Calendly isn't the only way to share a booking link. These five alternatives range from open source to built into your calendar.
Researched from official sources, updated today, 2 min readCalendly is a meeting scheduling platform built around booking pages and links that show your availability. It supports team routing, payments, workflows and integrations. It has a free plan, a per-seat Standard plan, Teams at US$16 per seat per month billed annually, and Enterprise from US$15,000 a year. If you want something cheaper, open source or built into your calendar, here are five alternatives. Facts come from each company's official pages, and prices are as of November 1, 2026.
| Best for | Price | Platforms | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cal.com | Open source and free for individuals | Free for individuals; Teams US$12/user/month (annual) | iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, web, Chrome |
| SavvyCal | Invitees who see your times over their own calendar | Free; Basic US$12/user/month (US$10 annually) | Web, Chrome |
| Google Calendar | Simple booking pages you already have | Free; premium booking with eligible Workspace and Google One plans | iOS, Android, web, watch |
| Morgen | Booking links plus time blocking | 14-day trial; Pro US$30/month or US$15/month yearly | iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, web |
| Vimcal | People with lots of meetings | Free iOS plan; US$35/month or US$25/month yearly | iOS, Mac, Windows, web |
Cal.com is open-source scheduling infrastructure with booking links, calendar sync, routing, workflows, payments and video meetings. It can be hosted or self-hosted and embedded into other products. It is free forever for individuals, with Teams at US$12 and Organizations at US$28 per user per month, billed annually.
Pick it if you want the closest Calendly match at a lower price.
SavvyCal is a scheduling link tool where invitees see your availability overlaid on their own calendar. It adds polls, team scheduling, workflows, conferencing and CRM integrations, an API and custom domains. There is a free account; Basic is US$12 per user per month (US$10 annually) and Premium US$20 (US$17 annually).
Pick it if you want booking to feel easier for the people you invite.
Google Calendar supports appointment booking pages alongside events and shared calendars. It is free with a Google account, and premium appointment scheduling comes with eligible Google Workspace and Google One plans.
Pick it if you only need basic booking and already use Google Calendar.
Morgen combines calendars, tasks, time blocking and meeting scheduling, including booking links. It also schedules tasks into free time with an AI planner. After a 14-day trial, Pro is US$30 a month or US$15 a month billed yearly.
Pick it if you want booking links as part of a full planning app.
Vimcal is a fast, keyboard-driven calendar for people with lots of meetings. It combines availability sharing, time-zone conversion, booking links, polls and team scheduling. It has a free iOS plan; the full app is US$35 a month or US$25 a month billed yearly.
Pick it if you schedule many meetings across time zones and like keyboard shortcuts.
Cal.com is the best overall Calendly alternative, especially for individuals who want a free plan. SavvyCal suits people who care about the invitee's experience. Google Calendar covers basic needs for free, while Morgen and Vimcal suit people who want booking links inside a better calendar.