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Scheduling · white-label agencies · 2026

Best scheduling
for white-label

Agencies reselling deliverables need branded exports, per-client workspaces, and pricing that doesn't eat the margin between cost and what clients pay.

Top pick

Calendly

Share a link, let people book time on your calendar.

Picked for white-label because it integrates with the rest of your stack and scales as the team grows.

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The full shortlist

All 4 picks

  1. 1

    Calendly

    Share a link, let people book time on your calendar.

    Free 1-on-1. Standard $12/user/mo.

    Picked for white-label because it integrates with the rest of your stack and scales as the team grows.

    Pros

    • Polished UX
    • Wide calendar integration

    Trade-offs

    • Per-user pricing for teams
    • Thin free tier
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  2. 2

    SavvyCal

    Scheduling with a better recipient experience.

    Basic $12/mo.

    Picked for white-label because it integrates with the rest of your stack.

    Pros

    • Overlay calendars on shared availability
    • Polished UX

    Trade-offs

    • Smaller integration list
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  3. 3

    Cal.com

    Open-source scheduling with a generous free tier.

    Free for individuals. Teams $15/user/mo.

    Picked for white-label because it scales as the team grows.

    Pros

    • Open source
    • Self-hostable
    • Free for solo use

    Trade-offs

    • Cloud product still maturing
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  4. 4

    TidyCal

    One-time payment scheduling tool.

    $29 lifetime.

    Picked for white-label because it a solid fit for white-label.

    Pros

    • Pay once
    • Covers the basics

    Trade-offs

    • Less advanced routing
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Questions

FAQ

What's the best scheduling for white-label?

Calendly. Picked for white-label because it integrates with the rest of your stack and scales as the team grows.

Is there a free option?

Yes — several picks have free tiers. Start with Calendly.

How was this list ranked?

We re-rank each category against the buying criteria of white-label agencies: pricing, integrations, simplicity, and privacy. No 50-tool listicles. No fake winners.