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Best scheduling and booking tools

Booking pages and calendar tools that let people pick a time with you without back-and-forth email. We list 4 here; 3 have a free plan and 1 is open source.

4 tools · Updated Oct 2026 · How we rank

Showing 4 of 4 tools

Cal.com

Listed

Open-source scheduling for people, teams and developers

Free plan + paid plansOpen source
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Calendly

Listed

Meeting scheduling with booking links and AI notes

Free plan + paid plans
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SavvyCal

Listed

Scheduling links with team, polls and payment options

Paid
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TidyCal

Listed

Booking page with paid, recurring and package bookings

Free plan + paid plans
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Scheduling tools at a glance

ToolBest forPricingFree planLowest paid plan
Cal.comIndividuals and teams who take calls, and developers who want to build scheduling into their own product.Free plan + paid plansYes$12/user/moAlternatives
CalendlyProfessionals, sales teams and businesses whose work runs on booking meetings with clients and leads.Free plan + paid plansYes$12/seat/moAlternatives
SavvyCalIndividuals, small teams and businesses who want flexible control over how and when people book time with them.PaidNo$12/user/moAlternatives
TidyCalCoaches, consultants and solopreneurs who want a simple booking page and to get paid for their time.Free plan + paid plansYes$29 one-timeAlternatives

How we picked these scheduling tools

  • Each tool is a live product with its own website, and every fact on its page comes from that website (sources are listed on each tool page).
  • We compare the same fields for every tool: what it does, who it's for, pricing model, free plan, lowest paid plan and open source.
  • Order is verified first, then claimed, then A to Z. No tool pays for its position. How we rank.

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About scheduling tools

Which scheduling tools have a free plan?

Of the 4 listed here, 3 have a free plan: Cal.com, Calendly, TidyCal. Free plan limits change often, so check each tool's site.

Are there open source scheduling tools?

Yes: Cal.com. You can self-host them.

How is this list ranked?

Verified tools come first, then tools their makers have claimed, then A to Z. No tool pays for its position. Sponsored placements, if any, are labelled.

How do I add my scheduling tool?

List it free on Toolz Hunt. It takes about five minutes, and a person reviews every submission.

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