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San Francisco, CA-based workforce management company founded 2014. Private. Operates in scheduling, time tracking, and payroll. Serves small business owners with hourly teams across retail, food & beverage, and service industries.

Entry price
$24
Essentials · /location/mo, billed annually
Plans tracked
4
6 add-ons
Pricing changes
8
Latest Nov 9, 2026
Pricing model
Subscription + usage
Free tier available

Pricing Change History

8 changes
20268 changes

Current plans

Checked
PlanPrice
BasicFree
Essentials$24 /location/mobilled annually$30 billed monthly
  • Annual billing 20% off
Plus$56 /location/mobilled annually$70 billed monthly
All-in-One$96 /location/mobilled annually$120 billed monthly
  • Annual billing 20% off
Background ChecksAdd-on$30 per background check
PayrollAdd-on$49 /mo
Tip ManagerAdd-on$25 /location/mo
Task ManagerAdd-on$13 /location/mo
Job Post BoostsAdd-on$50 per post
Hiring AssistantAdd-on$99 /mo
  • Intro offer 100% off

Company Facts

Free tierYes
Employees1001-10000
Jun 25, 2026
Last checked
Websitewww.joinhomebase.com

Homebase pricing FAQ

How much does Homebase cost?
Homebase pricing starts at $24/location/mo on Essentials, billed annually. Homebase lists 4 plans on its pricing page; the Basic plan is free.
Does Homebase have a free plan?
Yes. Homebase's Basic plan is free; paid plans start at $24/location/mo on Essentials, billed annually.
What pricing model does Homebase use?
Homebase uses subscription + usage pricing across 4 plans, with a free tier.
When did Homebase last change its pricing?
Nov 9, 2026: Homebase adds onboarding to lower plans with payroll, moves premium tools down tiers.
How often has Homebase changed its pricing?
Pulse has recorded 8 pricing changes for Homebase since it started tracking on Jun 25, 2026; the pricing page was last checked on Nov 9, 2026.
What does “tracked since” mean?
It's the date of the first saved copy of the pricing page that Pulse checked for changes against a later copy. For a few companies we hold older copies that Pulse never checked for changes, and those don't change this date. If Pulse has never checked two copies, it's the date of the first saved copy.