Calendar.com (also known as Calendar) is a scheduling and time-management platform built around three core tools: a unified calendar that syncs Google, Outlook, iCloud, and native calendars into a single view; a scheduling feature that lets users share a booking link so guests can pick a time without emailing back and forth; and a contacts tool that keeps track of everyone a user has met with. The company has also introduced a task management feature (in beta) that lets to-dos live directly on the calendar alongside meetings.
The product targets individuals, freelancers, and small-to-large teams that need to coordinate meetings across multiple calendar providers and eliminate manual scheduling. Pricing is tiered from an individual/small-team Standard plan up through a Pro plan with more advanced scheduling controls and a custom-priced Enterprise plan for teams of 30 or more that need added security, admin controls, and support. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial.
Calendar.com states it was founded in 2018 and maintains an active presence on X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. The company's marketing pages reference well-known brands (e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot, Amazon) in a client/logo context, though the crawled pages do not provide a formal case-study or customer list beyond these logos.
Key Features
Unified calendar sync — Combines Google, Outlook, iCloud, and native calendars into one view
One-link scheduling — Share a booking link so guests can pick a time without back-and-forth emails
Contacts tracker — Keeps track of everyone you have met with
Task management (beta) — Put to-dos directly on the calendar alongside meetings
Team scheduling — Pro and Enterprise plans support advanced team scheduling controls
14-day free trial — All paid plans include a 14-day free trial before billing
Pros & Cons
Pros
Consolidates Google, Outlook, iCloud, and native calendars into a single view instead of switching apps
Shareable scheduling links let guests self-book a meeting time, reducing back-and-forth emails
All paid plans include a 14-day free trial before payment is required
Tiered plans (Standard, Pro, Enterprise) scale from solo users up to larger teams with custom needs
Additional contacts and task-management tools extend the product beyond pure scheduling
Cons
No permanent free plan was found on the crawled pricing page — only a 14-day free trial before paid billing starts
Task management is explicitly labeled 'Beta', so it may still be maturing
Enterprise pricing is custom/quote-based, so exact costs for larger teams are not publicly disclosed
The crawled integrations page did not surface a concrete, itemized list of third-party app integrations beyond calendar sync