Logr
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VisitLogr vs Miru
What both publish
| Fact | Logr | Miru |
|---|---|---|
| Invoicing | Logr collects unbilled sessions into a draft invoice that can be adjusted and shared through a public link clients can view and download without an account. | Miru generates invoices from tracked hours, supports line items, taxes, discounts and branded PDFs, and emails invoices to clients. |
| Product | Logr is an open-source, self-hostable time tracker with built-in invoicing for freelancers and agencies. | Miru is open-source time tracking, invoicing, expenses, payments, and reporting for teams that bill by the hour. |
| Reports | Reports can be filtered and shared per client. | Miru lists five reports and four analytics views covering time, overdue invoices, revenue, aging, payments, forecasts, teams, clients and expenses. |
| Self-hosting | The maker describes deploying the Next.js app on Node.js infrastructure and connecting it to a PocketBase instance, with a Docker Compose file for both. | The self-hosting documentation covers Docker, environment variables, PostgreSQL, email delivery and Linux production deployment. |
Logr plans
- Hosted LogrFree
- Self-hosted LogrFree
Miru plans
- Self-hostedFree
- Miru Cloud$1 a month
- Miru Cloud Annual$10 a year
- Managed Miru$1,000 a month
Pick Logr if…
Logr suits freelancers and agencies that organize billable work by client and project and need to create client invoices. It can also suit people who want to self-host an open-source time tracker.
Pick Miru if…
Miru suits agencies, consultants, freelancers, startups, and service teams that track billable hours and invoice clients. It can also suit teams that want to self-host and manage their own operations.