Hourly

The company was co-founded by Tom Sagi (CEO), the late Shay Litvak (CTO), and Amir Faintuch (Executive Chairman). Sagi's inspiration for Hourly came from his personal experience running a construction company, where he faced the frustrations of manual payroll processing and the difficulty of accurately calculating workers' comp premiums. This firsthand knowledge of the pain points for businesses with a variable workforce drove the creation of a mobile-first platform to solve these specific challenges. Faintuch brought his background as a tech entrepreneur and senior executive, while Litvak contributed two decades of technology experience.

Hourly's core offering is a unified, cloud-based platform that syncs time tracking with payroll and workers' compensation. Its key feature is the ability to calculate workers' compensation premiums based on real-time payroll data, rather than annual estimates. This pay-as-you-go model helps businesses avoid large, unexpected bills or overpayments at the end of the year, which can occur when payroll is underestimated or overestimated. The platform is available as a mobile application for both Android and iOS, allowing for on-the-go management. Features include GPS-based time tracking to ensure employees clock in at the correct job site, automated payroll tax calculations and filings, and same-day direct deposit. The business generates revenue through a subscription-based model, with tiered pricing plans that charge a monthly base fee plus a per-employee fee.

Since its founding, Hourly has reached several key milestones. The company raised a $7.15 million seed round in December 2019 and a $27 million Series A round in May 2022, led by Glilot Capital Partners, bringing its total funding to over $34 million. In July 2025, it was announced that Hourly would merge with WeSure US in a deal that valued the combined company at $53 million, with Hourly becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary. The merger and an additional $10 million in funding are intended to help the company expand its services across the United States.