Do nonprofit board members need paid seats?
No. WhenMeet.me is free for unlimited directors, meetings (up to 50 participants each) and calendar connections — there is no paid tier.
Nonprofit boards are volunteer-heavy, cross-organization and chronically hard to schedule. WhenMeet.me gives the executive director or board chair one free heat-map of when every director is free — without buying seats in a paid scheduling product or exposing anyone’s private calendar.
Your directors have day jobs at other organizations. Paste their emails and WhenMeet.me reads their Google or Microsoft Free/Busy live; a director without a connectable calendar paints free time once at /free. One link replaces the spreadsheet of “maybe Tuesdays.”
Paid scheduling tools bill per host or per seat — painful when the board is unpaid and the budget is tight. WhenMeet.me is free for unlimited meetings (up to 50 participants each), directors and calendar connections, so a small nonprofit gets the same tool a funded company would pay for.
Directors’ day-job calendars stay private. Google and Microsoft availability uses Free/Busy; public iCloud feed data is parsed temporarily and only busy intervals are retained. The shared board page shows aggregated availability, not event titles or other engagements.
Start scheduling — free See how it works Mark when you’re free
No. WhenMeet.me is free for unlimited directors, meetings (up to 50 participants each) and calendar connections — there is no paid tier.
Yes. Anyone can paint free time at /free with just an email address. Connected Google and Microsoft calendars merge onto the same heat-map.
No. The shared page shows aggregated free counts, not event details. Google and Microsoft availability uses Free/Busy; public iCloud feed data is parsed temporarily and discarded after busy intervals are calculated.
Comparing tools? See WhenMeet.me vs Doodle.