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10 Best Appointment Scheduling Software of 2026
Statlyst data desk · updated November 12, 2026 · next review December 27, 2026
Calendly is the best appointment scheduling software for most service businesses and sales teams in 2026: it says more than 50 million people use it, and its Standard plan costs $10 per seat per month billed yearly. Acuity Scheduling suits salons, studios and clinics that take payments, intake forms and packages, from $16 a month billed annually for one calendar. Setmore is the cheapest paid option at $5 per user per month on annual billing, with a free plan for up to 4 users, as of November 2026.
Market data
- 76%76% of people aged 16 to 74 in the EU made telephone or video calls over the internet in 2025.Eurostat · 2025
- 32.6%In Colorado, 32.6% of residents who sought health care in the past year had an appointment by video or phone in 2025, down slightly from 37.3% in 2021, according to the Colorado Health Access Survey.Colorado Health Institute · 2025
- $4,868.8 millionZoom's revenue was $4,868.8 million in the fiscal year to January 2026, up 4.4% from the year before.Zoom Communications · 2026
- 4,625Zoom had 4,625 customers contributing more than $100,000 in trailing 12-month revenue at the end of July 2026, up 8.2% year over year.Zoom Communications · 2026
- 54%54% of U.S. employees in remote-capable jobs worked a hybrid schedule in August 2026, 25% worked exclusively remote and 21% worked on-site.Gallup · 2026
- 35%35% of employed people in the U.S. did some or all of their work at home on days they worked in 2025.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · 2025
| # | Product | Features (35%) | Adoption and reviews (35%) | Value (30%) | Overall | Users or customers | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Calendly | 9.0 | 9.6 | 8.4 | 9.0 | 50 million (2026) | $10 |
| 2 | Acuity Scheduling | 8.8 | 9.0 | 8.2 | 8.7 | 250,000 (2026) | $16 |
| 3 | Cal.com | 8.8 | 8.0 | 9.2 | 8.6 | 50.0k (2026) | $12 |
| 4 | Zoho Bookings | 8.4 | 8.4 | 9.0 | 8.6 | 150 million (2026) | $6 |
| 5 | HubSpot Meetings | 7.8 | 9.0 | 8.6 | 8.5 | 306,000 (2026) | Free plan |
| 6 | Square Appointments | 8.2 | 7.4 | 9.0 | 8.2 | n/a | $49 |
| 7 | SimplyBook.me | 8.6 | 7.8 | 7.6 | 8.0 | 50,000 (2026) | Free plan |
| 8 | Setmore | 7.8 | 7.0 | 9.2 | 7.9 | n/a | $5 |
| 9 | YouCanBookMe | 7.6 | 7.4 | 7.4 | 7.5 | 1,000,000 (2026) | Free plan |
| 10 | Chili Piper | 8.8 | 7.6 | 5.6 | 7.4 | 45K (2026) | $1250 |
Adoption figures come from company filings, official releases or independent surveys, linked in each entry. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not run hands-on tests. Scoring method
This list is for service businesses that let clients book appointments online and for sales teams that book demos and discovery calls. It ranks ten booking tools on three things a buyer can check: documented features, a published adoption figure, and the US list price. Scores weight features at 35 percent, adoption at 35 percent and value at 30 percent. We compared documented features and published prices on vendor pages in November 2026 and did not run hands-on tests. Seven vendors show USD prices from our location; HubSpot, SimplyBook.me and YouCanBookMe are marked pending and scored conservatively on value. Setmore and Square do not publish a user count for their booking products, so their adoption scores are conservative.
AssessmentCalendly ranks first: it reports more than 50 million users and 1.3 billion meetings booked, has a permanent free plan, and starts at $10 per seat per month on yearly billing. Acuity Scheduling is second for client-facing service businesses, with 250,000+ businesses and payments, intake forms and packages from $16 a month. Cal.com is third, with a free plan that includes unlimited links and calendars and a Teams plan at $12 per user per month billed yearly. Zoho Bookings adds four appointment assignment methods, including round-robin, from US$6 per user on yearly billing. HubSpot Meetings is the pick for teams already in HubSpot CRM, Square Appointments for businesses that also take card payments in person, SimplyBook.me for service catalogs with marketing add-ons, Setmore for the lowest per-user price, YouCanBookMe for highly customized booking pages and Chili Piper for B2B lead routing.
