Calendar
Your time already has a price. Publish it.
People ask for an hour of your attention in DMs, and the answer is a week of scheduling. Publish the hours you are open and let someone ask for one without a single message.
Is this for you?
For you if
- People keep asking you for an hour of your time
- You want to accept or decline each request yourself
- You already run your week in Google Calendar
Not for you if
- You need to take bookings or charge for an hour today
- You want meetings booked without your approval
What you get
Coming soon, from Gen. C Contributor and up. Compare the plans for prices.
- Open windows on your profile, on your terms
- Every booking is a request you accept or decline
- Two-way Google Calendar sync against double booking
Calendar
How a slot gets booked
You set the terms; the calendar enforces them.
Your availability, your terms
Choose the windows you are open and who can see them. Plenty of people open a few hours a month for anyone who asks.
Nothing lands without your yes
Every booking starts as a request you accept or decline, so your week only holds the meetings you agreed to.
Never double-booked
Google Calendar sync works both ways: an hour blocked anywhere else disappears from your public availability before anyone can take it.
The person arrives briefed
They booked from your profile, so they have already read what you do and what you have written — the hour starts at the real question instead of the introductions.
Frequently asked questions
Which plan lets me offer calendar slots?
It is coming soon for Gen. C Contributor and every plan above it; until then the store lists it as coming soon.
Can I charge for a booking?
Not at launch. When slots open, a booking is a free request you accept or decline; paid bookings come later.
Can someone book me without my approval?
No. Every booking starts as a request, and nothing lands in your week until you accept it.
How does it stop double booking?
Google Calendar sync works both ways: an hour blocked in your Google calendar disappears from your public availability before anyone can take it.
Who can see my availability?
You choose the windows you are open and who can see them.
Can I change my hours later?
Yes. You can change the windows and the rules at any point.
Where do people book me?
On your profile, so they have already seen what you do before they ask for your time.
How is a slot different from an event?
A slot is one person asking for your time. An event gathers many guests on a date you set.