ShiftWerx vs Deputy.
Feature by feature, here is how ShiftWerx and Deputy handle scheduling, messaging and shift trades.
Where ShiftWerx and Deputy differ.
Deputy details come from an automated review of Deputy’s public help center and pricing pages (September 2026) and may contain errors. Check Deputy’s own site for the most up-to-date information. “Not listed” means we couldn’t find it in their documentation; a plan name means it’s only on that plan or higher. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
Moving off Deputy takes an afternoon.
- 1Send us your current schedule
A spreadsheet export, a PDF or a photo of the paper schedule all work.
- 2We load your roster
Our team sets up your staff, availability and tags with Rapid Start.
- 3Press auto-schedule
Build your first week and compare it to what you were doing before.
- 4Try it for 30 days
No long-term contract. Cancel before day 30 and you pay nothing.
ShiftWerx vs Deputy, answered.
Is ShiftWerx a good alternative to Deputy?
ShiftWerx is built around the three jobs of scheduling: collecting availability and time off, building the week automatically, and covering call-outs through a marketplace. The table above shows how each problem is handled side by side.
How hard is it to switch from Deputy?
Send us your current schedule and roster with Rapid Start and our team sets up your staff, availability and tags, so you can start testing right away.
Is there a contract?
No. There is no long-term contract. Every plan starts with 30 days free, and you can cancel anytime during the trial at no charge.
Do I get every feature on every plan?
Yes. ShiftWerx plans differ by team size and support level, not by features.
Compare ShiftWerx with other tools.
Upload your current schedule. We’ll help you load your roster.
You don’t have to rebuild everything from scratch. Send us your spreadsheet or paper roster with Rapid Start, and our team will set up your staff, availability and tags so you can start testing immediately.