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Automation, & AI: Unlocking Scheduling Power with Cal.com
automation, API integration, and machine learning are the cornerstones of a powerful scheduling solution. Enter Cal.com, the open-source alternative to Calendly that empowers you to take control of your time and streamline your workflows. Whether you choose self-hosting or leverage our hosted platform, Cal.com offers unparalleled customization and integrates seamlessly with your existing business tools. Leverage pre-built templates, automate recurring meetings, and utilize our robust API for advanced integrations. With version control built-in, your scheduling system evolves with your needs, ensuring efficiency and precision every step of the way.
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Cal.com offers a tiered pricing structure based on booking volume and features. The "Starter" plan costs $29/month and is best for individuals or small teams, while the "Scale" plan at $249/month caters to growing businesses with higher booking volumes. The "Enterprise" plan is customizable and designed for large organizations requiring dedicated support, security, and enterprise-grade features. Overages apply beyond the allocated booking volume for each plan. All developers benefit from a free plan with limited features and up to 25 bookings per month.Here's a breakdown:Free: Up to 25 bookings/month, community support, API access, Cal atoms library. Starter: $29/month, everything in the free plan plus unlimited bookings (with overage charges beyond the limit), credential import from other platforms. Scale: $249/month, everything in Starter plus advanced features, dedicated support team, and up to 500 bookings/month (with overage charges). Enterprise: Custom pricing, enterprise-grade security, unlimited booking volume, dedicated sport team, custom solutions tailored to your operations.Note: The website doesn't explicitly mention the details for exceeding booking limits in each tier.
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