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Harvest just raised your price. Quanta is the Harvest you liked, at $40 a month for the whole team.

Since the Bending Spoons acquisition, Harvest's 2026 renewals are arriving at five to fifteen times last year's bill, solo and small plans are being moved onto Team and Enterprise tiers, and usage fees now sit on top of seats. Quanta is a flat $40 a month for up to 100 people, or $10 for one, and it imports your Harvest history in one pass.

Import your Harvest dataRead the migration guide

14-day trial, no card. Import and undo as many times as you like.

See what you'd actually pay

Harvest charges per seat, and the list price is the floor, not what renewals are coming in at. Quanta is a flat $40/mo for your whole team.

Team size:

Harvest

$0/mo

from $11 per seat, before usage fees, x 10

Quanta

$0/mo

Flat price, 10 users included

You save $840/year with Quanta

What Harvest customers say their 2026 renewal looks like

  • $79 to $938 a month

    6-person team, r/HarvestApp

  • $129.60 to $1,158 a year

    solo freelancer, r/Freelancers

  • $168 to $673 a month

    8-year customer, r/HarvestApp

  • $25 to over $200 a month

    one-person business, r/HarvestApp

Figures as posted publicly by Harvest customers, September 2026.

What survives the move

Export all time from Harvest as one CSV and upload it. Nothing is written until you confirm the review step.

Clients, projects, tasks and people

Created from the rows in your export. No separate files to prepare.

Review before anything is saved

Set each project's billing type, fee and rates on one screen. Merge the task names Harvest repeated on every project into shared tasks.

Finished jobs come in deactivated

Set "deactivate if idle for" a number of days and every project older than that stays out of your pickers but keeps its hours on reports and invoices.

Undo

If a run lands wrong, one click takes the whole thing back out. Try it as many times as you need.

A ten-year account with 50,000 entries across 4,000 projects parses in about twenty seconds and imports in about seven minutes. The import runs on the server, so you can close the tab.

Harvest's export has no budget column, so project and task budgets are set in Quanta afterwards.

Read the step-by-step migration guide

Why teams switch from Harvest

Closest to Harvest in how it feels

Timer, weekly grid, clients and projects, invoice from unbilled hours. Teams moving over tell us it is the nearest thing to the Harvest they liked, without a suite of other tools bolted on.

Your history comes with you

One CSV brings clients, projects, tasks, team and every hour across. A review step shows what will be created before anything is written, and undo takes a run back out.

Xero and QuickBooks, built in

Invoices and payments push into Xero or QuickBooks Online. Xero can take them as drafts for approval on that side. Included on every plan, not a higher tier.

Budgets, retainers and approvals for agencies

Fixed-fee and hourly budgets by project, task or person, with alerts at the percentage you choose. Retainers that bill themselves. Weekly timesheets a manager signs off.

Feature comparison

How Quanta stacks up against Harvest, including what we do not do.

FeatureQuantaHarvest
Time tracking
Project management
Reporting & export
Team collaboration
Desktop apps (Mac & Windows)
Flat-rate pricing
No per-seat fees
Up to 100 users included
Built-in invoicing
Expense & mileage tracking
Project and task budgets
Retainers
Timesheet approvalsEnterprise tier
Time rounding, increment and direction
QuickBooks Online sync
Xero sync
Import with review step and undo
Log time from Claude (MCP)
Microsoft sign-inNot yet
Collect card payments from clients
Screenshots or activity monitoringNever
Usage-based fees on invoices and projects

Switch from Harvest in minutes

Export a CSV from Harvest, upload it, and review what Quanta will create before anything is written. Undo takes a run back out if it lands wrong.

1.

Export CSV from Harvest

2.

Review, then import

3.

Undo and retry if needed

Start your migration

Step-by-step guide for Harvest

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about switching from Harvest to Quanta.

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