SchoolGrid
6.5#6 in school scheduling softwareFrom $99 a yearFree planWeb
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TimetableMaster
6.9#1 in substitute teacher management softwareAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | SchoolGrid | TimetableMaster |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Snohomish, Washington, United States | Jaipur, Rajasthan, India |
| Integrations | Google Drive publishing uses the drive.file permission and OneDrive publishing uses the Files.ReadWrite.AppFolder permission. | Dedicated SIS integrations are listed for Veracross, PowerSchool, ManageBac and SchoolBase, with CSV and Excel import and export for other systems. |
| Purpose | SchoolGrid is a browser-based master-scheduling app for elementary schools that combines classrooms, specialists, interventions, lunch, recess, instructional minutes, and paraeducator coverage. | TimetableMaster generates conflict-free school schedules and supports substitutions, staff leave, calendars and mobile access. |
| Security | Passwords use PBKDF2 one-way hashing, connections use HTTPS encryption, and payment details are handled by PCI-DSS-certified Stripe. | The features page says the cloud platform encrypts data in transit and at rest and uses role-based access; the privacy policy describes its safeguards as basic security practices. |
| Support | Free users can use the contact form, while Pro includes priority email support and three hours of video onboarding. | The pricing page says Pro includes email, WhatsApp and video call support, while Max includes premium support and a dedicated relationship manager. |
SchoolGrid plans
- SchoolGrid FreeFree
- SchoolGrid Plus$99 a year
- SchoolGrid Pro$499 a year
TimetableMaster plans
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Pick SchoolGrid if…
SchoolGrid suits elementary principals, assistant principals, office managers, instructional coaches, and support staff leads coordinating school schedules. The Free plan offers an evaluation for one school, while Plus and Pro add features and capacity at stated annual prices.
Pick TimetableMaster if…
It is presented for schools, colleges and universities. Institutions with electives or individual student course selections may find its student-choice scheduling module relevant.