Share one link. Stop trading times.

Your calendar becomes a page people can book, in their time zone, with the invites and reminders sent for you.

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Booking page

What the other person sees

Real availability in their time zone, your questions, and a calendar invite at the end.

See what it does

How it works

Set it up once. Then stop thinking about it.

Four steps, and all four of them are right here, working. Set your hours, name the link, then book yourself in from the other side and watch what goes out. Everything you pick carries into the next screen, and the link at the end is yours.

Everything below is clickableNothing is saved and nothing is asked for. Press whatever you like.

Step 01 of 04

Set your hours

Your working week and the window you take meetings in. Once, not per booking. Tap the days off and on.

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Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, 9:00am to 5:00pm, in your own time zone. Everyone else sees it in theirs.

Features

Everything a booking needs, nothing it doesn’t.

Event links

Every meeting you offer, its own link.

Make one link per kind of meeting. Each carries its own duration, location, colour and questions.

Key features

  • One-on-one or group, with a capacity per slot
  • Google Meet, Zoom, in person, phone or your own URL
  • Hide a link while you are not taking bookings for it
See it in the app

Use cases

One link, whatever the meeting is for.

Sales calls

Let the lead book while they still care

Put a link in the reply instead of proposing three times and waiting a day for each round. The question you asked is answered before you ever speak.

Event type

Active
NameIntro call
KindOne-on-one
Duration30 min
LocationGoogle Meet
Minimum notice4 hours
QuestionsName, email, what to cover

AI notetaker

Nobody has to take notes.
Not even you.

A bot joins the call, writes it up when it ends, and hands you a link you can send to anyone who missed it. The transcription and the write-up run on our own service, so no outside model reads your meeting.

01 · You send it in

It joins the call

Paste a link and the bot dials in, or leave it on automatic and it joins every Meet or Zoom booking your page takes. It sits there as a named participant.

02 · It does the writing

The call, written up

The transcript comes back with the speakers separated, and with it a headline, an overview, the points that mattered and the action items with who owes what.

03 · Then you pass it on

Shared with a link

Put a password on it, leave downloads off, revoke it when it has done its job. The video is streamed through us, so the link is worth nothing without its token.

04 · Try it yourself

The link they get

Open it and the recording opens over this page, playing, exactly as it does for them.

Jane Okonkwosent you the notes

Here is the call, in case it helps. Everything we agreed is in the action items.

More in the product

There is more here than
a link and a calendar.

Six surfaces built on top of the booking. Every one of them is in the app today.

Make it yours

Pick the paper your booking page is printed on, add your logo and choose the type. The blue on the open days stays put, because that is the one thing an invitee has to be able to read.

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Integrations

Connect your calendar. That’s the setup.

One connection is enough to make the whole thing work.

CalendarAvailable

Google Calendar

CalZen reads free/busy on the calendars you pick, so anything already in your day disappears from your booking page, and writes every confirmed booking back as a real event.

ConferencingAvailable

Google Meet

A conference link created for that booking alone, never a room reused from last week. It arrives with the calendar event and appears in the invitation, the confirmation mail and the calendar attachment.

ConferencingAvailable

Zoom

Pick Zoom as the location on any event type and a meeting is created the moment a booking is confirmed, with the join link carried into every email either side receives.

Outlook Calendar

Coming soon

The same two-way sync, against a Microsoft account.

Microsoft Teams

Coming soon

Meeting links for organisations that live in Teams.

Apple Calendar

Coming soon

CalDAV sync for iCloud calendars.

Pricing

Start free. Pay when your calendar earns.

Every plan takes bookings, sends the invites and keeps your availability honest. The paid ones add the parts that make it a business.

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Free

Everything you need to start taking bookings.

Free

No card needed

Get started free
  • 3 event types
  • 3 availability schedules
  • Google Calendar, Google Meet and Zoom
  • Booking forms with your own questions
  • Single-use links
  • Email confirmations and reminders

Pro

Most popular

For people whose calendar is the business.

$15/month

Billed monthly

Choose Pro
  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited event types and schedules
  • Take payments for a booking
  • Customise your booking page
  • Meeting recordings and transcripts
  • AI summaries and action items
  • One extra team member
  • Videos on your booking pageSoon
  • Pre-call videosSoon

Team

For a group sharing the work.

$29/month

Billed monthly

Choose Team
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited people
  • Unlimited teams
  • Round robin bookings
  • Remove CalZen branding

Lifetime

Pay once

Permanent Pro access for one straightforward payment.

$299

One time. No renewal.

Get lifetime access
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited event types and schedules
  • Take payments for a booking
  • Customise your booking page
  • Meeting recordings and transcripts
  • AI summaries and action items
  • One extra team member
  • Videos on your booking pageSoon
  • Pre-call videosSoon

Payments you take from your own invitees go straight to your Stripe account. CalZen takes no cut of them.

Questions

The things worth asking first.

Nothing, to take bookings. The free plan covers three event types, three schedules, your calendar and conferencing connections, and every confirmation and reminder mail, with no card asked for. Pro and Team add the paid parts, and the prices are further up this page.

No. They open the link, pick a time, answer your questions and get a calendar invite. There is nothing for them to sign up for.

Google Calendar, in both directions. Your existing events hide slots on your booking page, and confirmed bookings are written back as real events. Outlook and Apple Calendar are not built yet.

No. The database refuses two overlapping bookings for the same host, so two browser tabs racing each other cannot both win.

Yes. Every event type has a minimum notice, buffers before and after, and a window capping how far ahead people can book.

Outlook Calendar, Microsoft Teams and Apple Calendar. Meeting polls and routing forms. Anything else still on the way is marked “Soon” on the plan it belongs to.

Your link is two minutes away.

Set your hours, send your link, and let the invites and reminders look after themselves.

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