Doodle vs Calendly vs SavvyCal

Written head to head: Calendly vs SavvyCal · Calendly vs Doodle, with when to choose each side.

Compared on	Doodle Free plan · from $11/seat/mo VisitRemove	Calendly Free plan · from $10/seat/mo VisitRemove	SavvyCal From $10/user/mo VisitRemove
What it is	Group polls for finding a meeting time, plus booking pages, 1:1s and sign-up sheets	Booking-link scheduler with routing forms, Stripe and PayPal payments, and AI add-ons for notes and email	Scheduling links that invitees can overlay with their own calendar, priced per host with an MCP server included
Free plan	One group poll, one booking page, one 1:1 and 3 basic sign-up sheets; ads shown; no card needed	1 event type and 1 calendar connection; one-on-one scheduling, a customizable booking page and the browser extension; no payments	No
Cheapest paid plan	$11/seat/mo billed annually (Pro)Doodle pricing	$10/seat/mo billed annually (Standard)Calendly pricing	$10/user/mo billed annually (Basic)SavvyCal pricing
What it covers	Single licence: $15 a month, or $132 a year. Taken from Doodle's help centre; the live pricing page did not display the Pro price when read.	Unlimited event types, multiple calendar connections, automations and reminders, HubSpot and Mailchimp, Stripe and PayPal payments. Seats are needed only for people who connect calendars and host meetings, not for invitees.	$120 per user a year on yearly billing. Every host needs a seat, including each host in a round-robin pool. Students, educators and nonprofits get 25% off, on top of yearly savings.
Free trial	None stated	14-day free trial; the account then moves to the Free plan	None stated
Platforms	Web	Web, iOS, Android, Chrome extension, API	Web, Chrome extension, API
Integrations (vendor's figure)	Google Calendar, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Webex and Stripe, plus 3,000+ apps through Zapier	100+ integrations, including Zoom, Google Calendar, Outlook, Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Stripe, PayPal and Zapier	Calendars, video conferencing, CRMs, Stripe and Zapier, plus webhooks, an API and an MCP server
Open source	No	No	No
Good for	Finding a meeting time that suits a whole group Running sign-ups for workshops, webinars or events Sharing a booking page with clients	Sharing a booking link so clients and prospects pick a free time Taking payment when someone books a session Routing inbound leads to the right sales rep with round robin	Booking meetings with people who want to compare times against their own calendar Small teams sharing round-robin and collective links without paying for add-ons Scheduling from an AI assistant through the MCP server
Watch out for	Free plan: one group poll, one booking page and one 1:1, with ads Stripe payments, the admin console and booking on behalf are listed under Team, which needs at least 2 users Its pages do not describe round-robin distribution across a team	Free plan: 1 event type and 1 calendar connection, with no payments Round robin, team scheduling and routing forms need Teams, from $16 per seat a month billed yearly Notetaker and Callie come only with the Plus plans, are available only in English, and Callie is in beta	No free plan for bookings: people can only book from your links on Basic or Premium No self-serve free trial; a 30-day money-back guarantee instead Stripe payments, custom domains and removing SavvyCal branding need Premium
Made by	Doodle AG	Calendly LLC	SavvyCal, Inc.

Entry prices are the cheapest paid plan, as each vendor publishes it; “What it covers” says what that price is per (a user, a channel, a brand, a number of contacts). The sources are listed on each tool's page.

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