Scheduling links work well in certain situations. But they fall short when a meeting is high-stakes, complex to set up, or is a socially nuanced dance. Share your availability in plain text and strike the right balance between efficiency and automation.
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omg yes! I want to include meeting options with date/time/timezone info in emails all the time and it's such a hassle! is there a free tier? the "pricing" link on the website just scrolls back up to the top of the web page, which doesn't have pricing info, so I'm a bit unclear 🥲
@taleesita Hi Taly! Yes, there is a free tier. When you sign up, you'll get a 7 day free trial but you'll be able to keep using the free plan forever. :)
However, if you plan to use the tool 3+ times per week, then I strongly recommend subscribing to the yearly pro plan as you'll get it for only $24 dollars on our exclusive ProductHunt promotion today -- the code is PH50 (expires at midnight PST, so in ~10h).
Feel free to let me know if you'd like some tips to get set up (richard at agreeto.app)
Congrats on the launch @phil_schwengel and @richardpoelderl! I'm typically a big fan of normal scheduling links but I also have my grudges:
1. Most calendar links give the other person endless possibilities to schedule meetings with me - they don't optimize for when it's convenient for me and people may pester me with follow up meetings
2. I sometimes feel a little "cheap" using a link with high-profile people - prefer sending written slots then
3. I occasionally do consulting via companies like GLG, some of them ask you to indicate your timeslots in a written way which makes it super annoying to do manually. I really like AgreeTo for speeding that up
Looking forward to the next features that you guys build!
love the concept, slight variations like allowing to change the text template (like don't want time zone to show) and auto suggestions on the time slots would be great
@abhinav_goswami Thank you for the feedback! We are actually building a configurator that will allow you to customize the template. Besides removing the time zone, is there anything else you'd like to have control over?
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@phil_schwengel - it depends on the type of meeting - for formal external meetings one may choose a different format whereas different for internal meetings. Ideal would be to have a lot more flexibility like mentioning the day rather than date - Thursday 3 pm or Friday 11 am (date being implicit that one is talking about the current week). Likewise one may mention the month like Oct or Dec rather than the full form.
@congnc Hi Chi! You're right. Thanks for catching this and sorry for the inconvenience. Just fixed it: https://agreeto.app/pricing
We currently have the Pro plan which you can buy at:
• $6 dollars per month on a monthly billing, or
• $4 dollars per month when billed annually
The exclusive ProductHunt promotion was a discount on the annual plan so that you paid $2 for an entire year of our pro features.
Feel free to reach out to richard at agreeto.app if you have questions. :)
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@richardpoelderl Thanks.
Is there free options/ free tier with limited feature/ usage?
@congnc Yes, there is. You'll start with a 7 day free trial of all features but afterwards have to possibility to stay on AgreeTo's free tier forever.
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The best way to manage a calendar is to have no calendar. But that's a pipe dream for most of us. In the meanwhile, I will always be a torchbearer for solutions like these that make our lives easier! Love the features and capabilities of this extension.
Congratulations on the launch, guys! :)
@phil_schwengel, very nice creative :). There are a lot of scheduling tools, but AgreeTo seems very interesting to test out. Congratulations on the launch.
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