The YouCanBook.me alternative that grows with your team.

SavvyCal makes scheduling collaborative instead of a nuisance. You keep your calendar in check, and the people you meet with find a time without the back-and-forth.

Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee

YouCanBook.me is dependable. SavvyCal goes further.

YouCanBook.me, now part of Capacity, is a dependable way to take bookings, with a long list of features to match.

Where SavvyCal differs is in the details of your week: limits that span days, weeks, and months, availability that follows your calendar, and team scheduling on every plan.

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A fundamentally different scheduling experience

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Meeting limits

SavvyCal: Cap meetings per day, week, or month, on a link or across your account.

YouCanBook.me: Daily limits only, per booking page, on Professional and up.

Team scheduling

SavvyCal: Round robin and collective links come with every plan.

YouCanBook.me: Round robin needs the Team plan.

Time blocks as availability

SavvyCal: Any event on your calendar, like “Calls,” can open time on a link.

YouCanBook.me: Calendar-managed availability needs Professional or Team, and an exact event title match.

Single-use links

SavvyCal: Adjust a single-use link’s times before you send it.

YouCanBook.me: Single-use links offer the same times as your booking page.

Hosts love it. Their guests do too.

You have no idea the total PAIN I went through the last months trying to find a scheduling app. Then I tried SavvyCal and everything just WORKS.

Pieter Levels

Founder of Nomad List

Love the fact that those booking meetings can overlay their calendar to easily find a time. Very easy to make multiple calendar links and access them via the Chrome Extension!

Ingrid Ødegaard

Founder of Whereby

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