Freecita vs Calendly

The free alternative to Calendly

Calendly is a good product, but you pay for it every month. If what you need is a reliable way for customers to book you online, Freecita does it for free.

Switch to Freecita for free
With Calendly $120 per year, 1 person · Standard: $10/month billed yearly × 12 $576 per year, team of 3 · Teams: $16 × 3 seats × 12 (billed yearly)
With Freecita 0 € per year, any team size You save up to $576 / year

Side by side

FreecitaCalendly
Monthly price✓ €0$10–12 per seat (Standard)
Each extra team member✓ Free, unlimited$16–20/month per seat (Teams)
Free plan✓ Yes, everything includedYes, limited to 1 event type
Commission on new clientsNoneNone
Your own booking page✓ freecita.com/b/…✓
Email confirmations for you and your customers✓✓
Team members with roles✓ Free, unlimitedDepends on plan
Customers need an account✓ NoDepends on plan
Ready in✓ 2 minutesVaries

Where Calendly does more

  • Google/Outlook calendar sync and video calls.
  • CRM and sales-tool integrations.

If you rely on these features, Calendly may still be the right choice for you.

Why businesses choose Freecita

  • It's free: no subscription, no fee per team member, no commission
  • No contract — leave whenever you want
  • No double bookings, ever
  • No ads and no selling of your customers' data

Switch from Calendly in 3 steps

1

Create your free account

Enter your business email and click the link we send you.

2

Add your services and hours

Copy your services, prices and opening hours. It takes a few minutes.

3

Replace your booking link

Update the link on Instagram, Google Maps, WhatsApp and your website. Then cancel your old subscription.

Create your free booking page

Prices checked on 14 Nov 2026 from public sources listed on each comparison page. They may vary by country, plan, taxes and currency, and may change. Commission-based figures are examples. All trademarks belong to their owners; Freecita is not affiliated with them.

Sources: Calendly pricing · Calendly pricing 2026 (TidyCal)