Teem is a workplace experience tool for booking meeting rooms, hot desks, parking and managing visitors — the kind of plumbing every hybrid office needs but rarely buys with enthusiasm. Acquired by iOFFICE and now under the Eptura umbrella, Teem's strength has always been the office-door iPad displays and Outlook/Google Calendar integration that make booking a room feel like one click rather than a portal pilgrimage. We picked it because the room-display experience is genuinely good. The trade-off is that pricing is opaque, and the bigger Eptura platform is now where the roadmap energy goes.
How it works
Teem connects to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and reads room and resource availability directly from your existing calendars. Employees book rooms from Outlook, Google Calendar, the Teem mobile app or a web dashboard. Door-mounted displays show real-time availability, allow ad-hoc bookings and free up no-show rooms automatically — the small piece of operational hygiene that pays for itself.
Beyond rooms, Teem covers desk hot-booking with floor maps, visitor management with kiosk check-in, parking reservations and analytics on space utilisation. The analytics dashboard tells facilities teams what is actually being used so leases and floor plans can be sized to reality rather than habit.
Pricing reality
Teem's pricing is not published. Plans are quoted by Eptura sales based on number of rooms, desks, employees and which modules you bundle. Industry chatter puts entry deployments at a few dollars per user per month for room booking only, climbing as you add desks, visitors, parking and analytics. Annual contracts are the norm; multi-year terms unlock real discounts.
The honest cost watch: hardware (door displays, kiosks) sits outside the SaaS line item. Budget for iPads or dedicated panels at every meeting room you want to badge — that is where the polish, and the cost, lives.
How it compares
Tool
Strength
Starter price
Best for
Teem (Eptura)
Room displays + analytics
Quoted
Mid to large hybrid offices
Robin
Slick desk booking UI
From $4.50/user/mo
Hot-desk-led offices
Envoy
Visitor management
From $99/mo
Front-desk experience
Skedda
Self-serve room booking
From $99/mo
Co-working and small offices
Buy if / skip if
Buy if you
Run a multi-floor or multi-site office where meeting rooms get ghost-booked daily.
Want a single vendor for rooms, desks, visitors and parking with one identity model.
Need utilisation analytics to argue for or against a lease change.
Skip if you
Run a small office under 30 people — Skedda or a Google Calendar resource is plenty.
Only care about hot desks and want a self-serve sign-up — Robin is faster.
Need transparent published pricing for procurement; Eptura still sells via quote.
Verified deal
Request a Teem demo through our partner link
Bring an honest user count, a list of rooms and how many desks you actually expect to book — that is what gets you a useful quote rather than a list price.
• Real-time desk and room availability across one view
• Integrates with Google Calendar and Outlook natively
• Mobile app for on-the-go reservations
• Occupancy reporting for facilities and real estate decisions
• SaaSTweaks-verified affiliate deal
• Vendor-direct activation flow
• Editorial pros + cons review
• Tracked savings claim with refresh date
What's included
01
Track occupancy and optimize office footprint
Facilities teams use Teem to see which floors, wings, and desk zones sit empty on Tuesdays or Fridays, then present occupancy heat maps to leadership for lease and real estate decisions. Teem replaces manual sign-in sheets and badge swipe analysis with automated, visual reporting.
$765 value
02
Coordinate in-office days without scheduling chaos
Engineering and product managers use Teem to let their teams reserve desks for collaboration days, ensuring enough seating when the full squad comes in. Teem prevents the 2pm scramble of 'where do I sit?' and eliminates double-booked desks.
$766 value
03
Reduce no-shows and meeting room conflicts
Office managers deploy Teem to cut no-show rates on room bookings and desk reservations, freeing up space for teams who actually need it. Teem's calendar sync means fewer 'I forgot I booked that' incidents and less time spent manually canceling stale reservations.
$767 value
04
Founder office hours
Quarterly access to product leadership.
$385 value
05
Stack credits
Bonus credits redeemable on partner tooling.
$386 value
06
Annual audit
We re-verify the offer every quarter so it never goes stale.
$387 value
How to claim
1
Click claim
Hit the button on this page — opens the partner site in a new tab.
2
Apply via your VC or accelerator
Check your investor or accelerator benefits portal for the Teem partner code. Y Combinator, Sequoia, and most Tier 1 VCs have codes available.
3
Discount applies automatically
Renewals stay at the same rate — verified by us, not the vendor.
How Teem stacks up
How Teem compares to alternatives across pricing and features
Teem was acquired by iOFFICE, which then merged with Archibus to form Eptura. Teem is now a product within the Eptura platform.
Do I need iPads at every meeting room?
No, but they are the experience that sells the product. You can run with calendar-only booking, but the door-display advantage is what most buyers come for.
How does Teem compare with Robin?
Robin has a slicker self-serve desk booking experience and clearer published pricing. Teem usually wins on the room-display polish and the broader Eptura platform integration.
Does Teem support visitor management?
Yes — kiosk check-in, host notifications, NDAs on tap and watchlists are part of the visitor module, often bundled or sold separately depending on the deal.
What about hybrid scheduling and neighbourhoods?
Teem supports neighbourhoods (zones of desks for specific teams) and recurring desk reservations for regular hybrid days.
Is there an SLA?
Enterprise contracts include uptime SLAs and dedicated support; smaller deployments fall under the standard support tier.