Pricing

Every tool on this site is free and stays free. There is no account, no trial that expires and no feature that stops working after a number of uses. The calculators run entirely in your browser, which means the marginal cost of one more visitor is close to nothing — so there is no commercial reason to put a clock behind a paywall.

A paid tier is planned for work that genuinely costs something to run: syncing your saved cities and timers between devices, exporting large calendar and timesheet files, and an API for teams that want to call the conversions from their own systems. None of it removes anything from the free tier.

Why free works here

The economics are unusual and worth explaining. Because every calculation runs in the visitor's browser, serving one more person costs essentially nothing beyond bandwidth for a few static files. There is no database to scale, no compute per request and no per-user cost, so metering access would raise very little and would make the tools worse for everyone.

What a paid tier would actually cover

The things that genuinely cost money are the ones that need a server: syncing saved cities, timers and alarms between your devices; exporting large calendar and timesheet files; and an API for teams that want to call the conversions from their own systems. Those are the candidates for a paid tier, and none of them removes anything from what is free today.

No dark patterns

There is no trial that expires, no feature that stops working after a number of uses, and no account required to use anything on this site. If a paid tier launches, the free tools will keep working exactly as they do now.

How this compares

Most sites in this space are funded by advertising, which is a legitimate model and one this site may eventually use. The difference worth stating is that ads here would never gate a tool: everything that works today would keep working, and legal pages would stay free of advertising entirely.

If you want to support it

Linking to a page you found useful is genuinely the most valuable thing, followed by telling us when something is wrong. A correction with reproducible inputs improves the tools for everyone who uses them afterwards, which is worth considerably more than a small payment.

Refunds

Nothing is currently for sale, so there is nothing to refund. If a paid tier launches, the terms will be stated on this page before anyone can buy anything.

Frequently asked

No, there is no catch. No, an account is not required and there is no plan to require one for the existing tools. And no, the free tools are not a limited trial of the paid ones — they are the product, and a paid tier would sit alongside them rather than carve anything out.

What happens to the free tools if a paid tier launches

Nothing. The commitment is specific rather than vague: no tool that works today will be moved behind a payment, have a usage limit applied, or require an account. A paid tier would add capabilities that need a server — device sync, bulk export, an API — and those genuinely do not exist today for anyone.

Why publish a price for something unavailable

Because it is more honest than a mailing list signup. The figures shown are indicative and set in configuration rather than in the application, and nothing on this page can take a payment. When that changes, it will be stated here first.

Enterprise and volume use

There is no separate enterprise arrangement, because there is nothing to license. The tools are free to use commercially, the clock widget is free to embed, and the underlying time zone data comes from the public-domain IANA database that anyone can build on directly.