Calendly is a great company with a truly pioneering product. Modern scheduling tools like SavvyCal wouldn’t be what they are today without them.
That said, you’re here for a reason. And the fact of the matter is that Calendly is a generic tool meant to appeal to a vast number of audiences, needs, and industries.
If you’re okay with sending out a generic link that forces the recipient to jump through a few hoops to meet with you, SavvyCal probably won’t be a good fit for you. But if you care about providing an enjoyable experience for anyone booking a meeting with you, you’re in the right place.
With SavvyCal, you can create personalized links in seconds to make a great impression while also reducing the steps needed to schedule a time.
With Calendly, you have to send the same ol’ link to everyone.
With SavvyCal, recipients can overlay their calendar on top of yours to easily find mutual availability.
With Calendly, the burden is on the recipient to switch back and forth to find a good time.
With SavvyCal, you can optimize your schedule by presenting availability windows in a particular order.
With Calendly, recipients are limited to just one availability window.
With SavvyCal, you can limit how many meetings can be booked per day, week, or month.
With Calendly, you might wake up to 10 back to back meetings on a Monday.
With SavvyCal, you can preview and manually allow or block off time before sending.
With Calendly, “ad hoc meetings” have to be created in order to adjust availability, which completely negates the purpose of creating preset links in the first place.
With SavvyCal, you can check for conflicts across multiple calendars and set which calendar you want to store each meeting in.
With Calendly, every meeting is stored on the same calendar — don’t they teach you not to mix business with pleasure?
With SavvyCal, recipients can book as little or as much time as they need.
With Calendly, you have to create a separate link for every duration variant you want to offer.