Meeting Scheduling for Education

Yes. 42min is free for education, with every feature included. There is no trial to run out and no card to enter, and a department can add as many colleagues as it needs.

42min earns its money from organizations that buy a white-label version under their own brand, and from custom installations on their own servers. Scheduling itself stays free, so schools and departments get every feature without a paid tier to grow into.

No. Students open your link, pick a time, and get a calendar invite by email. The same goes for committee members voting in a poll and for partners outside the university.

Yes. Invite colleagues into one organization, put each office in its own group, and give a coordinator the manager role for that group. Round robin links share meetings across everyone in a team.

Yes. Connect your Outlook calendar and choose Microsoft Teams as the location, and each booking gets its own Teams link. Your university's Microsoft 365 settings decide dial-in numbers and lobby rules, and some universities ask their IT office to approve new apps before staff can connect them.

Invite next year's officers into the club's organization, make one of them an admin, and deactivate the officers who are leaving. The booking links, polls and meeting history stay with the club.

Yes. A Roundtable proposes candidate times, the committee marks the ones that work, and you book the winner in one click. Required members must answer before a time can be booked, and 42min holds every candidate time on your calendar while the vote runs.