Reinhold Tscherwitschke
DECalendly is a subscription trap Calendly is a subscription trap, once registered, money is repeatedly debited from your credit card! Despite deleting the account, the charges continue happily! This is a case for a lawyer!
Hesam F.
DKFiltering by email only. Filtering by email only. A customer calls up she wants to reschedule her appointment, I can't find the customer and I can only filter by email I cannot even filter by our first name or last name or her phone number only by email. Such an easy task for such a big company. Don't makes sense. When you look for an appointment, it should be easy to just look it up by putting in a person's name or phone number.
S Lehmann
TRAverage It has helped people book calls with me but that's so trivial and every app can do it. I hate the fact that by default when someone organizes a call, I'm made the organizer and I can choose only between getting an email or a calendar notification when a new call is booked. Why? Why not allow people to get both?
Scott Nelson
GBI never received Services Paid for. I never received a Calendly subscription for my google account, despite them charging me the yearly fee. I tried reaching out 5 times via both phone and email but never could reach anyone. I would beware using them personally or for a business. I ended up having to dispute the charge through my credit card to get the full refund, still haven't heard back from Calendly. Google now seems to offer their own solution, maybe Calendly has given up.
Tamás
HUIt can be used for basic things It can be used for basic things, but for more serious use it lacks some important features or simply doesn't work as expected. E.g. for sms notifications the guest reconfirmation only works once per guest address, you can't book a meeting from the admin page, etc. The chat support is nothing but a basic AI chatbot. All in all it doesn't cost much, the sms notifications make it worth the price, but it could be much better.