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?
Sources
- Harvest Pricing Review — actiTIME
- Harvest Alternatives — Toggl
Written By
Vikram-Bhandari
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