... cal.com because your need are simple now. But your usage will evolve over the years, and I personally found cal.com more flexible. Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Going against the grain here but I'm a huge fan of @SavvyCal and was a paying customer for a while. I made the switch to @Cal.com when they supported Web3/Blockchain interactions and I really like that it's open-source, free, and has a ton of integrations. I think it really depends ... ... what you're going for, my favorite feature of SavvyCal

... GitHub. My story hasn't been all rosy, though! After leaving Drip, I attempted to take on Slack and decided to move on after failing to find traction one year into working on it. I'm now building SavvyCal , a scheduling product competing with tools like Calendly. We are growing consistently with a small team of 3. I also host a weekly podcast, The Art of Product , where I share the ups and downs of building a software company ...