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Checked 2026-10-21

Calendly vs Cal.diy

Fit:

Migration notes

Individual scheduling with calendar/video integrations, paid events and embeds. Team scheduling, workflows and routing excluded; vendor recommends personal/non-production use. Reconfigure credentials and booking pages; native migration parity unverified.

Sources: www.cal.diy · checked 2026-10-21

CalendlyPaid incumbent

Entry priceUSD 10 / seat / month
Pricing modelper-seat, billed annual
OwnerCalendly LLC

Standard $10/seat/month billed annually; free plan exists. Source

Calendly plans reviewed
StandardentryUSD 120 / seat / yr
TeamspopularUSD 192 / seat / yr
TeamsbusinessUSD 192 / seat / yr
EnterpriseenterpriseUSD 15,000 / organization contract starting at 50 seats / yr

Cal.diyOpen-source alternative

Fit for Calendly
License
Paid-feature tier C
Self-host
Paid-feature limits3 noted
Cal.diy plans reviewed
Cal.diyfree self-hosted softwareFree

What you may give up

  • Cal.com-only: teams and round-robin/collective scheduling
  • Cal.com-only: managed events, workflows and routing forms
  • Cal.com-only: insights, organizations, SAML/SCIM and admin panel

Tier C: Former calcom/cal.com repository is now MIT Cal.diy, with commercial code removed. Classified C relative to Cal.com because routine team workflows are missing. Vendor recommends personal/non-production use; this recommendation does not override MIT commercial permission. License source

What running it takes

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Source/native or Docker app+Postgres; no required Redis detected in official default requirements. Integration provider keys conditional. Documentation contains production-build guidance while overall project recommendation remains personal/non-production. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.