How Oh! Thyme compares.

Four questions decide it for a NetSuite company with crews in California: does it follow people all day, does it pay the premiums, does it feed NetSuite, and does it feed Paycom.

Oh! ThymeClockSharkWorkyardQuickBooks TimeNetSuite native
Location during the shiftNever. Only once, at each punchOptional, every 10 to 15 minutesContinuous while clocked inPeriodic points while on the clockGeotag at the punch (SuitePeople app)
California meal and rest premiums computedYes, with daily overtime, double time and the seventh dayNot claimed on its siteSays it does not calculate meal-penalty pay automaticallyNot claimed; overtime by state and federal lawNot found
NetSuiteEvery plan: people, projects and tasks in; time entries and approvals backNot listedNative, on the top Autopilot planNot listedNative
PaycomHours file by earning code, or APINot listedNot listedNot listedNot found
Starting price$49 a month + $8 a person who recorded timeAbout $40 a month + $9 an active user, 3-year termFrom $6 a user a month; NetSuite tier unpublished$20 a month + $10 a userNetSuite licensing

Where these come from.

Each vendor's own pages, checked on October 30, 2026. Prices change; confirm them with each vendor.

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Questions when comparing.

Is Oh! Thyme cheaper?

Not always. ClockShark's per-active-user price is close to the Field plan. The difference is what is included: NetSuite, Paycom and California premiums on every plan.

Which one should a QuickBooks company pick?

Probably not Oh! Thyme. It is built for companies whose projects live in NetSuite.

Is Oh! Thyme ready?

It is in pre-release. The phone apps are in testing, and we set up each company ourselves. Try the demo to see every screen today.

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