Self-host your own scheduling page, no vendor required
- Stars
- 49.2k
- Growth
- +592
- Launched
- Mar 2021
MITupdated 1d ago
R.I.P.Open-source alternatives to Calendly
5 projects replace Calendly, the meeting scheduling. 5 shipped code in the last 30 days.
Calendly's free plan allows a single event type, and round-robin team scheduling, workflows and payments sit in paid plans. A booking link is a small thing, and paying per seat for it feels like a lot to freelancers and small teams. Some also dislike sending clients through another company's branding.
Cal.com is the obvious switch, with event types, round-robin, calendar sync and code you can host yourself. Rallly solves a different problem: a group votes on times, much like Doodle. Easy!Appointments and LibreBooking fit businesses that book customers into services, rooms or equipment.
5 open-source alternatives
Most-starred first. Stars, growth and activity are live from GitHub.
Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone.
- Stars
- 49.2k
- Growth
- –
- Launched
- Mar 2021
MITupdated 1d ago
Effortless group scheduling for seamless collaboration
- Stars
- 5.3k
- Growth
- +48
- Launched
- Jan 2015
AGPL-3.0updated today
Free open-source appointment booking for any business
- Stars
- 4.5k
- Growth
- +61
- Launched
- Nov 2014
GPL-3.0updated 1d ago
Timeful (formerly Schej) is a scheduling platform helps you find the best time for a group to meet.
- Stars
- 1.8k
- Growth
- –
- Launched
- May 2022
AGPL-3.0updated 13d ago
What you give up by leaving Calendly
The honest part. Free and open usually costs something else.
- CRM integrations Calendly's ready links to Salesforce, HubSpot and other sales tools take more work to recreate.
- Email deliverability Self-hosted booking emails need proper mail setup, or confirmations land in spam.
- Calendar sync setup Connecting Google or Microsoft calendars on your own server means registering your own OAuth apps.
- Invitees know Calendly Many people have booked through Calendly before and trust its links on sight.
