One product, done well
We’re not trying to be scheduling infrastructure for everything. SavvyCal is one product, built by a small, independent team since 2020, for people whose calendars are full of other people.
Every decision starts with the person on the other end of the link. If it makes finding a time easier for them, and keeps your week in check, it belongs. If not, it doesn’t ship.
Ideas that started here
A few things you’ll find across scheduling tools today began as SavvyCal features. We’re proud of that, and we’re still building.
- 2020Calendar overlayRecipients lay their own calendar over your availability and spot a mutual time at a glance.
- 2020Ranked availabilityRank your availability windows, so the people booking with you see your best times first.
- 2021Time blocks as availabilityPut a “Calls” event on your calendar, and your link only offers times inside it.
- 2023Optimized availabilitySpace meetings out and favor the times of day that suit you, so your week doesn’t fragment.
Real people, fast answers
Questions go straight to the small team that builds SavvyCal. No ticket tiers, no chatbot maze.
- Median time to a first reply
- 90 min
- Of support ratings are “Great”
- 97%
- Independent and focused on scheduling
- Since 2020
Support figures cover January through October 2026.
Hosts love it. Their guests do too.
I use SavvyCal so my customers can easily compare my availability to their own. Making their lives a little easier is a treat I’m happy to pay for.
Matt Wensing
Founder of Summit
We’ve been using it for hiring and with a large team. I’m convinced that SavvyCal is the only calendar booking tool on the market that’s tackling the problem in the right way.
Anvisha Pai
Co-founder of Dover
SavvyCal makes me feel better about finding time to meet with clients, partners, and colleagues. It goes beyond similar tools by removing the awkwardness of imposing your schedule upon others.
François Lanthier Nadeau
CEO of Snipcart
Switching questions
How hard is it to switch?
Most people are set up in minutes. Connect your calendar, recreate your links, and start sending them. Your old links can keep working while you make the move.
Is there a free plan?
Meeting polls are free on every plan. Scheduling links need a paid plan, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Does SavvyCal have an API?
Yes. There’s a REST API, webhooks, and an MCP server that connects AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT. Read the developer docs
Is SavvyCal open source?
No. SavvyCal is a hosted product, but we publish and maintain open source libraries, including Inertia Phoenix, Zonex, and Calex. See our open source work