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Cal.com does what Calendly does and publishes its source, which matters to anybody who wants booking on their own domain and their own database. The individual plan is free with no meeting cap. Self-hosting is real rather than theatre, though it is a weekend rather than an afternoon.
Free covers one user. Event types, connected calendars and bookings are all uncapped on it, and so are Stripe and PayPal payments and the 100-plus integrations. Teams is $12 a user a month, which buys round-robin scheduling, routing forms, booking analytics and the removal of Cal.com branding. Organizations is $28 and adds sub-teams, SSO and a company subdomain. Both paid tiers include a 14-day trial and save 25 percent on yearly billing.
Anybody who wants booking on their own domain, or who takes payment for calls and would rather not pay for the privilege. A team wanting the most polished experience with no setup will still find Calendly smoother.
Taking payment for calls is free here and is a paid feature almost everywhere else. That single difference is the reason most people switch.
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