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Updated 2026-10-01

Cal.com Pricing Guide 2026

Cal.com hosted plans and the separate Cal.diy community project

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Cal.com's listed plans and prices appear below with their billing terms. Monthly, annual, lifetime and custom-priced offers are different commitments. Hosted Teams and Organizations list $12 and $28 per user/month with annual billing and a 14-day trial. Enterprise is custom-priced. Cal.diy is a separate MIT community project recommended for personal, non-production use; commercial on-premises access requires an enterprise arrangement. SchedulingKit pricing.

Cal.com Pricing Plans

Here's what Cal.com charges for their scheduling software in 2026.

Cal.diy (Self-Hosted)

$0
  • Individual scheduling; excludes commercial team features
  • No Teams or Organizations features
  • Self-managed infrastructure
  • Community support
  • MIT source access to Cal.diy, not commercial Cal.com

Free (Cloud)

$0
  • One individual with unlimited event types and calendars
  • Cal.com branding
  • 100+ app integrations, Stripe and PayPal payments
  • Community support
Featured plan

Teams

$12
per seat/month, billed annually
  • Round-robin scheduling
  • Collective availability
  • Team analytics
  • Remove branding
  • Support scope depends on plan; priority account support is advertised for Enterprise
  • Managed event types and team controls

Organizations

$28
per user/month, billed annually
  • Everything in Team
  • SSO/SAML
  • Additional organization APIs
  • Role-based permissions
  • Unlimited sub-teams
  • Company subdomain

Prices as of 2026-10-01. Visit Cal.com for current pricing.

Cal.com Free Plan: What's the Catch?

Yes, Cal.com has a free plan. But here's what you don't get:

  • Cloud free plan includes Cal.com branding
  • Hosted Free is for one individual; team scheduling requires Teams
  • Self-hosted requires technical expertise and infrastructure
  • No priority support on free plans

Hidden Costs to Know

Before signing up for Cal.com, be aware of these additional costs:

  • Cal.diy has no software license fee, but hosting and maintenance costs depend on deployment
  • Self-hosting requires DevOps expertise or consultant costs
  • Organizations includes SAML SSO and SCIM at $28/user/month billed annually; Enterprise is custom-priced
  • Cal.diy removes commercial Teams, Organizations, workflows and SSO features; verify the chosen version's API and routing scope before relying on them.
  • Cal.com terms make paid subscription fees non-refundable except where law requires otherwise

Cal.com Pricing History

2021

Calendso launched and rebranded as Cal.com; the first hosted Free tier initially allowed one event type

2023

The v3.1 announcement introduced Organizations for managing multiple sub-teams

2026

Current Teams pricing is $12/user/month billed annually; a dated $15-to-$12 price-change announcement was not established. Commercial Cal.com and community Cal.diy separated in April

Compare Options

Cal.com vs SchedulingKit

See how SchedulingKit compares on features and pricing.

FeatureCal.comSchedulingKit
Free Plan (Cloud)One user; unlimited events and calendars, with branding1 member, 1 event type, 50 bookings/month, 1 calendar
Team Plan Price$12/seat/month billed annuallyTeam scheduling on Pro: $20/seat/month or $16 billed annually
Ease of SetupHosted Free for individuals; Cal.diy requires technical setupHosted; configure availability and booking page
Open SourceCal.diy is MIT; commercial Cal.com is closed sourceNo
Self-HostingSeparate Cal.diy community project for individualsCloud only
SupportHelp documentation and support; Enterprise advertises priority account supportSupport channel and response terms depend on plan

Our Verdict

Cal.com offers managed individual and team scheduling. Since April 2026, its commercial code is closed source; the separate MIT Cal.diy project provides individual self-hosted scheduling without Teams, Organizations or workflows. Compare hosting and maintenance costs as well as feature differences before choosing Cal.diy. SchedulingKit and Cal.com both offer hosted Free plans with different limits. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your team size, budget, and which integrations you rely on daily. Testing each platform with a free trial before committing to an annual contract is the most reliable way to evaluate fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cal.com Pricing FAQs

Who Is Cal.com Best For?

Individuals comfortable managing Cal.diy infrastructureIndividuals wanting control over their self-hosted dataOpen-source advocatesDevelopers needing API flexibility

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