Virtual TimeClock vs. OnTheClock

Choose Virtual TimeClock if:

You want to avoid ongoing per-employee software subscription billing.

Your time clock needs to continue working locally during internet outages.

You prefer a desktop application instead of a browser-based time clock.

You want local control over timecard history and payroll reports.

Employees clock in from office, retail, school, church, or manufacturing stations.

Choose OnTheClock if:

Managers need to review hours from a web browser at any location.

Employees need mobile clock-in access from web browsers or their smartphones.

You need GPS, geofencing, or device level IP controls for your workers.

You prefer a subscription-based cloud platform with advanced scheduling tools.

You want online access across multiple devices without installed desktop software.