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How calendar-based subscription plans work
Teamup offers a free (basic) subscription level. You can create a Teamup master calendar for free and continue using it for free as long as needed. If you need more from Teamup, you can upgrade to a paid subscription plan. Each master calendar must have its own subscription plan, which is managed within that calendar’s settings by the administrator.
How subscription plans work
This Business subscription plan applies to the “Meeting and Tour” master calendar and is managed in that calendar’s settings by the administrator.
Each subscription level includes a different amount of sub-calendars, custom fields, users, file storage, historical data, and access to certain features. See our comparison chart for a full breakdown of each subscription level. Choose the plan that seems like the best fit for your needs, based on how the calendar is used. You can always upgrade to a higher level, or cancel the subscription.
Subscription plans are calendar-based
- Each master calendar has its own subscription.
- A subscription is associated with a calendar, not with a user account.
- Subscriptions can be managed within the respective calendar’s settings by the calendar administrator.
- You can have multiple Teamup calendars, on different subscription plans.
Master calendars are managed separately
- An upgrade made in a calendar’s Settings > Subscription is only applied to the specific calendar which is being upgraded.
- Pricing is based on the features available to one master calendar, not one account.
- For multiple master calendars to be upgraded to a paid subscription plan, you’d need to upgrade each one separately.