Paid Features

Premium, Pro, and Lifetime unlock the same verified Clocky capabilities. The plans differ primarily by active-user limits, project limits, reporting history, rate limits, and billing model.

Break tracking

Paid servers can enable break tracking and use:

  • /break start to begin a break during an active work session
  • /break end to finish the break
  • /break status to view the current break

Break time is reported separately from worked time. See Break Tracking.

Projects

Projects organize work sessions in the dashboard and can be selected during check-in. Premium supports up to 100 projects; Pro and Lifetime have no configured project limit.

Completed-session correction

On paid servers, a server owner or member with Manage Server or Administrator permission can correct a completed session from the dashboard's Check-ins page. Every correction requires a reason and records the manager, time, and before/after values in per-session correction history. Active sessions cannot be edited.

This is a guild-scoped manager workflow, not a member self-edit command or a general customer audit-log product. See Correcting Completed Sessions for its validation, privacy, and reporting-history limits.

Analytics and export

The authenticated web dashboard provides paid servers with:

  • Custom reporting periods
  • Work-session totals and duration summaries
  • Project breakdowns
  • Activity charts
  • CSV export of the available reporting period

Personal /stats, /history, and /data-export commands remain available independently of the paid dashboard analytics feature.

Server settings

Paid servers can configure:

  • Detailed or simple bot messages
  • A dedicated output channel
  • Whether break tracking is enabled
  • Auto-checkout hours within the supported range

Plan differences

LimitPremiumProLifetime
Active users100UnlimitedUnlimited
Projects100UnlimitedUnlimited
Reporting history5 years10 yearsUnlimited
Command rate120/minute200/minute200/minute
BillingMonthly or yearlyMonthly or yearlyOne-time

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