Compared September 29, 2026
How 300log compares for OSHA recordkeeping
See 300log next to the tools US employers actually consider for the OSHA 300, 300A and 301: what each includes, what it costs and where each one fits.
- Published pricing
- Flat, no per-seat fees
- Free Edition, no card
All at once
The full comparison
Details come from each vendor's public pages. “Not listed” means we could not find it, not that it is missing.
| Feature | 300log | Mitti | J. J. Keller Safety Management Suite | osha300online | EHS Insight | Excel and OSHA's free forms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OSHA 300, 300A and 301 | Yes: 300 log, 301 incident wizard and 300A summary, with PDF packets | Yes: Built into its Investigations workflow, with PDF and CSV downloads | Yes: Auto-generates the 300, 300A and 301 reports | Yes: Maintains the 300 Log, 300A and 301 forms | Not listed: Not mentioned on its pricing page | Yes: OSHA's own blank forms, fillable PDF or spreadsheet |
| Public pricing | Yes: Published: $40, $140 and $240 a year | Yes: Published: Free, Premium $24 per seat per month billed annually, Enterprise custom | Not listed: Not stated on the product page | Not listed: Not shown on the homepage | Partly: Starting price published; final price is custom | Yes: Free |
| Cost to start | Yes: $40/yr Starter; the $0 Free Edition covers one site with no recordable cases | Partly: Free plan (up to 10 users, 5 active templates); Premium is $288 per seat per year | Not listed: Not published; 30-day free trial offered | Not listed: Not published on the homepage; 30-day free trial | Partly: Starting at $5,000 a year for small and medium businesses | Yes: $0 |
| ITA-ready export or filing | Yes: Automatic ITA filing with your own token, plus ITA-format CSVs | Partly: CSV download to prepare ITA submission; direct API filing not listed | Partly: CSV download to report to OSHA; API filing not stated | Partly: Generates the ITA CSV to submit yourself; direct filing not listed | Not listed: Not mentioned on its pricing page | Partly: Free ITA web form, but you re-enter the data; PDFs cannot be uploaded |
| Multiple establishments | Yes: Up to 10 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise | Yes: Records incidents by establishment; a per-site price is also offered | Not listed: Not stated on the product page | Yes: Multiple Entity option | Not listed: Not mentioned on its pricing page | Partly: One file per site, and you manage the copies |
| Teammates | Yes: Unlimited users on Business and Enterprise, no per-seat fee | Partly: Per-seat pricing, with an optional per-site plan (price not published) | Not listed: Not stated on the product page | Yes: Multi-user account access | Partly: Priced by employees and contractors plus modules | No: Whoever holds the file; no roles or audit trail |
| Free plan or trial | Partly: Free Edition for one site with no recordable cases, no card | Yes: Free plan for up to 10 users | Yes: 30-day free trial | Yes: 30-day free trial | Yes: Free access offered (terms not stated) | Yes: Free forever |
| Free recordability and rate tools | Yes: Four free tools, no signup | Not listed: Free templates listed; no standalone recordability checker found | Not listed: Not stated on the product page | Not listed: Not listed on the homepage | Not listed: Not mentioned on its pricing page | No: No recordability guidance, rates or reminders built in |
| Built for | Yes: OSHA recordkeeping (29 CFR 1904), and nothing else to configure | Partly: Inspections, training, assets and more; OSHA reporting is one feature | Partly: A wide suite of safety tools; OSHA logs are one part | Yes: OSHA recordkeeping | Partly: Many EHS modules; pick the ones you need | Partly: Blank forms, not a workflow |
See it on your own cases. Start free, no card.
Head to head
Compare one at a time
- Frontline operations platform300log vs MittiSafetyCulture renamed itself Mitti on August 11, 2026. It is an inspections-and-operations platform that includes an OSHA reporting workflow.Read the comparison
- Broad safety and compliance suite300log vs J. J. Keller Safety Management SuiteA compliance suite from an established publisher. Its product page lists OSHA 300, 300A and 301 reporting among many other tools.Read the comparison
- OSHA recordkeeping specialist300log vs osha300onlineA focused OSHA log tool. Its homepage lists the 300 log, 300A and 301, ITA CSV generation, multi-user access and a multiple-entity option.Read the comparison
- Multi-module EHS platform300log vs EHS InsightA modular environmental, health and safety platform priced by module and headcount.Read the comparison
- Do it yourself300log vs Excel and OSHA's free formsOSHA publishes blank 300, 300A and 301 forms, and its Injury Tracking Application (ITA) has a free web form. Many small employers start here.Read the comparison
Why 300log
Everything you get with 300log
Every price on the page
$40, $140 or $240 a year, or $0 on the Free Edition for a site with no cases. No seats, no sales call, no quote.
Built only for 29 CFR 1904
The 300 log, the 301 incident wizard and the 300A summary, with each screen tied to the rule it answers to.
Recordability help built in
A free recordability checker helps you decide whether a case belongs on the log, with free rate and deadline tools alongside it.
File with OSHA your way
Authorize once and 300log files your 300A through your own ITA token, retrying if OSHA is down. ITA-format CSVs are always one click away.
Grow without per-seat fees
Business adds up to 10 establishments and unlimited users for $140 a year. Enterprise removes the establishment cap.
Privacy cases handled
Flag a privacy concern case and the log prints “Privacy Case” in place of the employee's name.
Scan a paper report
Photograph or upload a paper report to prefill a case, then review it before it goes on the log.
Records you can keep
Export any year as a complete packet for the five-year retention period, and download a full workspace backup.
FAQ
Choosing OSHA recordkeeping software
Short answers with the rule behind each one. Guidance only, not legal advice.
What should I look for in OSHA recordkeeping software?
Why choose 300log over a broader safety platform?
How current are these comparisons?
Try 300log
Keep the OSHA log simple. Start free.
Start 300log free on the Free Edition, no card needed, and upgrade when you need more.
Competitor details come from the public pages linked below and were checked on September 29, 2026. Vendors change plans and pricing, so confirm on their sites before you buy. Where we could not find a detail, we say “Not listed” rather than guess. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.
- Mitti pricing(opens in a new tab)
- Mitti Help Center: What is OSHA reporting?(opens in a new tab)
- Mitti Help Center: Download OSHA logs as CSV(opens in a new tab)
- J. J. Keller Safety Management Suite(opens in a new tab)
- osha300online.com(opens in a new tab)
- EHS Insight pricing(opens in a new tab)
- OSHA recordkeeping forms(opens in a new tab)
- OSHA Injury Tracking Application(opens in a new tab)
- OSHA ITA FAQs(opens in a new tab)
300log is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any company named on this page. All product names and trademarks belong to their owners and are used only to identify them. This comparison is our own summary of public information, not legal advice.