
I mostly use Calendly for interviews, quick client calls, and follow-ups, and honestly it makes scheduling a lot less annoying. Before this, I used to coordinate times manually over email or Slack, and it ended up wasting more time than I expected especially when different time zones were involved.
The booking links are probably the most useful feature for me, because people can just pick an available slot directly without all the back-and-forth. I also like the reminders and buffer settings, since they help prevent overlapping meetings and reduce last-minute confusion. Overall, it feels simple to use and, after a while, it quietly becomes part of my daily routine. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One thing I’ve noticed is that calendar syncing can sometimes take a bit of time to update availability correctly. It doesn’t happen all the time, but during busier schedules I’ve run into a few cases where the timing didn’t reflect properly and I had to manually adjust it afterward.
Some of the routing and availability settings also felt a little confusing at first, especially when I was managing multiple meeting types at the same time. Basic scheduling is straightforward, but the more advanced setup definitely takes some trial and error to get right. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.