Migrate from YouCanBook.me
to SchedulingKit
Migrate from YouCanBook.me to SchedulingKit for a more modern booking experience.
Migrating from YouCanBook.me to SchedulingKit takes about 20-40 minutes. This step-by-step guide covers data export, account setup, and going live. See how the two compare in our YouCanBook.me alternative breakdown.
What Transfers
Can Be Transferred
- Booking types (recreate)
- Calendar connections
- Availability settings
Cannot Be Transferred
- Booking history
- YCBM-specific integrations
Migration Steps
Follow these steps to complete your migration in 20-40 minutes
Document YCBM Setup
Note your booking types, availability rules, and any customizations.
Create SchedulingKit Account
Sign up and connect your Google or Outlook calendar.
Recreate Booking Types
Set up event types matching your YCBM configuration.
Configure Availability
Set your working hours and calendar sync preferences.
Update Booking Links
Replace YCBM links in email signatures, website, and social.
Feature Comparison
How YouCanBook.me features map to SchedulingKit
| Feature | YouCanBook.me | SchedulingKit |
|---|---|---|
| Booking Types | Booking Pages | Event Types |
| Calendar | Calendar Sync | Two-way Calendar Sync |
| Team | Per-calendar pricing | Per-user pricing |
| Payment | Premium only | All plans |
What to Expect
What You'll Gain
- Modern, polished interface
- Better free plan (unlimited calendars)
- Payment collection on free plan
- Simpler team pricing
- SMS reminders included
Things to Consider
- YCBM's per-calendar pricing model
- Some education-specific features
Migration Questions
Further Reading
- G2: Scheduling Software Reviews — Compare scheduling platforms before switching.
- Capterra Scheduling Software — Independent reviews and comparisons.
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When this isn't for you
This is not for you if you're staying with your current platform. The migration walkthrough only matters when you've already decided to switch. Skip if you're still evaluating options.