Best Calendly Alternatives (2026)

Looking for something other than Calendly for scheduling? Here are the 10 alternatives we track, ranked, with verified pricing for each.

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Pricing verified Oct 26, 2026

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Calendly alternatives at a glance

Product Entry price Plans Free plan Free trial
Calendly this page's subject $12/mo 4 Yes No
Cal.com $12/mo 4 Yes Yes
Acuity Scheduling $20/mo 3 No Yes
Doodle $11/mo 4 Yes No
Booksy $29/mo 1 No Yes
Boulevard $143/mo 4 No No
Glofox Custom 4 No No
GlossGenius $28/mo 3 No Yes
Mangomint $200/mo 1 No Yes
Mindbody $79/mo 3 No No
PushPress $159/mo 3 Yes No
  1. Cal.com

    Scheduling

    Open-source scheduling infrastructure.

    Cal.com undercuts Calendly on the free and mid tiers, especially with its open-source, self-hostable angle appealing to technical teams and privacy-conscious buyers. They're playing the 'developer-friendly alternative' card rather than competing purely on price at the top end, where Enterprise custom pricing puts them in line with whatever the market will bear.

    Plans: Individuals $0/mo per seat · Teams $12/mo per seat · Organizations $28/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales

    From $12/mo Free plan Free trial Calendly vs Cal.com → Cal.com pricing →
  2. Acuity Scheduling

    Scheduling

    Appointment scheduling from Squarespace.

    Sits in the affordable-to-mid range of the scheduling category, well below enterprise players like Calendly's top tiers or Acuity's own sister products under Squarespace. They're clearly courting freelancers, coaches, and small service businesses who want professional booking without an agency-sized bill.

    Plans: Starter $20/mo · Standard $34/mo · Premium $61/mo

  3. Doodle

    Scheduling

    Group scheduling without the back-and-forth.

    Squarely mid-market: $11 to $16 undercuts premium schedulers while sitting above the bargain end, and the $5 jump from Pro to Team is small enough to make upsells feel painless. The brand recognition from years of free group polling is the real moat, so they're pitching familiarity to teams that already know the Doodle name.

    Plans: Free $0/mo per seat · Pro $11/mo per seat · Team $16/mo per seat · Enterprise Contact Sales

    From $11/mo Free plan Calendly vs Doodle → Doodle pricing →
  4. Booksy

    Scheduling

    Appointment booking and business management for beauty and barber professionals

    At $29.99/mo, Booksy lands in the affordable-to-mid range for salon/spa booking software, undercutting more feature-heavy platforms while still charging real money for seats and payments. They're clearly chasing solo practitioners and small shops that want an easy, low-commitment entry point rather than enterprise chains needing multi-location management.

    Plans: Booksy $29/mo

    From $29/mo Free trial Calendly vs Booksy → Booksy pricing →
  5. Boulevard

    Scheduling

    Booking, payments and client management platform for salons, spas and medspas, priced per location.

    Boulevard sits at the premium end of the salon/spa software category — no free plan, no free trial, and pricing that starts nearly double what basic booking tools like Vagaro or Fresha charge. They're clearly chasing higher-end, appointment-based businesses that treat software as a growth investment, not a commodity scheduling tool.

    Plans: Essentials $143/mo · Premier $293/mo · Prestige $410/mo · Enterprise Contact Sales

  6. Glofox

    Scheduling

    Boutique fitness and gym management software with branded member apps

    The 'starting at $99' anchor positions it as accessible to boutique studios, but gating real pricing behind a form puts it closer to the sales-led mid-market than the transparent-pricing crowd. It's competing on ABC Fitness backing and breadth rather than price clarity, and it's likely losing small owners who want to see a number before talking to anyone.

    Plans: Essential Contact Sales · Boost Contact Sales · Elite Contact Sales · Enterprise Contact Sales

  7. GlossGenius

    Scheduling

    Booking, payments, and marketing platform for salon and beauty professionals

    Sits mid-to-premium for the beauty/wellness vertical — pricier than bare-bones scheduling apps but cheaper than full booth-rental or enterprise salon suites. They're clearly chasing independent stylists and small salon owners who'll outgrow free booking tools but aren't ready for enterprise software.

    Plans: Standard $28/mo · Gold $56/mo · Platinum $168/mo

  8. Mangomint

    Scheduling

    Salon and spa management software with scheduling, point-of-sale and marketing on a single per-location plan.

    This is the premium play in salon and spa software: $200/mo for 8 users sits well above budget booking tools that start near free or under $50. They're going after upscale, design-conscious salons and med spas that want a polished experience and will pay for it, not the solo stylist looking for the cheapest calendar.

    Plans: Mangomint $200/mo per seat

  9. Mindbody

    Scheduling

    Business management software for fitness, wellness, and beauty businesses

    The disclosed $79 starting price makes Mindbody look accessible next to enterprise gym-management suites, but the moment you go custom, you're competing with the likes of Zen Planner or Vagaro on a deal-by-deal basis. They're playing a middle-to-premium game — cheap enough to get small studios in the door, expensive enough once you scale that they'd rather negotiate than post a number.

    Plans: Starter $79/mo · Accelerate Contact Sales · Ultimate Contact Sales

  10. PushPress

    Scheduling

    Gym management platform with a free tier for small gyms and studios

    At $159-$229, they sit mid-market for gym management software, undercutting the big enterprise-feeling players while charging more than bare-bones tools. The free tier with no trial is a deliberate play for independent boutique and CrossFit-style gyms who want to start without a credit card and stay as they scale.

    Plans: Free $0/mo · Pro $159/mo · Max $229/mo

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Calendly Alternatives FAQ

What is the best alternative to Calendly?
Cal.com is the closest Calendly alternative we track for scheduling. Paid plans start at $12/mo, and there is a free plan to start on. Acuity Scheduling and Doodle are also worth a look.
Are there free alternatives to Calendly?
Yes — Cal.com, Doodle, PushPress offer a free plan, so you can switch without paying up front.
How much do Calendly alternatives cost?
Entry prices range from $11/mo (Doodle) to $200/mo (Mangomint). Each product page has the full verified tier breakdown.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Calendly?
Yes — Calendly starts at $12/mo, while Doodle ($11/mo) starts lower.

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