Peñalara GHC
7.9#2 in school scheduling softwareFrom $8,300 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebWindows
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Prime Timetable
8.0#1 in exam scheduling softwareFrom $299 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | Peñalara GHC | Prime Timetable |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | GHC exchanges data and timetables with named regional academic managers including SÉNECA, SIGAD, SAUCE, GESTIBWEB, and EKADE, and provides an open exchange format for external applications. | The site describes importing data by copy and paste and exporting to various formats and apps, without naming specific integrations on the page. |
| Purpose | GHC helps educational institutions create and manage timetables, including schools, vocational institutions, universities, colleges, and arts and music schools. | Prime Timetable provides automatic and manual school timetabling for schools, universities and similar institutions. |
| Security | Peñalara says its website uses an extended validation SSL certificate to encrypt communication and identify the website owner. | The GDPR page says the SaaS uses traffic encryption, vulnerability safeguards, network protections, access policies and audit logs, and physical and procedural security measures. |
Peñalara GHC plans
- GHC DemoFree
- GHC LiteFree
- GHC Optimum — up to 10 teachers$8,300 a year
- GHC Optimum — up to 15 teachers$12,000 a year
- GHC Optimum — up to 20 teachers$15,700 a year
- GHC Optimum — up to 25 teachers$19,400 a year
Prime Timetable plans
- FreeFree
- Basic$299 a year
- Premium$499 a year
Pick Peñalara GHC if…
GHC suits educational institutions that need to build and manage complex academic schedules with teacher, room, and student-group constraints. It may be relevant to schools that want calendars and absence management available to administrators, teachers, and students.
Pick Prime Timetable if…
It suits schools, universities, and similar institutions scheduling classes, teachers, rooms, and student groups. Basic is aimed at smaller and medium schools, while Premium is aimed at larger and campus schools.