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Calendly
Booking links and team scheduling for meetings, with routing, CRM connections and optional AI notetaking.
9.0overallBooking links and team scheduling for meetings, with routing, CRM connections and optional AI notetaking.
Best forSales teams and professionals booking meetings with clients and prospects
Adoption data
50 millionCalendly says more than 50 million people in over 240 countries have used its scheduling.
Calendly, About Calendly (2026): “a seamless, professional experience for over 50 million people across 240+ countries”
Calendly is the default booking link for sales calls and client meetings, and its own figures back that up: the company says more than 50 million people in over 240 countries have used it and more than 1.3 billion meetings have been booked. The free plan gives one event type, one calendar connection and a customizable booking page. Standard, at $10 per seat per month on yearly billing, adds unlimited event types, up to 6 connected calendars, automated reminders, Stripe and PayPal payments, and HubSpot and Mailchimp connections. Teams, at $16 per seat, is the plan sales teams need: round-robin assignment, lead qualification and routing, centrally managed event types and sending meetings to Salesforce. Enterprise starts at $15k per year for 50 seats and adds SSO, SAML and audit logs. Only hosts need seats, so invitees book without an account. The limits are that the free tier is thin and routing costs more than Cal.com Teams.
Strengths
- +Largest published user figure on this list at more than 50 million people
- +Invitees never need a seat or account, so only hosts are billed
- +Clear upgrade path from a free link to routed team scheduling
Limitations
- −Free plan allows only one event type
- −Round-robin and Salesforce sync need the $16 Teams plan
- −Enterprise starts at $15k per year with a 50-seat minimum
SummaryCalendly is the best appointment scheduling software for most teams because it pairs the largest published user base here with a $10 entry plan. Sales teams should budget for the $16 Teams plan to get round-robin and routing.
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Acuity Scheduling
Client booking for service businesses, with payments, intake forms, packages and memberships, owned by Squarespace.
8.7overallClient booking for service businesses, with payments, intake forms, packages and memberships, owned by Squarespace.
Best forSalons, studios, therapists and clinics that take payments at booking
Adoption data
250,000Acuity Scheduling says more than 250,000 businesses use its booking software.
Acuity Scheduling, Acuity Scheduling: Online appointment scheduling software (2026): “Hear from the 250,000+ businesses who've made Acuity part of how they work.”
Acuity Scheduling is built for businesses where the client books and pays in one step, and it says it serves more than 250,000 businesses. Pricing is per plan rather than per user, which suits small teams: Starter costs $16 a month on annual billing, or $20 monthly, for 1 calendar, and includes payments through Stripe, Square, PayPal and Venmo, custom intake forms, email reminders and automatic time zone conversion. Standard, at $27 a month billed annually, raises the limit to 6 calendars and adds text reminders, an appointment waitlist, memberships, packages and gift certificates, which is where most salons and studios will land. Premium covers up to 36 calendars for $55. Every plan has a 7-day trial with no credit card. The gaps are the lack of a free plan and a focus on client bookings rather than sales routing, so a B2B sales team gets more from Calendly or Cal.com.
Strengths
- +Flat price per plan, not per user, so a 6-person studio pays $27 a month
- +Four payment providers supported, including Venmo
- +7-day trial with no credit card needed
Limitations
- −No permanent free plan
- −Text reminders and waitlists start on the $27 Standard plan
- −Sales-team features such as round-robin routing to a CRM are not its focus
SummaryAcuity Scheduling is the best appointment scheduling software for service businesses that sell packages and take deposits. Its Standard plan covers 6 calendars for $27 a month billed annually.
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Cal.com
Open-source scheduling with a free individual plan, team routing and an API for embedding booking in other products.
8.6overallOpen-source scheduling with a free individual plan, team routing and an API for embedding booking in other products.
Best forStartups and technical teams that want a generous free tier or self-hosting
Adoption data
50.0kCal.com's open-source code repository on GitHub has 50.0k stars, a measure of developer interest rather than paying customers.
