TidyCal's $29 lifetime deal buys a tidy booking link, but its free plan is one booking type and one calendar; team round robin and SMS need the $79 Agency or $12/month Pro plan; and there are no contracts, no routing forms and no mobile app. NeetoCal puts the full platform on a free plan.

Every feature below, no one-time or monthly fee
Booking links and team members, free
TidyCal Agency (one-time) or Pro (per month) for round robin and SMS
TidyCal is a budget favorite: pay once, get a booking link. For a solo user, that can be enough. But the free plan is tightly limited, team features cost extra, and there is no contracts workflow, no routing, no client management and no mobile app. NeetoCal includes all of it, free.
TidyCal's free plan is one booking type and one calendar connection. NeetoCal's free plan gives you unlimited scheduling links, unlimited calendars and unlimited bookings, so you are not boxed in from day one.
As many booking types and calendars as you need, on the free plan.
Free plan covers a single booking type and one calendar.
TidyCal puts round robin, collective meetings and SMS reminders on the $79 Agency lifetime plan or the $12/month Pro subscription. NeetoCal includes standard and priority round robin, team scheduling and SMS on the free plan, with unlimited members.
Priority round robin, team pages and SMS, no upgrade required.
Round robin and SMS require the Agency or Pro plan.

TidyCal has no contracts, no routing forms, no client profiles and limited branding. NeetoCal adds contracts with e-signatures, question-based routing forms, per-link intro pages, OTP verification and revenue reports, all free.
Signed agreements, lead routing and branded landing pages.
No contracts, routing forms or client management.
TidyCal collects payments via Stripe and PayPal at 0% commission, which is good. NeetoCal also takes 0% commission and adds Razorpay, UPI, Apple Pay, Google Pay and more, plus tips, taxes, split payments and discount codes, so teams outside the US and Europe are covered too.
Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, UPI and more, with tips and discounts.
Payments limited to Stripe and PayPal.
TidyCal removes its branding only on the Pro plan and offers a custom domain only on Pro or Agency. NeetoCal maps your custom domain and applies your styling free, with logo removal as a single optional add-on at $5/user/month.
Map your domain and brand the page free; remove the logo for $5/user/month.
Custom domain needs Agency or Pro; removing TidyCal branding needs Pro.

TidyCal has no mobile app. NeetoCal ships native iOS and Android apps on the free plan, so you can manage bookings, availability and clients from your phone.
Manage everything from native mobile apps at no cost.
TidyCal is web only, with no native app.
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 TidyCal
Booking limits on the free plan
Cost to add your whole team
Round robin (standard + priority)
Payment collection
Payment gateways
Intro / landing pages per link
OTP verification / spam blocking
Calendar sync (Google/Outlook/iCloud)
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.
The only thing you ever pay for is removing NeetoCal branding. No seat fees, no feature walls.
TidyCal's Agency lifetime plan costs $79 once (or Pro at $12/month) to unlock team round robin and SMS, and removing TidyCal branding needs Pro. NeetoCal includes round robin and SMS free, along with contracts, routing and a mobile app that TidyCal does not offer; removing NeetoCal branding is the only paid extra, at $5/user/month.
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.

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.
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.
What a cool pricing philosophy! Would love to see more of this consumer driven approach to generating growth and brand awareness.
We explored many platforms (you know there are 30+ of them) and chose NeetoCal.
Yes. TidyCal's free plan is one booking type and one calendar, and team round robin and SMS need a paid plan. NeetoCal gives you unlimited scheduling links, round robin, SMS reminders, contracts, routing forms and a mobile app on the free plan.
NeetoCal is free, with no one-time or monthly fee for its features. TidyCal's free plan is limited to one booking type and one calendar; its team features (round robin and SMS) require the $79 Agency lifetime plan or the $12/month Pro subscription, and removing TidyCal branding requires Pro. On NeetoCal, the only optional paid extra is removing NeetoCal branding, at $5/user/month or $30/user/year.
TidyCal offers round robin only on its $79 Agency lifetime plan or its $12/month Pro subscription, and it has no routing forms. NeetoCal includes standard and priority-based round robin, multi-host meetings and question-based routing forms on the free plan, with unlimited team members, so every booker reaches the right person automatically.
Both charge 0% commission, but TidyCal collects payments only through Stripe and PayPal. NeetoCal collects payments on the free plan through Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, UPI, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Dodo Payments, with tips, taxes, split payments, discount codes and automatic refunds built in. You can also sell session packages and collect signed contracts at booking, and TidyCal doesn't offer contracts.
On the free plan, NeetoCal gives you contracts with e-signatures, question-based routing forms, client profiles, per-link intro pages, OTP email verification with spam blocking, and native iOS and Android apps, none of which TidyCal offers. It also includes unlimited scheduling links and team members, round robin, SMS reminders, group bookings, a custom domain and revenue reports, which on TidyCal are limited or need a paid plan.
No. TidyCal is web only, with no native app. NeetoCal ships native iOS and Android apps on the free plan, so you can manage bookings, availability and clients from your phone.
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 lifetime deal to buy, and your whole team can join at no extra cost.