
TimeTap
Appointment scheduling for organisations with complex needs, from schools to government offices.
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About TimeTap
TimeTap has been building online appointment scheduling since 2006, with a focus on organisations whose needs outgrow simple booking links: university advising and tutoring centres, government agencies, medical practices and multi-location businesses. It supports staff and location-based booking, client management, two-way calendar sync, intake forms, automatic waitlists, travel-time calculations for mobile staff, reminders and reporting, and the booking pages are designed with accessibility in mind for users with vision impairments. Plans are monthly and scale from a single-user tier up to Business and Enterprise options, with the Business plan marked as the most popular. Paid plans can be tested for free during a 14-day trial with full access to features and no card required. It runs in the browser. TimeTap's admin screens are function-first and can look dated, but institutions that need configurable workflows, accessibility and dependable support use it in place of consumer-style tools.
Best for: Schools, government offices and practices with complex, multi-location scheduling.
Pros and cons
What works
- Handles waitlists, travel time and multi-location setups
- Accessibility-minded booking pages
- Full-featured 14-day trial
Why people leave
- Interface looks dated
- Higher monthly price than consumer tools
- Setup takes time for complex configurations
Top TimeTap alternatives
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SuperSaaS66.5Highly configurable booking with usage-based pricing and a free tier.
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Acuity Scheduling62.6Polished client booking for practitioners and small offices.
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Microsoft Bookings59.6Included in many Microsoft 365 plans used by schools and agencies.
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OnceHub57.2Attribute-based routing and compliance add-ons for larger teams.
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SimplyBook.me55.3HIPAA and SSO on higher plans plus a free starter tier.
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TimeTap: common questions
Is TimeTap free?
No, TimeTap is a paid product. Professional plan: $22.45/month (checked on TimeTap's own site).
Is TimeTap open source?
No, TimeTap is not open source.
What platforms does TimeTap run on?
TimeTap is available for Web.
What are the best alternatives to TimeTap?
The highest-ranked TimeTap alternatives right now are SuperSaaS, Acuity Scheduling and Microsoft Bookings. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.