GitHub, calcom/cal.com: Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone (2026): “50.0k stars”
Cal.com is the open-source alternative to Calendly, and its free plan is the most generous on this list. One user gets unlimited links and calendars, email and SMS notifications, more than 100 app integrations, Stripe and PayPal payments, two-way Salesforce and HubSpot sync and a one-click import of Calendly events. Teams, at $12 per user per month on yearly billing, adds shared availability, round-robin, managed and collective links, routing forms, booking analytics and removal of Cal.com branding. Organizations, at $28, adds sub-teams, a company subdomain, SAML SSO and SCIM, and lists SOC 2, HIPAA and ISO 27001 compliance, which matters for healthcare and regulated buyers. Both paid plans have a 14-day trial. Cal.com does not publish a customer count; its GitHub repository shows 50.0k stars, which signals developer interest but not paying users, so its adoption score is lower than Calendly's.
Strengths
- +Most complete free plan here, including Stripe and PayPal payments
- +Round-robin and routing forms cost $12 per user, below Calendly Teams
- +Open-source code with APIs for embedding scheduling in a product
Limitations
- −No published customer count; GitHub stars are only a proxy
- −Removing Cal.com branding needs the Teams plan
- −HIPAA compliance and SSO sit in the $28 Organizations plan
SummaryCal.com is the best appointment scheduling software for startups that want free payments and CRM sync. Its Teams plan adds round-robin and routing forms for $12 per user billed yearly.
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Zoho Bookings
Appointment scheduling from Zoho, with round-robin assignment, multi-location support and links to the Zoho app suite.
8.6overallAppointment scheduling from Zoho, with round-robin assignment, multi-location support and links to the Zoho app suite.
Best forSmall teams on a budget, especially those already using Zoho apps
Adoption data
150 millionZoho Corporation says more than 150 million users and one million paying customers use its apps; the figure covers all Zoho products, not Zoho Bookings alone.
Zoho Corporation, Zoho Corporation Surpasses One Million Customers (2026): “is now a trusted technology provider to more than one million paying customers and more than 150 million users globally.”
Zoho Bookings is the low-cost team option, priced at US$6 per user per month on yearly billing for Basic, or US$8 month to month, and free for one user. Premium, at US$9 per user yearly or US$12 monthly, is positioned for organizations with multiple locations or departments that need online payments and integrations. Every plan includes automatic time zone and language conversion, a browser extension and mobile app, user roles, reusable multi-schedules and a choice of four ways to assign appointments: load-balancing, priority-based, round-robin or default. A 15-day trial needs no credit card. Zoho does not publish a separate user count for Bookings; the parent company reported more than 150 million users and one million paying customers across all its products in February 2026, so the adoption score reflects the suite, discounted for that. It fits best where the team already runs Zoho CRM or Zoho One.
Strengths
- +Round-robin team scheduling from US$6 per user, below Calendly and Cal.com
- +Round-robin with four assignment algorithms
- +15-day free trial and no credit card needed
Limitations
- −Online payments and integrations are aimed at the Premium plan
- −Zoho publishes no user count for Bookings itself
- −Free plan is limited to one user
SummaryZoho Bookings is the best appointment scheduling software for small teams on a budget because round-robin assignment starts at US$6 per user billed yearly. Teams that need online payments should price the US$9 Premium plan.
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HubSpot Meetings
A free meeting scheduler inside HubSpot's CRM, with booking links that log meetings to contact records.
8.5overallA free meeting scheduler inside HubSpot's CRM, with booking links that log meetings to contact records.
Best forSales teams already using HubSpot CRM
Adoption data
306,000HubSpot says it has 306,000 customers across its platform; the figure is not specific to the meeting scheduler.
HubSpot, HubSpot: Our Story (2026): “306,000 Customers”
HubSpot Meetings is the scheduler built into HubSpot's CRM, and for sales teams already in HubSpot it removes the need for a separate booking tool. HubSpot describes it as a free meeting scheduler with shareable booking links that sync in real time with Google and Office 365 calendars, so availability stays current and double bookings are avoided. Round-robin scheduling sends a prospect to the first available rep, and group booking puts several team members in one meeting for demos or onboarding. The calendar can be embedded on web pages, and each booking is logged to the contact record in the CRM. HubSpot reports 306,000 customers across its platform, which signals reach but does not isolate the scheduler. Paid Sales Hub plans showed euro prices from our location, so the USD price is pending and value is scored conservatively. It is a weak fit for salons or clinics that need deposits, packages or intake forms.
