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9 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Booking links the other person can overlay
SavvyCal at $10 lets the other person overlay their calendar on yours, which suits booking with people whose time is as awkward as your own.
Scheduling with a phone number attached
OnceHub attaches a phone number to the booking flow itself, from $10 a month with a free tier, something Acuity does not offer.
Booking pages you pay for once
TidyCal is a one-time $29 fee with a free tier to start, not a recurring bill like Acuity's $16 a month.
Free appointment booking for a small team
Setmore stays free for a small team's booking and starts paid plans at just $5, well under Acuity's $16.
Booking for a business with staff
SimplyBook.me is built for a business with staff on the calendar, not just one person, from $11.90 a month with a free tier.
Works with Instagram, Facebook
Open-source scheduling you can host yourself
Cal.com is open source, so it can be self hosted, from $12 a month with a free tier, for anyone wary of Squarespace owning the data.
A booking page that reads your own calendar
Calendly keeps a free plan and covers plain scheduling, for someone who does not need Acuity's intake forms or payment collection.
Booking and payments in one account
Square Appointments ties booking to the same account you already take card payments through, from $49 a month with a free tier.
Coaching packages, booking and payment in one
Paperbell is built around coaching packages specifically, bundling booking and payment for $57 a month with no free tier.
