Hourvy vs Homebase: no per-location fee, no minimum spend
Homebase charges by location, not by team — every extra location is a full separate subscription. Hourvy is a flat $1 per active worker, wherever they work.
- No per-location subscription fee
- No flat plan price you pay regardless of headcount
- Payroll tracking and exports included, not upsold as an add-on
Hourvy vs Homebase pricing
Homebase's published plans, side by side with Hourvy's flat rate.
| Homebase plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | Up to 20 employees, 1 location, basic scheduling & time tracking |
| Essentials | $24.95/mo per location | Billed annually. Unlimited employees, advanced scheduling, team messaging |
| Plus | $56–60/mo per location | Adds hiring, PTO, departments |
| All-in-One | $96–100/mo per location | Adds onboarding, labor cost management, HR compliance |
No base fee. No per-location fee. No minimum spend. One plan, every feature included, workers always free.
Start free trialEach additional location requires its own separate subscription at full price. Payroll is a separate add-on on any plan: $39/month base + $6/employee/month.
Pricing gathered from Homebase's public pricing page and pricing-tracking sites, July 2026. Confirm current pricing on homebase.com/pricing before publishing.
Want to see this for your exact team size? Try the payroll cost calculator.
Real numbers, not guesses
Hourvy at $1/active worker/month against Homebase's Essentials — $24.95/mo per location — the closest match to what Hourvy includes out of the box.
Feature by feature
| Feature | Hourvy | Homebase |
|---|---|---|
| Shift scheduling | ✓ | ✓ |
| Time clock / clock-in | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mobile app | ✓ | ✓ |
| Free plan available |
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30-day free trial, no credit card required
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Up to 20 employees, 1 location
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| Payroll processing |
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Tracks hours & exports reports — you pay workers however you already do
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Separate add-on: $39/mo + $6/employee
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| Extra cost per location |
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One flat rate covers every location
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Each location needs its own full subscription
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