Strengths
- +No extra tool to buy for teams already on HubSpot
- +Bookings land on the CRM contact record automatically
- +Round-robin and group booking are documented on the product page
Limitations
- −Paid Sales Hub prices show in euros from our location, so USD is pending
- −Few service-business features such as packages or deposits
- −Adoption figure covers all of HubSpot, not the scheduler
SummaryHubSpot Meetings is the best appointment scheduling option for teams already on HubSpot CRM because bookings log straight to contact records at no extra cost. Service businesses should pick Acuity Scheduling or Square Appointments instead.
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Square Appointments
Booking, payments and point of sale in one system for salons, spas and other appointment businesses.
8.2overallBooking, payments and point of sale in one system for salons, spas and other appointment businesses.
Best forSalons, spas and barbers that also take card payments in person
Square Appointments suits appointment businesses that also need a card reader, because booking and payments run in one account. Square Free has no monthly fee, while Square Plus costs $49 and Square Premium $149 per location per month. Square says calendars are unlimited with no employee limit, and clients can book from a booking website, a Book Now button, a QR code or an embedded widget. Businesses can require prepayment or a partial deposit, send contracts automatically at booking and accept Apple Pay and Google Pay online. Plus includes 500 marketing texts a month and Premium 2,500. Processing is the hidden cost: in-person card payments cost 2.6% + 15¢ on Free and 2.5% + 15¢ on Plus. Square does not publish a user count for its appointments product, so we scored adoption conservatively. For sales meetings it lacks CRM routing; it is built for walk-in and booked services.
Strengths
- +Free plan with no monthly fee and no employee limit
- +Booking and in-person card payments in one account
- +Deposits and prepayments help reduce no-shows
Limitations
- −Paid plans charge per location, so multi-site businesses pay $49 at each
- −In-person card fees of 2.6% + 15¢ on the free plan
- −Square publishes no user count for its appointments product
SummarySquare Appointments is the best appointment scheduling software for salons and spas that already take card payments because the free plan includes unlimited staff calendars. Paid plans are charged per location, so single-site businesses benefit most.
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SimplyBook.me
Booking system for service businesses with a client booking site, add-on features and paid credits for messaging.
8.0overallBooking system for service businesses with a client booking site, add-on features and paid credits for messaging.
Best forService businesses that want a booking website with many optional add-ons
Adoption data
50,000SimplyBook.me says it supports more than 50,000 businesses in over 200 countries.
SimplyBook.me, About SimplyBook.me (2026): “50,000 businesses in 200+ countries”
SimplyBook.me gives service businesses a booking website and a long list of optional features, and it says it supports more than 50,000 businesses in over 200 countries. The pricing page lists a forever-free plan, then Basic, Standard and Premium tiers and a custom Enterprise plan for multi-location businesses; from our location those prices appeared in euros, so the USD price is pending and value is scored conservatively. Add-ons are where SimplyBook.me differs from the rest of this list: WhatsApp message credits, AI Voice Booking credits, booking packages, social media and ads features, a custom domain with 3 years of SSL and an own SMS gateway are all sold separately. It connects to Google Calendar, Outlook and Zapier, with more than 5,000 integrations claimed. The company is part of team.blue. The add-on model gives flexibility but makes the monthly bill harder to forecast than Acuity's flat tiers.
Strengths
- +Free plan plus four paid tiers for growing businesses
- +Large menu of add-ons, from WhatsApp messages to AI voice booking
- +Part of team.blue, a group with 60+ brands
Limitations
- −Prices show in euros from our location, so USD is pending
- −Add-ons and credits make the total cost harder to predict
- −Built for client services, not sales-team routing
SummarySimplyBook.me is the best appointment scheduling software for service businesses that want to add WhatsApp, voice booking and packages as needed. Buyers should total the add-ons before comparing it with Acuity or Square.
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Setmore
Low-cost online booking for small service businesses, with a free plan for small teams and 24/7 human support.
7.9overallLow-cost online booking for small service businesses, with a free plan for small teams and 24/7 human support.
