Calendly

by Calendly LLC

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Scheduling automation platform for booking meetings without email back-and-forth, with CRM integrations and routing forms for lead qualification. Calendly is a scheduling automation platform founded in 2013 by Tope Awotona in Atlanta, Georgia. The company has grown to more than 20 million users across 100,000+ organizations as of April 2026, with estimated revenue exceeding $350 million.

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pricing

pricing facts about Calendly
AttributeValueAs ofSource
Calendly pricing (July 2026)Calendly pricing (verified July 2026): Free $0, Standard $10/seat/mo billed annually ($12 monthly), Teams $16/seat/mo billed annually ($20 monthly; volume-tiered below $16 above 30 seats), Enterprise from $15,000/year.Jul 2026Calendly pricing

General

General facts about Calendly
AttributeValueAs ofSource
Founded2013May 2026Calendly
HeadquartersAtlanta, GeorgiaMay 2026Calendly
Users20 million+ usersJul 2026Calendly about page
Organizations100,000+ organizationsJul 2026Calendly homepage
Free Tier1 active event type, unlimited bookingsJul 2026Calendly pricing page
Standard Price$10/user/month (Standard plan)Jul 2026Calendly pricing page
Routing FormsLead qualification before booking via routing formsJul 2026Calendly pricing page
Calendar SupportGoogle Calendar, Outlook/Office 365, ExchangeJul 2026Calendly Help Center

Pricing Plans

Free

Free

Individual

  • 1 event type, unlimited bookings
  • Calendar sync
  • !1 active event type
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As of Jul 2026 · Source
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Standard

$12.00/mo

(or $10.00/yr)

$12/seat monthly, $10/seat billed annually

  • Unlimited event types
  • Group events, integrations
  • Custom branding
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As of Jul 2026 · Source

Teams

$20.00/mo

(or $16.00/yr)

$20/seat monthly, $16/seat billed annually (volume-tiered above 30 seats)

  • Round-robin, routing forms
  • Salesforce integration
  • Admin controls
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As of Jul 2026 · Source

Enterprise

Contact us

From $15,000/year

  • SSO/SAML, SCIM
  • Advanced security, dedicated CSM
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As of Jul 2026 · Source

About Calendly

Calendly is a scheduling automation platform founded in 2013 by Tope Awotona in Atlanta, Georgia. The company has grown to more than 20 million users across 100,000+ organizations as of April 2026, with estimated revenue exceeding $350 million. Calendly is privately held and has raised over $350 million in funding, including a $350 million Series B in 2021 at a $3 billion valuation.

The platform eliminates the back-and-forth of meeting scheduling by letting invitees select from available time slots on a shared booking page. Products include one-on-one scheduling, group events (multiple invitees for one slot), collective scheduling (find time across multiple hosts), round-robin assignment (distribute meetings across team members), and routing forms (qualify leads with questions before showing booking options). Calendly checks availability across Google Calendar, Outlook, iCloud, and Office 365 to prevent double-booking and can add video conferencing links from Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Webex automatically.

Pricing: the free plan includes 1 active event type with unlimited bookings. Standard plan ($10/user/month) adds unlimited event types, group events, and integrations. Teams plan ($16/user/month) includes round-robin, routing forms, Salesforce integration, and admin management. Enterprise plans offer custom pricing with SSO, SCIM provisioning, and advanced security features. Calendly integrates natively with Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Calendar, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Stripe, with additional connectivity through Zapier.

Integrations (8)

Google Calendar native
HubSpot native
Microsoft Teams native
Salesforce native
Slack native
Stripe native
Zapier third-party
Zoom native

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