I work with multiple clients, and it has always been a challenge coordinating availability. While booking pages work well, they require my clients to remember that I (1) have a booking page and that (2) my availability in their internal system isn't reflective of my actual availability. Those hurdles lead to people just scheduling a time on an open slot, which causes conflicts.

OneCal solves this in the simplest way possible: By copying my calendar entries across my calendars, everyone gets to see my actual availability in the system they are already using. OneCal's booking feature handles availability for anyone who isn't part of an organization I'm already working with, fully covering my use cases.

OneCal allows you to select the level of information you share, which allows me to prevent clients' information from being shared with other clients. It's a great system and has already saved me hours of time by not having to reschedule meetings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Updated May 2026: While neither of these features has been added, I've found that I haven't used them enough in Calendly to justify the extra service. I've fully replaced Calendly with OneCal.

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As of August 2025, OneCal's booking feature isn't as mature as competitor products. It isn't the core feature of OneCal, so it doesn't make me any less likely to recommend OneCal. Specific features the booking feature lacks: Ability to limit the number of an events scheduled on a day (e.g., I can only schedule one off-site meeting per day) and creating one-off meeting links with custom availability. I expect these features to mature over time, but I haven't been able to 100% replace my Calendly subscription just yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.