Cal.com free tier includes Open-source scheduling — Individuals Free Everything you could need for scheduling as an individual… Catalogue date September 2026.

Cal.com Free Tier 2026 stable

Limits, pricing history. Catalogue date September 2026. Last updated 2026-09-30.

Cal.com's free tier offers Open-source scheduling — Individuals Free Everything you could need for scheduling as an individual… We rate it stable. The one record we hold was our own error and has been withdrawn.

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Tier
Free
Catalogue date
2026-09-30
Read from the vendor's page
2026-09-13
Last read
2026-09-30
The day we last read the vendor's page. The terms above come from our read of 2026-09-13, and we have read the page since, on 2026-09-30, without confirming them. We hold no confirmation of the terms we publish.

Free Tier Details

Open-source scheduling — Individuals Free Everything you could need for scheduling as an individual. Use for free *Free forever Free features: 1 user Unlimited event types & calendars Email & SMS notifications Integrate with 100+ apps Mobile App Browser Extension Accept Stripe & PayPal payments Two-way Salesforce & HubSpot sync 1-click import Calendly events

We read that on 2026-09-30 from https://cal.com/pricing, and our check recorded: the page names Cal.com as "cal com" and states amounts, none of which we matched to the terms we publish.

When You'll Outgrow Cal.com's Free Tier

Pricing Change History (1 recorded)

Retracted — this record was our error (2026-10-06). Retracted 2026-10-06: no change to the free plan. The Internet Archive's captures of cal.com/pricing on 2026-02-20 and 2026-04-13 show the same Individuals card, word for word ("1 user", "Unlimited event types & calendars", "Email & SMS notifications" and six more). The only difference between them is the Teams plan's yearly discount, 20% to 25%. The record's before state was our own listing text, not the vendor's page, and its summary says the free tier still exists. Source ↗

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Watch Cal.com for Pricing Changes

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Query via MCP

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{ "tool": "search_deals", "arguments": { "query": "Cal.com", "limit": 5 } }

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cal.com free?
Yes, Cal.com offers a free tier: Free. Open-source scheduling — Individuals Free Everything you could need for scheduling as an individual. Use for free *Free forever Free features: 1 user Unlimited event types & calendars Email & SMS noti...
What is Cal.com's free tier?
Cal.com's free tier is called "Free". Open-source scheduling — Individuals Free Everything you could need for scheduling as an individual. Use for free *Free forever Free features: 1 user Unlimited event types & calendars Email & SMS notifications Integrate with 100+ apps Mobile App Browser Extension Accept Stripe & PayPal payments Two-way Salesforce & HubSpot sync 1-click import Calendly events
Is Cal.com's free tier reliable?
Cal.com's free tier is considered stable. The one record we hold was our own error and has been withdrawn. See the pricing history below.
Is Cal.com's free tier good for production?
Cal.com's free tier can be suitable for small production workloads and side projects. We rate it stable and it offers Open-source scheduling — Individuals Free Everything you could need for scheduling as an individual…, so it's a reasonable starting point. The one record we hold was our own error and has been withdrawn. Monitor your usage against the limits and have an upgrade plan ready.
What changed in Cal.com's pricing?
The one record we hold was our own error and has been withdrawn.
When will I outgrow Cal.com's free tier?
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade. When you outgrow the free tier, evaluate paid plans against alternatives — sometimes a competitor's free tier covers what you need.
What category is Cal.com in?
Cal.com is categorized under Team Collaboration on AgentDeals.