SavvyCal hides your link behind a paywall. NeetoCal gives you unlimited links, free.
SavvyCal's calendar overlay is lovely, but its free plan only offers polls and overlay; you cannot even share your own scheduling link without Basic at $12/user/month, and payments, reminders, custom domain and API all sit on Premium at $20/user/month. NeetoCal gives you unlimited links and all of it, free.
Every scheduling feature, including payments
Scheduling links and team members, free
SavvyCal Basic / Premium, per user per month
Where SavvyCal charges per user,
NeetoCal includes everyone.
Here's exactly what changes when you switch
SavvyCal earns fans with its recipient-first calendar overlay. But the free plan cannot share your own scheduling link, the core workflow starts at $12 per user per month, and the business features (payments, reminders, custom domain, API) are gated to the $20 per user per month tier. NeetoCal gives you the whole thing free.
Share your own link, at no extra cost
SavvyCal's free plan gives you meeting polls and the calendar overlay, but to create and share your own scheduling links you need Basic at $12/user/month. NeetoCal gives you unlimited scheduling links on the free plan, with no paywall on the core workflow.
Create and share as many booking links as you want, free.
Free plan is polls and overlay; your own links require Basic.
Get paid and remind, on the free plan
SavvyCal puts paid bookings (Stripe), reminders and workflows on Premium ($20/user/month). NeetoCal collects payments on the free plan at 0% commission through Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, UPI and more, and sends email and SMS reminders free.
Multiple gateways at 0% commission, plus free reminders.
Stripe payments, reminders and workflows need the $20/user/month tier.
No per-user billing
SavvyCal is billed per user: Basic $12/user/month and Premium $20/user/month. A ten-person team on Premium is roughly $2,400 a year. NeetoCal gives you unlimited team members free.
Add the whole team at no cost, with no per-seat charge.
Cost scales with every person you add.
Your domain and API, no top tier
SavvyCal gates custom domain, API access and webhooks to Premium. NeetoCal includes custom domain mapping, API keys and webhooks on the free plan, with logo removal as an optional $5/user/month add-on.
Map your domain and use the API and webhooks at no cost.
Custom domain, API and webhooks require the $20/user/month tier.
Contracts, routing and packages, free
SavvyCal has no built-in video, no CRM, no e-signatures and no routing forms. NeetoCal adds contracts with e-signatures, routing forms, session packages, intro pages and six video options, all free.
Signed agreements, lead routing, bundles and six video integrations.
Calendar overlay is great; business features are missing.
A real mobile app
SavvyCal has no mobile app. NeetoCal ships native iOS and Android apps on the free plan, so you can manage bookings and availability from your phone.
Manage everything from native mobile apps at no cost.
SavvyCal is web only, with no native app.
So… what's the catch?
Fair question. "Free" usually means a trial clock, a booking cap, or a wall you hit in week two. None of that here. NeetoCal is built by Neeto (BigBinary), a profitable, 100% self-funded company that earns across a whole suite of products, not by nickel-and-diming schedulers. Every scheduling feature is genuinely free, with no booking limits and no per-seat charge. The single paid upgrade ($5/user/month or $30/user/year) removes the small NeetoCal logo and lets you add custom CSS. That's the entire paywall. Read our pricing philosophy.
Typical time to migrate from SavvyCal
Booking limits on the free plan
Cost to add your whole team
NeetoCal vs SavvyCal, feature by feature
Share your own scheduling links
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Basic ($12/user/mo)
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Basic+ (per user)
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- $12 to $20/user/mo
Calendar overlay for invitees
- NeetoCal
- Comparable view
- SavvyCal
- Free
Payment collection
- NeetoCal
- Free · 0% commission
- SavvyCal
- Premium ($20/user/mo)
Payment gateways
- NeetoCal
- Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, UPI, more
- SavvyCal
- Stripe only
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Premium ($20/user/mo)
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Premium
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Not available
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Not available
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Not available
Video meetings (Zoom, Meet + more)
- NeetoCal
- Free (6 options)
- SavvyCal
- Not built in
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Premium
Intro / landing pages per link
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Not available
OTP verification / spam blocking
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Not available
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Limited
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Premium
Calendar sync (Google/Outlook/iCloud)
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Free
- NeetoCal
- Free
- SavvyCal
- Not available
- NeetoCal
- $5/user/mo or $30/yr
- SavvyCal
- Paid plans
Disclaimer: Information on this page is based on publicly available data at the time of writing. Features, pricing, and limits may change. Please refer to each provider's official pricing page to confirm the latest information.
