TidyCal

Pros

There's a decent amount of UI customization here especially with fonts, colors and the overall look and feel. In some ways, it offers some of the most flexible visual customization I've come across, even if that experience is a bit inconsistent. For someone working solo, the pricing is also fairly reasonable.

Cons

The biggest problem is the misleading marketing. The so-called agency plan which is promoted as being recommended for teams, really is not built for team use at all. We spent hours trying to make it handle very basic team workflows and it just wouldn't. On top of that, the marketing is misleading in another way too: the agency plan does not actually apply agency features across team member licenses. The forced branding is also terrible. Even on the highest paid plan, they still place their large blue logo on your page no matter what your own branding looks like. On my team members page, it's so bad that the logo actually blocks some features. Another major issue is that if you create a booking type from the agency account, it assigns the same meeting location to every member. That makes no sense for an agency setup, how are two different team members supposed to book external meetings at the same time?

Pros

Getting started with it took almost no effort and using it feels very simple. One of my favorite parts is being able to set up multiple booking types without any hassle.

Cons

Honestly, I don't really have any complaints. I've tried a lot of different scheduling tools over the years and in my opinion it stands out as the best one by far.

Pros

Configuring everything was quick and I really appreciate the different ways you can customize booking links, including setting daily, monthly and other booking limits.

Cons

There's no app and when creating the confirmation email and booking event, changes apply to both together instead of letting you edit each one separately.