Scheduling

Share a link. Cal.com does the rest.

People pick a time that's free on every calendar you connect. Then the reminders go out, leads reach the right rep, and the team can see where the week went.

From a link to a meeting.

Lena sells at Acme from Berlin. Kenji books a discovery call with her from Tokyo. Pick a step to see it.

Then the booking keeps working.

Most of what Cal.com does happens after someone picks a time. These are the parts people find last and keep longest.

Reminders that send themselves.

Workflows send the email, text or call around each booking: a reminder the day before, a note when someone doesn't show, a follow-up after. On every plan, free included.

Ask first, then book.

A routing form asks a few questions before anyone picks a time. Big accounts reach their region's rep, customers their account owner, and support questions skip sales.

Share the load across a team.

Round robin gives each booking to the next free person, by priority or weight if you want. Collective events find the hours everyone shares.

See where the week went.

Bookings, cancellations and no-shows over time, the events people book most, and who on the team takes the most calls.

Questions about scheduling

What it costs, what it connects to, and how teams use it.

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