Tooling

Agencies Report 10x Harvest Price Hikes

A year after Harvest was acquired by Milan-based Bending Spoons, agencies renewing their plans are reporting steep, sometimes order-of-magnitude, price increases — and the community threads tracking it have only grown.

The number that made people look up

Reviewers have described single-user plans climbing from roughly $130 a year to over $500, and at the extreme, accounts auto-migrated to enterprise tiers moving from around $12 a month to figures in the thousands. Bending Spoons has a documented history of restructuring pricing across acquired products, which is why teams evaluating any single-purpose tool in 2026 are now weighing pricing stability as heavily as features.

The reliable time tracker that turned hours into invoices is still a good product. The question a lot of agency owners are now asking is a different one: how much of my stack is one acquisition away from a bill I did not budget for?

Go deeper on Tooling

Sources

  1. Harvest Pricing Review — actiTIME
  2. Harvest Alternatives — Toggl

Written By

Vikram-Bhandari

The Offthebooks Newsletter

Stories beyond the ledger.

Business is weird, fascinating, and surprisingly human. Every week, one deeply-reported story about the people and ideas behind the businesses that made it — free, and genuinely worth the open. Join agency owners who read it first.

Full bookkeeping.
Zero bookkeeper.

Invoicing, expense management, and financial goal tracking, handled automatically by your AI agent. OffBooks is built for the business owner, not the accountant.

Show Me My Numbers