Best forSmall service businesses on a tight budget
Setmore is the budget choice for small service businesses. The free plan covers up to 4 users with unlimited appointments, payments, a branded booking page, a branded mobile app, email reminders and 24/7 human support. Pro costs $5 per user per month on annual billing, or $12 month to month, and adds unlimited users, SMS and email reminders, recurring appointments, two-way calendar sync and removal of Setmore branding. Payments run through Stripe, Square or PayPal, and Setmore lists an add-on at $99 a month for a staffed answering service available in the US only. For a five-person salon on annual billing, Pro costs $25 a month, below every other paid plan here. Setmore does not publish a customer count on its site, so the adoption score is conservative. Sales teams will find fewer routing and CRM tools than in Calendly or Cal.com.
Strengths
- +Cheapest paid plan on this list at $5 per user per month billed annually
- +Free plan covers up to 4 users
- +Round-the-clock phone, chat and email support
Limitations
- −SMS reminders and branding removal require Pro
- −Monthly billing on Pro is $12 per user, more than double the annual rate
- −Setmore publishes no user count on its site
SummarySetmore is the best appointment scheduling software for small businesses on a budget because Pro costs $5 per user per month billed annually and the free plan covers 4 users. Teams that need lead routing should look at Calendly or Cal.com.
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YouCanBookMe
Customizable booking pages tied to Google, Apple and Microsoft calendars, from a free plan to team accounts.
7.5overallCustomizable booking pages tied to Google, Apple and Microsoft calendars, from a free plan to team accounts.
Best forSolopreneurs who want a heavily customized booking page
Adoption data
1,000,000YouCanBookMe says it handles more than 1,000,000 bookings a month for its users.
YouCanBookMe, YouCanBookMe: Online scheduling and booking (2026): “We handle 1,000,000+ bookings every month for our users”
YouCanBookMe focuses on how the booking page looks and behaves, and it says it handles more than 1,000,000 bookings a month. The free plan checks 1 calendar for availability, offers 1 booking page and 30 bookings a month, and already includes Stripe payments, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet links, custom booking form questions and polling. Individual raises that to 2 calendar connections, 2 booking pages and unlimited bookings, with custom colors, background images, three availability displays and group sessions. Professional adds 6 calendar connections, 10 booking pages, automated workflows with no-show management, promotion codes, a direct HubSpot integration and tracking pixels. Team adds 10 calendar connections per user and role-based access. Plan prices are rendered by script and did not load as text from our location, so pricing is marked pending and value is scored conservatively. Teams that need round-robin routing at scale have stronger options higher on this list.
Strengths
- +Booking page styling, availability displays and forms are highly configurable
- +Free plan includes Stripe payments and Zoom, Teams and Meet links
- +Fixed-date events and group sessions on the Individual plan
Limitations
- −Plan prices load by script, so the USD check is pending
- −Free plan caps bookings at 30 a month
- −Direct HubSpot integration starts on the Professional plan
SummaryYouCanBookMe is the best appointment scheduling software for solopreneurs who want a fully branded booking page. Its free plan caps bookings at 30 a month, so regular users will need a paid tier.
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Chili Piper
Inbound lead routing and meeting booking for B2B revenue teams, turning form fills into booked sales meetings.
7.4overallInbound lead routing and meeting booking for B2B revenue teams, turning form fills into booked sales meetings.
Best forMid-market and enterprise B2B sales teams routing inbound leads
Adoption data
45KChili Piper says more than 45,000 users rely on its platform.
Chili Piper, Chili Piper: Inbound conversion and meeting scheduling (2026): “45K+ users creating better buying moments”
Chili Piper is a lead routing platform first and a scheduler second, aimed at B2B revenue teams with heavy inbound demand. Its job is to turn a website form fill into a booked meeting with the right rep before the buyer leaves the page, using routing rules on fields such as company size, sales team size and country, plus a live handoff to an available rep. The Growth plan starts at $1,250 a month and includes 15 seats, with additional seats at $45 each and 45,000 AI credits a year for enrichment and agents. Large teams can buy only the ChiliCal scheduler at $12 per user, with a minimum of 200 seats. Chili Piper says more than 45,000 users rely on it. There is no free plan, and buying starts with a demo. For a team under 15 reps, Calendly Teams or Cal.com Teams deliver round-robin and routing forms for a fraction of the cost, which is why Chili Piper ranks last on value.
