Clocky
Permanent Free plan; $4.99/month Premium; $9.99/month Pro; $149.99 Lifetime.
Discord attendance comparison
Clocky vs DiscoClocker: Discord attendance compared
Both products are built around teams that already work in Discord, making this a closer comparison than a generic timesheet app. Clocky emphasizes a pinned Duty Panel, breaks, projects, and flat per-server plans. DiscoClocker emphasizes slash-command attendance with missed-clock-out checks and one all-feature paid plan.
Facts checked August 31, 2026Official public sourcesNo star scores
Clocky publishes this comparison. Clocky is not affiliated with or endorsed by DiscoClocker. Product names are used only to identify the services being compared.
The short answer
Which should you choose?
Clocky is the stronger value for teams that want a permanent free tier, one-click buttons, projects, breaks, or predictable per-server pricing. DiscoClocker is attractive when you prefer its focused slash-command workflow, one-month all-feature trial, and $2-per-user model capped at $30.
Pricing at a glance
DiscoClocker
First month free; then $2 per user/month, capped at $30/month from 15 users.
At three or more paid users, Clocky Premium’s $4.99 server price is below DiscoClocker’s $2-per-user total, assuming the team fits Clocky Premium’s limits. Prices were checked on August 31, 2026 and can change.
The honest fit
Choose Clocky if…
- Teams that want a permanent free plan and a persistent button panel.
- Servers that need breaks, project context, or a lifetime purchase option.
- Growing teams that prefer a flat server price to per-user billing.
Choose DiscoClocker if…
- Teams that want to trial every feature for a full month without a card.
- Small teams that prefer simple per-user pricing and slash-command entry.
- Administrators who want missed-clock-out flags and audited corrections in a focused product.
Side by side
Clocky vs DiscoClocker feature comparison
| Decision point | Clocky | DiscoClocker |
|---|---|---|
| Clock-in controls | Persistent buttons and slash commands | Slash command |
| Free access | Permanent Free plan for 5 rolling active users | One month free with every feature |
| Paid pricing | Flat $4.99 or $9.99 per server/month | $2 per user/month, capped at $30 |
| Break tracking | Included on paid plans | Not listed on the reviewed public page |
| Projects | Included on paid plans | Not listed on the reviewed public page |
| Missed check-outs | Automatic stale-session close with configurable paid threshold | Automatically flags missed clock-outs |
| Corrections | Paid manager correction with audit history | Admin-managed corrections with edits logged |
| Dashboard | Attendance, session, project, and analytics views | Team status and attendance management dashboard |
| After cancellation | Plan reporting windows govern normal access | Public pricing says past data stays viewable |
| Primary positioning | Discord-native time, breaks, attendance, and projects | Attendance and time tracking for global remote teams on Discord |
“Not listed” is not the same as “does not exist.” It means we did not find a public claim for that feature in the official sources reviewed below.
The member experience is the clearest difference
Clocky’s persistent Duty Panel keeps Check in, Break or resume, Check out, and status buttons in one pinned message. Members can also use slash commands, especially when they need to choose a project. Routine confirmations are private so the channel stays readable.
DiscoClocker’s public page emphasizes clocking in and out with a slash command. For a command-comfortable team, that is direct and simple. For a mixed or frequently changing roster, Clocky’s visible panel reduces how much onboarding a member must remember.
Flat server price versus per-user price
DiscoClocker includes every feature for the first month, with no card required. After that, it charges $2 per user per month and stops increasing at $30 once the team reaches 15 members.
Clocky keeps a permanent Free plan for five rolling active users. Premium is $4.99 per server per month for up to 100 active users and 100 projects; Pro is $9.99 with no configured active-user or project cap. For a team of ten, the published monthly comparison is $4.99 for Clocky Premium versus $20 for DiscoClocker. Pricing alone should not decide the tool, but the models scale differently.
Both products take corrections seriously
DiscoClocker says it flags missed clock-outs, rejects duplicate or invalid entries, and lets administrators correct attendance with every edit logged. That is a clear, trustworthy attendance model.
Clocky auto-closes stale sessions instead of only flagging them. Paid managers can correct completed sessions, must provide a reason, and the record keeps the before-and-after audit history. Clocky additionally separates break time and can associate the session with a project.
Bottom line
Clocky wins on interaction flexibility, permanent free access, projects, breaks, and cost predictability for growing servers. DiscoClocker has a clean focused proposition, a generous all-feature trial, and simple per-user billing with a ceiling.
If you are choosing between them, test the check-in habit with ordinary members—not only administrators—and compare the final report you will use every week. Both products are intentionally lighter than enterprise workforce software.
Evidence
Sources and methodology
We compare the public product, pricing, documentation, and app-directory pages available on the review date. We do not infer an absent feature unless the competitor explicitly says it is unavailable; “not listed” means exactly that.
Clocky vs DiscoClocker FAQ
Is DiscoClocker free?
Its reviewed public pricing offers one free month with all features and no credit card, followed by a paid plan. Clocky offers a permanent Free plan for up to five rolling active users.
Which product costs less for ten users?
Using published monthly prices, Clocky Premium is $4.99 per server per month for up to 100 rolling active users. DiscoClocker is $2 per user, so ten users total $20 per month. Feature fit still matters.
Do both products allow attendance corrections?
Yes. DiscoClocker says admin corrections are logged. Clocky offers paid completed-session corrections with a required reason and audit history.
Which product has button controls?
Clocky documents a persistent Duty Panel with buttons plus slash commands. DiscoClocker’s reviewed public page emphasizes slash-command clock in and clock out.
All comparisons
Compare another option
Try one complete shift before deciding.
Publish Clocky’s Duty Panel, check in, take a break, and check out. The Free plan supports five rolling active users.