Features

There are free and paid versions of Calendly. 

In both versions you can:

• set the meeting length
• add buffer time before and after the event
• link to your calendars (Google, Outlook, etc.).  Once Calendly is connected to your calendar, the events will automatically adjust to your availability.
• personalized Calendly link.  Here’s mine: https://calendly.com/cheritoledo/quickchat
• Automatically sends confirmation (and  cancelation) emails to you and invitee

Paid Version ($8/month or $12/month):

• The main difference between the two is the number of events you can create.  It’s nice to have unlimited events. You can offer 20-minute, 45-minute, and 60-minute events and make all of them available at the same time.
• The $8 allows up to 2 users and for the $12/month there can be up to 6 users.  Having more users is great when you have a VA/TA/Assistant or Team who need access to scheduling.
• Zoom and GoToMeeting integrations
• Stripe and PayPal integrations

Other Tools

To be fair, there are several other tools that will do the same tasks … I’m just very partial to the simplicity of Calendly.

Here are a couple of others you can check out through their free trials:

• TimeTrade – $78/year
• Acuity – $168/year
• vcita – $12/month
• SimplyBook.me – Free version and $118/year for Basic
• HoneyBook – $108/year

Let me know what you decide … Calendly or one of the others?