site when they hit 'Clock In'.
How Pricing Works
- Free Version: Actually usable for basic clock-in/out for small crews.
- Pro ($9.99/user): Adds scheduling, daily reports, and equipment tracking.
The ConstructionPerks Take
We think busybusy is best for: GCs and specialty subs with 10–100+ field workers who need accurate time tracking and job costing.
One thing to think about is Simplicity. It does time and labor really well. If you need deep project documentation (RFIs/Submittals), you might find it light.
Another consideration is Job Costing. Because it's so easy for a guy to tap 'Framing' when he clocks in, you get real-time data to see if you're blowing the budget mid-week.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is busybusy and who is it for?
A rugged, fair-play time tracking app that uses GPS and geofencing to ensure labor hours are recorded accurately and transparently.
How much does busybusy cost?
Per-user/per-month with prorated billing—you only pay for users active during that cycle.
Does busybusy offer a free trial?
14-day free trial of Pro features; robust free version available.
Per-user/per-month with prorated billing—you only pay for users active during that cycle.
14-day free trial of Pro features; robust free version available.
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