Such an amazing product @calcom is. And such a vibe. Great alternative to Calendly.

Switched from @Calendly to @calcom last week and already adding a potential $4,500 MRR and Zero spam to my calendar. I used to have time slots available 5 days a week on Calendly, but now it’s just two days. I feel more productive and have more time for other things. This…

@calcom is the best thing I discovered this year.

Cal has been amazing for me! I have recently started offering Personalized one-on-one training for creating Final Cut Pro - Effects, Transitions, and Templates. Thanks to Cal, scheduling sessions and managing payments with my students is a breeze. What is really amazing is how much you get with the free version. It is a big help for testing new services, especially when you're running a small business like mine. I fully recommend Cal. Give it a try, I think you will love it as much as I do!

This platform's open-source nature and flexible licensing are a developer's dream. Self-hosting and white-labeling empower personalization and seamless integration.

There are so many app integrations available, offering a wide range of choices for video conferencing. Additionally, the built-in Cal Video feature is excellent as it allows you to seamlessly conduct video conferences directly in your browser, without the need to download and install any additional applications in your computer.

Easy to modify; just open a PR on Github, ping Peer, and voilà.

Great, easy to use, and beautiful interface.

Very easy to set up and start. Connected with my Google calendar without any problem. Connecting with Microsoft gives me an error. But other than that the user interface is very good.

I just migrated from calendly to cal.com I'm liking it so far. I wasn't particularly displeased with calendly. It's fine. But I like that cal is OSS and my sub to calendly was coming up for renewal so I thought I'd check it out. Looks good.