ShiftsLine vs 7shifts
Same week built. One flat bill.
7shifts is a good scheduler built for restaurants. It charges per location. ShiftsLine charges one price for the whole business, with no limit on workers, so the bill doesn't grow as you hire.
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At a glance
7shifts details are from their public site as of October 2026 and may have changed. Check their current pricing.
Where we're different
Your second location doesn't double the bill
7shifts bills each location separately. On ShiftsLine, Pro covers every location you run for $49 a month total. Open a second store and the bill stays where it was.
Hire for summer without changing plans
Starter and Pro have no limit on workers and no per-worker fee. Bring on the seasonal crew and the price stays the same.
Photo clock-in without the top tier
A photo at every punch and an approval queue for early clock-ins come with Starter. That's the cheapest paid plan, not the most expensive one.
Not just for restaurants
7shifts is built around the restaurant. ShiftsLine works for any team that runs on shifts, whether that's a retail floor, a front desk, or a care home.
When 7shifts might suit you better
If you run a multi-unit restaurant group that relies on tight POS integrations, tip pooling, and payroll in the same tool, 7shifts has spent years building for that and it shows. If you want fast scheduling, clock-in you can trust, and a price that doesn't grow every time you open a location or hire, try ShiftsLine. It's free for up to 5 people, and you can see every plan before you pay anything.