Open scheduling infrastructure — shareable booking links, team round-robin, workflows and embeds, all self-hostable — the leading open-source alternative to Calendly.
Cal.com treats scheduling as infrastructure rather than a standalone app: shareable booking links, team round-robin routing, workflow automation and embeddable widgets are all built to be composed into your own product, not just used as-is.
It's self-hostable under AGPL-3.0 and backed by fast-moving, well-funded open-source development, which is a large part of why it has become the default open alternative to Calendly for teams that want to own their scheduling data.
Yes — Cal.com is free and open source under AGPL-3.0 to self-host, with a paid hosted cloud plan also available.
Yes — Cal.com ships an official Docker setup for self-hosting your own scheduling infrastructure.
Cal.com is open source and self-hostable, letting you own your scheduling data, while Calendly is a closed-source, cloud-only SaaS product.
Yes — Cal.com is built to be embedded as a widget or built on top of via its API, not just used as a standalone booking page.
Workflow automation with 400+ integrations and native AI nodes.
Issue tracking and project planning with cycles and modules.
All-in-one project management, virtual office and team chat.