Every scheduling feature is free
The only thing you ever pay for is removing NeetoCal branding. No seat fees, no feature walls.
Free plan
- Unlimited scheduling links
- Unlimited team members
- Round-robin (standard + priority)
- Payment collection — 0% commission
- Packages, intro pages, custom domain
- Form routing, contracts, API, SMS
Pro plan
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Remove NeetoCal branding
- Add your own custom CSS
- Cancel anytime
A ten-person team on SavvyCal Premium is about $2,400 a year ($20/user/month). The same team on NeetoCal is $0, with payments, reminders, custom domain and API already included; removing branding is an optional $5/user/month.
Good software works alone.
Great software works together.
You have clients and they need to book and pay you. The difference between the work you trained for and the work nobody warned you about is a booking page, a payment link, and automated reminders. And who's doing the admin disguised as work at 9pm on a Tuesday. Before NeetoCal, it was you. After NeetoCal, it isn't.
They came for the price.
They stayed for the product.
NeetoCal in comparison has all their features and is free! I can't think of any reason to use any other calendaring tool at this point.
Neat, simple and fairly priced!
You've added round robin scheduling to the basic plan as well and it works smoothly.
I've been absolutely amazed at the product quality and your pricing philosophy. It's such a life saver for early stage founders in so many aspects. I've already recommended it to over 10+ people, so I guess the word of mouth is paying off :)
What most impresses me is that your apps aren't junk. And don't look like junk. Despite the cheap rates.
NeetoCal simplifies appointment management for therapists and clients, while integrated features streamline our workflow and enhance counseling services.
First, I want to say I absolutely love NeetoCal!
NeetoCal vs SavvyCal: FAQ
Is NeetoCal a good SavvyCal alternative?
Yes. On SavvyCal you can't share your own scheduling link without a paid plan, and payments, reminders, custom domain and API sit on Premium at $20/user/month. NeetoCal includes unlimited scheduling links, payments, reminders, custom domain and API access free, plus contracts, routing forms and a mobile app.
Can I share my own scheduling link free in NeetoCal?
Yes, unlimited scheduling links are on the free plan. SavvyCal's free plan only offers meeting polls and the calendar overlay; sharing your own link requires Basic at $12 per user per month.
Is NeetoCal free for a whole team?
Yes. NeetoCal has no per-seat pricing, so you can add unlimited team members on the free plan, with standard and priority-based round robin and multi-host meetings included. SavvyCal bills per user, at $12/user/month on Basic or $20/user/month on Premium, so a ten-person team on Premium costs about $2,400 a year. On NeetoCal, the only optional paid extra is removing NeetoCal branding, at $5/user/month or $30/user/year.
How do payments and reminders compare?
SavvyCal puts paid bookings (via Stripe), reminders and workflows on its Premium plan at $20/user/month. NeetoCal includes all of them on the free plan. You can collect payments at 0% commission through Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, UPI, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Dodo Payments, with tips, taxes, discount codes, split payments and automatic refunds built in. Email reminders and custom notifications are free, and SMS reminders are free too, sent through your own Twilio or Telnyx account.
Are custom domain and API really free in NeetoCal?
Yes. On the free plan you can map your own custom domain, generate API keys, set up webhooks and connect tools like Zapier, Slack and Google Sheets. SavvyCal requires its Premium plan, at $20/user/month, for a custom domain, API access and webhooks. The only paid extra on NeetoCal is the Pro plan, at $5/user/month or $30/user/year, which removes NeetoCal branding and lets you add custom CSS.
What does NeetoCal add that SavvyCal doesn't?
On the free plan, NeetoCal gives you contracts with e-signatures, question-based routing forms, session packages, per-link intro pages, OTP email verification with spam blocking, and native iOS and Android apps, none of which SavvyCal offers. It also connects to six video conferencing tools, including Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, and includes full revenue and booking reports. SavvyCal's standout is its recipient-first calendar overlay; NeetoCal covers everything around the booking, from payment to signed agreement.
Is migrating hard?
No. For most people it takes about 10 minutes. Sign up for free, connect your Google, Outlook or iCloud calendar, recreate your booking types and share your new NeetoCal links. There's no trial clock and no per-user bill, and your whole team can join at no extra cost.