Comparison

Chaser vs Toggl Track

Toggl Track is the best time tracker in the business. But it wasn't built to chase overdue invoices. That's what Chaser does.

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Toggl Track

The gold standard for freelance time tracking. Tracks hours across projects, generates invoices from time entries, and provides detailed reporting.

✅ Excellent time tracking interface
✅ Project and client time reports
✅ Basic invoice generation from tracked time
✅ Team time tracking
❌ No automated payment reminders
❌ No payment escalation sequence
❌ No overdue invoice management

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Chaser

Built specifically for invoice management and automated payment follow-up. Once the invoice is sent, Chaser handles all reminders until you're paid.

✅ Professional invoice builder with PDF
✅ 4-stage automated escalation emails
✅ Stripe payment links (iDEAL + card)
✅ Overdue tracking, risk scores, aging
✅ UBL export for accounting software
❌ No time tracking
❌ Not a full accounting suite

Feature Comparison

Feature	Toggl Track	Chaser
Primary use case	Time tracking	Invoice management + payment follow-up
Invoice creation	Basic invoices from tracked time	Full invoice builder with line items, VAT, PDF
Automated payment reminders	No — manual only	4-stage automated sequence
Escalation stages	None	Day 3 / 7 / 14 / 30 (escalating tone)
Stripe payment links	No built-in payment links	iDEAL + card via Stripe Connect
Client payment page	No	Professional client-facing pay page
UBL XML export	No	UBL 2.1 for Moneybird / Exact / Snelstart
Late payment tracking	No overdue tracking	Risk scores, aging, escalation history
Time tracking	Core feature — best in class	Not included (use Toggl for this)
Price	Free–$20/user/mo	Free (3 invoices) / €20/mo unlimited

Use Toggl Track + Chaser Together

Many freelancers use both tools — they complement each other perfectly:

Track your project time in Toggl Track

Export hours and create your invoice in Chaser's builder

Send the invoice — Chaser handles all follow-up automatically

Get paid — Chaser marks it paid and stops the reminder sequence

The Problem with Toggl's Invoicing

Toggl Track generates invoices from your time entries, which is convenient. But once that invoice is sent, Toggl's job is done. There's no automated follow-up, no escalation, no overdue tracking.

If your client doesn't pay, you're back to manually writing follow-up emails. Most freelancers hate this enough that they delay it — which means later payment, more awkwardness, and sometimes unpaid invoices that slip through the cracks.

Use Toggl to track time. Use Chaser to get paid.

Start free — 3 invoices, no credit card required.

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