Five timesheets first, then five schedules. Licenses and availability can change, so read each publisher's terms before you redistribute anything. None of these work out payroll taxes or deductions.
Weekly, biweekly & monthly timesheets
by Chronotek
ExcelSheetsPDFFree
Enter date, time in, time out and unpaid break minutes; it totals decimal hours, splits overtime at 40 hours per workweek (biweekly weeks are never averaged), works out gross pay at 1.5x and handles overnight shifts. There's also a blank editable version and a printable PDF.
Catch: Chronotek sells time-tracking software. Direct .xlsx downloads, no sign-up or email. For Sheets, upload to Drive and use File, Save as Google Sheets.
Daily, weekly & monthly timesheets (plus construction, hospitality, volunteer)
by QuickBooks
ExcelSheetsPDFWordFree
Covers pay rate, overtime rate, vacation, sick days and lunch breaks, with industry versions for construction crews, hospitality and volunteers. The page also has a short checklist on overtime, breaks and employee classification.
Catch: QuickBooks sells QuickBooks Time and pushes it at the bottom of the page. The templates work out basic pay only, with no taxes or deductions.
Weekly & monthly timesheet
by Honest Day
ExcelSheetsFree
One workbook with a week tab and a month tab. Enter start, end and unpaid break; it works out hours, counts shifts that pass midnight, totals the period and the amount at your hourly rate. Uses only functions both Excel and Sheets have.
Catch: Honest Day sells a time tracker with a free plan for small teams. Plain download, no sign-up. Overtime isn't split out, so it suits one person or flat-rate hours best.
Weekly, biweekly & monthly timesheets (+ CSV)
by Workotick
ExcelSheetsCSVFree
Start, end and break minutes per day with hours and overtime worked out automatically, in three pay-period lengths. A plain CSV version is there if you want to import hours elsewhere.
Catch: Workotick sells automatic time tracking and the page says the templates are a preview of it. No signup or email, no watermark.
Timesheets, timecards & payroll register
by Vertex42
ExcelSheetsFree
A long-running template site. The timesheet workbooks hold several versions in one file (weekly or biweekly, decimal or hh:mm entry), and the same page links a payroll register and a vacation accrual tracker.
Catch: Vertex42 shows ads and sells some premium templates; check each template's own license terms before sharing it outside your business.
Weekly schedule with overtime & coverage
by HiveDesk
ExcelSheetsFree
One row per employee with start and end times; it works out weekly hours, shows overtime above a threshold you set (40 by default), subtracts a default unpaid break and counts how many people you have each day. A second tab plans by shift with a target headcount.
Catch: HiveDesk sells time-tracking software. No sign-up for the file or its online schedule generator. Room for 20 people before you add rows.
Six schedule templates in one workbook
by ClockIt
ExcelSheetsFree
Weekly, biweekly, monthly, rotating shift (define shifts like 6–2, 2–10, 10–6 once and assign codes), staff-by-role and daily 24-hour tabs. Good for 24/7 operations.
Catch: ClockIt sells scheduling software. No email required; in Sheets use File, Make a copy.
Weekly, daily, 24/7, shift & monthly schedules
by Fit Small Business
ExcelSheetsFree
Five schedule layouts with plain instructions, including a breakfast/lunch/dinner shift version for restaurants and retail and a 24/7 template with a role dropdown. The page explains how to share a view-only schedule.
Catch: Fit Small Business is a review site that recommends scheduling software (Homebase) on the page and may earn from it. The page was last updated Aug 2025.
Simple weekly work schedule
by EpicShifts
ExcelSheetsFree
A no-frills Monday–Sunday grid with employee, role, shift times and a scheduled-hours column, pre-filled with sample restaurant shifts you overwrite. Frozen headers keep it readable as you add people.
Catch: EpicShifts sells a scheduling app and invites you to upload the sheet to it. You total the hours yourself; no signup or payment for the file.
Weekly shift schedule (CSV)
by Tickin
ExcelSheetsCSVFree
The barest option: one row per person, one column per day, shifts typed as 09:00-17:00 or Off. Handy if you just want a clean grid to post or text to the team.
Catch: Tickin sells time-tracking software. No formulas, so no hour totals.