Untis vs aSc Timetables

Untis9.0Visit ATaSc Timetables8.8Visit

Higher score Untis #5 in School Scheduling Software 9.0/10 Pricing on request ✓ 5 of 5 features Visit Untis

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AT aSc Timetables #7 in School Scheduling Software 8.8/10 Paid ✓ 4 of 5 features Visit aSc Timetables

• Untis fits best

  Established schools needing a full timetable suite

• aSc Timetables fits best

  Schools wanting complete desktop and web scheduling

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Side by side

Feature	Untis 9.0/10 Visit ↗	ATaSc Timetables 8.8/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	9.0	8.8
Ranking	#5 in School Scheduling Software	#7 in School Scheduling Software
Best for	Established schools needing a full timetable suite	Schools wanting complete desktop and web scheduling
Pricing model	Paid	Paid
Starting price	Pricing on request	Not checked yet
Free plan	—	—
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Cloud, Self-hosted, Desktop, Mobile	Cloud, Desktop, Mobile
Platforms	Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android	Web, Windows, macOS, Linux
Support	Email, Phone, Docs	Email, Docs
Built for	Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise	Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise
Features Untis 5/5 · aSc Timetables 4/5
Conflict detection	✓	✓
Teacher constraints	✓	✓
Room constraints	✓	✓
Student group scheduling	✓	✓
Multi-campus support	✓ (best)	Not checked yet
Specs
Timetable automation	Automatic	Automatic
Our review
Pros	Automatically generates timetables from school-defined criteria and constraints Combines scheduling, substitutions, room booking and course selection Supports web, desktop and mobile access with education-focused integrations	Automatically generates timetables from school requirements Handles teacher, room, class, and student group constraints Includes substitutions, events, room booking, and timetable sharing
Cons	Standard product pricing is not published; prospects must request an offer There is no free plan Its broad administrative scope may exceed narrow scheduling needs	No free plan is offered Trial exports are limited Trial printouts include watermarks
Our verdict	Untis is school scheduling and administration software for educational institutions ranging from primary schools to universities. The suite covers timetable creation and management for teachers, rooms, classes and lessons, alongside… Read the review →	aSc Timetables is school scheduling software for creating and managing timetables across web, Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is aimed at schools that need more than basic calendar coordination, including teacher constraints, classroom… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Untis — where it wins

  • Automatically generates timetables from school-defined criteria and constraints
  • Combines scheduling, substitutions, room booking and course selection
  • Supports web, desktop and mobile access with education-focused integrations

  Where it doesn't

  • Standard product pricing is not published; prospects must request an offer
  • There is no free plan
  • Its broad administrative scope may exceed narrow scheduling needs

• aSc Timetables — where it wins

  • Automatically generates timetables from school requirements
  • Handles teacher, room, class, and student group constraints
  • Includes substitutions, events, room booking, and timetable sharing

  Where it doesn't

  • No free plan is offered
  • Trial exports are limited
  • Trial printouts include watermarks

• Untis9.0/10 · Pricing on request

  A mature, broad timetable suite for schools that need automation, administration and communication.

  Visit UntisFull verdict →
• ATaSc Timetables8.8/10 · Paid

  A broad scheduling system for schools managing complex timetable constraints.

  Visit aSc TimetablesFull verdict →