Alternatives to Teamup

{"intro": "Teamup is a cloud-based group calendar for schedules, resources, and teams. It offers 12 views, including year and table layouts, plus nine permission levels and link sharing without user accounts. Events support custom fields, images, file attachments, and stand-alone event pages. Integrations include an API, iCalendar feeds, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Trello, and Zapier. Teamup runs on web, iOS, Android, and API access. A free plan covers five sub-calendars and five users; paid plans start at $12 per month billed yearly, with a three-day trial.\n\nReaders may switch when Teamup’s one-way calendar sync, unavailable private-server hosting, or platform coverage does not fit their setup. Its free tier and higher plan limits also affect larger groups. Alternatives below range from workplace suites and personal calendars to tools with two-way synchronization, scheduling links, video meetings, or focus sessions. Compare those differences with Teamup’s shared calendars, access controls, event details, integrations, and the number of users and calendars your work requires.", "rows": [{"ref": "sw:lark", "name": "Lark", "best_for": "Workplace communication and collaboration across many platforms", "pricing": "Free plan", "key_difference": "Lark combines chat, calendar, documents, cloud storage, and video-call document editing, while Teamup centers on group calendars.", "choose_when": "Choose it when your team needs an integrated workplace suite rather than Teamup’s calendar-focused controls."}, {"ref": "sw:tuta-calendar", "name": "Tuta Calendar", "best_for": "Appointments, business meetings, and repeating tasks", "pricing": "Free plan; paid from €3/user/mo", "key_difference": "Tuta Calendar focuses on appointments, meetings, and repeating tasks, while Teamup adds broader group-calendar access controls and event details.", "choose_when": "Choose it when a straightforward calendar for appointments and recurring tasks suits you better."}, {"ref": "sw:calendar-com", "name": "Calendar.com", "best_for": "Two-way sync and scheduling links", "pricing": "Free plan; paid from $20/mo; 14-day trial", "key_difference": "Calendar.com provides two-way calendar sync, scheduling links, and video meeting support; Teamup’s sync is one-way.", "choose_when": "Choose it when reciprocal synchronization and booking links matter more than Teamup’s permission levels."}, {"ref": "sw:microsoft-outlook-calendar", "name": "Microsoft Outlook Calendar", "best_for": "Microsoft ecosystem users needing email and calendar", "pricing": "Free plan; paid from $9.99/user/mo; 30-day trial", "key_difference": "Outlook Calendar combines email and calendar across web, desktop, and mobile, with video meetings; Teamup is a dedicated group calendar.", "choose_when": "Choose it when integrated Outlook email and calendar access is more useful than Teamup’s specialized controls."}, {"ref": "sw:timefinder", "name": "TimeFinder", "best_for": "Time blocking and focus sessions", "pricing": "Free plan; 7-day trial", "key_difference": "TimeFinder emphasizes time blocking and focus sessions with calendar sync, while Teamup emphasizes shared calendars and resource scheduling.", "choose_when": "Choose it when personal time planning and focused work sessions are your priority."}, {"ref": "sw:calengoo", "name": "CalenGoo", "best_for": "Customizable cross-device appointments and tasks", "pricing": "3-day trial; no separate paid price listed", "key_difference": "CalenGoo manages appointments and tasks with two-way sync, customizable views, colors, reminders, and video meetings; Teamup syncs one way.", "choose_when": "Choose it when two-way synchronization and customizable personal calendar presentation are essential."}, {"ref": "sw:fastmail-calendar", "name": "Fastmail Calendar", "best_for": "Paid calendar users wanting two-way synchronization", "pricing": "30-day trial; no free plan", "key_difference": "Fastmail Calendar is paid-only and offers two-way sync, whereas Teamup has a free tier and one-way synchronization.", "choose_when": "Choose it when two-way sync matters and a paid-only calendar is acceptable."}]}