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Booking pages with no cap on the free plan
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zcal is a booking page in the Calendly shape, and its argument is how much sits on the free tier: the paid plans are mostly about branding, teams and payments rather than about how many event types you may have. Booking pages carry a designed cover rather than a plain form. For one person sending a link, the free plan is usually the whole product.
The free plan is the product, and the page says as much: 99 percent of the features are described as free forever. Paid tiers are $7 and $12 per user a month, and cover branding, team functionality and the things a business rather than an individual needs. Both carry a fourteen-day trial that can be cancelled at any time. Because pricing is per user, the cost scales linearly with headcount rather than jumping at thresholds, which suits small teams and penalises large ones.
One person sending a booking link who does not want to pay monthly for the privilege. A team needing round-robin routing, payment collection and admin controls will find Cal.com or Calendly better built for that, and will pay for it.
Start on free and expect to stay there if you are one person, because the paid tiers are aimed at teams rather than at power users. Cal.com is the alternative worth weighing, and it is open source if self-hosting matters to you.
Booking
Booking pages with no cap on the free plan
Booking
Scheduling with a phone number attached
Booking
A booking page that reads your calendar
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