Free
For individuals testing the flow
Everything needed to publish one clean booking page and connect one calendar.
Start Free- 1 active event type
- 1 connected calendar
- Basic availability controls
- Booking page customization
- Email notifications
Pricing
Built against Calendly’s current public pricing structure, but positioned more aggressively for teams that want booking, calendar sync, and workflow control without enterprise bloat on day one.
Pricing shown per seat, billed yearly unless noted otherwise.
Free
For individuals testing the flow
Everything needed to publish one clean booking page and connect one calendar.
Start FreeStarter
For solo operators and consultants
Monthly equivalent: $6/seat/mo
Roughly half of Calendly Standard, tuned for people who need more than the free plan without enterprise overhead.
Start StarterTeams
Recommended for growing businesses
Monthly equivalent: $10/seat/mo
About half of Calendly Teams pricing, with the parts most teams actually care about first.
Start TeamsEnterprise
For multi-team rollouts
Monthly equivalent: Custom
Positioned at roughly half of Calendly Enterprise entry pricing, with room for custom onboarding and governance.
Talk To SalesCompare Plans
| Feature | Free | Starter | Teams | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Event types | 1 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Connected calendars | 1 | Multiple | Multiple | Multiple |
| Round-robin booking | — | — | Included | Included |
| Payments | — | Included | Included | Included |
| Admin controls | — | Light | Included | Advanced |
| SSO | — | — | Add-on path | Included |
The target here is deliberately aggressive pricing: roughly half of Calendly’s current public Standard, Teams, and Enterprise entry points so CalendarAiML can win earlier-stage customers without bloating the offer.
No. You can create an account with any work email, then connect Google Workspace, a non-Gmail Google account, or Microsoft after sign-in.
Yes. The pricing model is designed so individuals can start with the free plan, validate the workflow, then move into Starter or Teams when they need more event types, routing, or admin controls.
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