Build the week in one grid
Drag, drop, duplicate. People down the side, seven days across, and the hours add up as you go.
Free during the public beta. No card needed.
Rota software for UK pubs, cafés and restaurants. Publish the week, and the holiday and payroll underneath already adds up.
ClockRota is staff rota software for UK hospitality. It replaces the spreadsheet, the paper timesheet and the group chat with one app your whole team uses.
Before: A spreadsheet that breaks when you touch it
With ClockRota: A grid you build by dragging shifts onto people
Before: WhatsApp pings on your day off
With ClockRota: Staff are told the moment you publish
Before: Payroll maths done by hand every month
With ClockRota: Hours worked go straight into a payroll export
Six things, one app, every one of them in every band.
Join the public betaDrag, drop, duplicate. People down the side, seven days across, and the hours add up as you go.
Push and email alerts go out the moment you publish. No more "I didn't see the paper rota".
They agree it between themselves. You approve or decline.
Who's in, who's late, and the hours actually worked.
A clean CSV your payroll run reads straight off, built from the hours staff actually clocked.
Real reliability data, so the next rota is built on what happened rather than what you remember.
£0 today, during the public beta
When the beta ends: £9 a month for up to 5 staff, then £10 more for each extra band of 5. Hire within a band and the bill doesn't change.
Band 2 · 6-10 staff
per month, when the beta ends
You save £38 against monthly
Everyone counts, owners and managers included. More than 20? It keeps going at £10 per 5 staff.
For a 10-person team, monthly against monthly, Deputy runs £36 to £47.50 a month and Planday from £29.90 a month on its cheapest published plan, which leaves out holiday management. Both climb with every extra person. ClockRota is £19 for any venue up to 10 staff, every feature included. Read the full Deputy and Planday comparisons.
Something else? Email hello@clockrota.co.uk and a founder answers.
Rota software replaces the spreadsheet or WhatsApp message you currently use to plan staff shifts. You build the week's schedule in a visual grid, publish it, and every team member is notified automatically. ClockRota also handles clock-in, shift swaps and payroll exports, so the rota, timesheets and hours all live in one place.
Nothing. ClockRota is £0 for the duration of the public beta. Every feature is unlocked, there's no card required and no usage limits. This is a beta, not a permanently free product: when we launch paid plans, pricing starts at £9/month for teams up to 5, and every plan will include a 30-day free trial.
We'll give every beta user plenty of notice before billing starts, so nothing changes overnight. Pricing is banded by team size: £9/month up to 5 staff, then £10 more per band of 5, with every feature included in every band. Your price only moves when your team crosses a band. Hire within one and the bill doesn't change.
Staff clock in and out from their phone's browser at the start of a shift, so you see who's in, who's late and the hours actually worked, and those hours flow into your payroll export. A native app is in build; until it lands, clock-in is browser-based. Rota, scheduling and payroll export all work in any browser right now.
Yes. Team members arrange swaps between themselves in ClockRota, and you just approve or decline the final result. No more playing middleman across three group chats to cover a Saturday shift.
Nothing to install to run your rota: ClockRota works in any browser, on phone, tablet or computer. Staff clock in through the browser too. A native app is in build, and nothing about the rota depends on it.
Launch copy goes here: what your staff do in the app, in the product's own words.
Build your rota, publish it, and everyone knows where to be. We'll give you plenty of notice before anything changes.
Join the public beta