Strengths
- +The most complete inbound routing toolset on this list
- +Published plan prices for a sales-led product
- +Rules can route by firmographic fields such as company size
Limitations
- −Growth starts at $1,250 a month, far above any other entry price here
- −No free plan or self-serve trial; buying starts with a demo
- −ChiliCal standalone requires at least 200 seats
SummaryChili Piper is the best appointment scheduling software for B2B teams that route high volumes of inbound leads by firmographic rules. Its $1,250 monthly entry price makes it a poor fit for small teams.
Choosing a product
- Decide between per-user, per-location and flat pricing
- Booking tools charge in three ways. Calendly, Cal.com, Zoho Bookings and Setmore charge per user; Square Appointments charges per location; Acuity Scheduling charges a flat monthly fee that rises with the number of calendars. For a team of five, Setmore Pro costs $25 a month and Calendly Standard $50 a month on yearly billing, while Acuity Standard covers up to 6 calendars for $27 a month billed annually. Square Plus is $49 per location regardless of staff count.
- Match the tool to the type of booking
- Client appointments and sales meetings need different features. Service businesses need payments, deposits, intake forms, packages and reminders, which Acuity Scheduling, Square Appointments, SimplyBook.me and Setmore document. Sales teams need round-robin assignment, routing forms and CRM sync, which Calendly Teams, Cal.com Teams, HubSpot Meetings and Chili Piper document.
- Read adoption figures as a rough guide
- Vendors count different things. Calendly counts 50 million people, which includes invitees; Acuity counts 250,000+ businesses; SimplyBook.me counts 50,000 businesses; YouCanBookMe counts 1,000,000+ bookings a month; Chili Piper counts 45K+ users; HubSpot counts 306,000 customers across its whole platform and Zoho counts 150 million users across all its apps. Cal.com is open source, so its 50.0k GitHub stars measure developer interest, not paying customers.
- Check what the free plan leaves out
- Seven tools here have a permanent free plan. Calendly Free allows one event type and one calendar connection; Cal.com Free covers 1 user with unlimited links and calendars; Zoho Bookings is free for one user; Setmore Free covers up to 4 users; YouCanBookMe Free allows 30 bookings per month; Square Free charges no monthly fee but includes no text message marketing. Check whether reminders, payments and branding removal sit behind the paid tier you need.
- Count payment processing and add-on costs
- The subscription is only part of the bill for businesses that take payments. Square charges 2.6% + 15¢ per in-person card payment on its free plan, and Acuity, Calendly, Cal.com and Setmore pass payments through Stripe, PayPal or Square at those providers' rates. Calendly sells its Notetaker and Callie assistant as add-ons, and Setmore lists an add-on at $99 a month for a staffed answering service.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best appointment scheduling software?
Calendly is the best appointment scheduling software for most teams in 2026. It says more than 50 million people have used it, it has a permanent free plan, and Standard costs $10 per seat per month billed yearly.
What is the best scheduling software for small service businesses?
Acuity Scheduling is the best fit for salons, studios and clinics. Its Starter plan is $16 a month billed annually and includes payments through Stripe, Square, PayPal and Venmo plus intake forms; Acuity says 250,000+ businesses use it.
Is there free appointment scheduling software?
Yes. Cal.com is free for 1 user with unlimited links and calendars, Setmore is free for up to 4 users, Zoho Bookings is free for one user, and Calendly, Square Appointments, HubSpot Meetings, SimplyBook.me and YouCanBookMe also have free plans with tighter limits.
What is the cheapest appointment scheduling software?
Setmore is the cheapest paid option on our list at $5 per user per month billed annually. Zoho Bookings Basic is next at US$6 per user per month billed yearly.
Is Cal.com better than Calendly?
Cal.com is better on price and free features, while Calendly has far more published adoption. Cal.com's free plan includes unlimited calendars and Salesforce and HubSpot sync, and its Teams plan is $12 per user versus $16 for Calendly Teams.
What scheduling software do sales teams use for inbound leads?
Calendly Teams, Cal.com Teams, HubSpot Meetings and Chili Piper all document round-robin assignment for sales teams. Chili Piper adds rule-based routing by fields like company size, starting at $1,250 a month for 15 seats.
How did we rank these tools?
Each tool is scored on documented features (35 percent), a published adoption figure (35 percent) and value at US list prices (30 percent). We compared documented features and published prices on vendor pages in November 2026 and did not run hands-on tests.
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