Bookings
Photo mini sessions
Offer appointments on dates you choose, with one customer per time.
Scheduling tools
The meeting scheduler, used for classes and sessions through group event types on paid plans.
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Calendly's details reflect a snapshot from 17 September 2026. Features and prices may have changed; check their current public pages before deciding.
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| Feature | Calendly | Unwaited |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free (no group events); $10/seat/mo | Free; $10/mo |
| Calendar sync and durations | Yes | Session dates and durations; no external calendar sync |
| Reminders and SMS | Paid plans | No |
| Payments | Paid plans | No |
| Seats per time slot | Yes, paid plans | Yes, all plans |
| Cap per day, week, or month | No | On Standard signup pages |
| Waitlist when a slot is full | No | No automatic overflow waitlist |
| Embed on your site | Yes | Yes |
Capacity and monthly usage are separate. A full page, session, or product stops accepting new places or orders. Monthly signup allowances are shared across your account. Uncovered standard signups are held for the owner; queues, preorders, and bookings pause new admissions after the account’s one-time grace period. Accepted customers keep their status links. See how usage and grace periods work.
Switching
Export your Calendly bookings so you keep the history.
Create a booking page and configure the session dates, times, and capacity. Use recurring enrollment when one signup should reserve a continuing place.
Put the hosted link in your bio and the script tag on your site.
Ready-made waitlist
Choose a starting point, review its questions and capacity, then make it yours.
Bookings
Offer appointments on dates you choose, with one customer per time.
Bookings
Offer a 60-minute class with 12 places on each date you choose.
Bookings
Let customers book a real workshop date with a limited number of places.
FAQ
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Free for 300 signups a month. Unlimited waitlists. Your signups stay as long as you want them.