The TidyCal alternative that bends to your calendar.

SavvyCal makes scheduling collaborative instead of a nuisance. You keep your calendar in check, and the people you meet with find a time without the back-and-forth.

Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee

TidyCal keeps things cheap. SavvyCal keeps your week in check.

TidyCal, from AppSumo, is a budget-friendly tool with a free plan, lifetime deals, and a lot packed in, from payments to packages.

If price is the deciding factor, it’s a fair choice. SavvyCal is for people whose calendars are busy enough that the details matter: how long people can book, when, and around what.

Round robin tools compared, including TidyCal

A fundamentally different scheduling experience

With SavvyCalWith TidyCal

Multiple durations

SavvyCal: Recipients pick from several durations on one link.

TidyCal: Each booking type has one fixed duration, so each length needs its own.

Time blocks as availability

SavvyCal: Any event on your calendar, like “Calls,” can open time on a link.

TidyCal: Calendar events only block time. Availability comes from set hours.

Reminders

SavvyCal: Workflows send as many reminders and follow-ups as you need, each with its own message.

TidyCal: Up to two reminder emails per booking type, sharing one subject and message.

Round robin

SavvyCal: Round robin can spread meetings evenly across your team.

TidyCal: Round robin books the highest-priority free host, with no workload balancing.

Hosts love it. Their guests do too.

You have no idea the total PAIN I went through the last months trying to find a scheduling app. Then I tried SavvyCal and everything just WORKS.

Pieter Levels

Founder of Nomad List

Love the fact that those booking meetings can overlay their calendar to easily find a time. Very easy to make multiple calendar links and access them via the Chrome Extension!

Ingrid Ødegaard

Founder of Whereby

I use SavvyCal so my customers can easily compare my availability to their own. Making their lives a little easier is a treat I’m happy to pay for.

Matt Wensing

Founder of Summit