HubSpot’s scheduler is built for HubSpot. SavvyCal is built for scheduling.
If your team lives in HubSpot, its meetings tool is a handy add-on. Bookings land right on the contact record.
But it only works inside a HubSpot account, and much of it, like team links and editable reminders, needs paid seats. SavvyCal works with any calendar, and our HubSpot integration logs every booking to your CRM when you want it to.
Round robin for HubSpot usersA fundamentally different scheduling experience
No CRM required
SavvyCal: Works with your calendar on its own, and connects to HubSpot when you want it to.
HubSpot: Scheduling pages live inside a HubSpot account and CRM.
Team scheduling
SavvyCal: Round robin and collective links are on Basic, $10 per user per month billed annually, with a seat for each host.
HubSpot: Group and round robin pages need Sales or Service Hub Starter or higher, with an assigned seat for every rep.
A calendar per link
SavvyCal: Choose the calendar each link’s meetings go on.
HubSpot: Meetings go on your default calendar. Other calendars only block time.
Propose times
SavvyCal: Copy proposed times into any email, LinkedIn message, or Slack thread.
HubSpot: Suggested times work in HubSpot emails or with its Sales extension, and not in plain-text emails.
Reminders
SavvyCal: Workflows send as many reminders and follow-ups as you need, each with its own message.
HubSpot: Up to three reminder emails. Editing their text needs a paid seat.
Hosts love it. Their guests do too.
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
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
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