Frequently asked questions
Do I need to pay to download TermPoint?
No. TermPoint is free to download from the Microsoft Store and includes a
full-featured 30-day trial. A license is only needed if you want to keep using it
after the trial ends.
What does "department license" mean?
One license covers everyone in a single academic department who shares the same
TermPoint database. There's no limit on the number of users — if someone new joins,
they're covered automatically.
Do I need a separate license for each database?
The license file needs to be present in each folder that contains a TermPoint database.
If your department uses one database, one copy of the license file is all you need.
If you maintain separate databases (e.g. one per subject area), place a copy of the
same license file in each folder.
What happens when the license expires?
TermPoint switches to read-only mode — you can still open and view your schedule,
but editing is disabled until you renew. Your data is never locked away.
What if I want to try before I buy?
TermPoint includes a 30-day free trial with full editing access. Just install from the Microsoft Store and
start scheduling — no credit card, no sign-up. Purchase a license when you're ready.
Can I get a quote or invoice for my institution's procurement process?
Yes — contact us at
[email protected]
and we'll provide whatever your purchasing office needs.
Who processes the payment?
Payments are securely handled by
Paddle,
our payment partner. TermPoint never sees or stores your payment details.
Can I get a receipt for my institution's records?
Yes — a receipt is emailed automatically after purchase, and is also available any
time from the link in that email.