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Calendly vs Cal.com
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Cal.com positions itself as a fully customizable scheduling software for individuals, businesses taking calls, and developers building scheduling platforms where users meet users.
As of October 5, 2026 · based on published and archived pages
Recent moves
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- Sep 15blog/changelog
Cal.com releases v6.9 with Workflows 2.0 and Cal.ai: Cal.com launched version 6.9, introducing Workflows 2.0, returning Cal.ai to their app store, and releasing Troubleshooter 2.0.
- Sep 30blog/changelog
Cal.com publishes competitive guide on Microsoft Teams Calendar: Cal.com published an educational article on Microsoft Teams Calendar scheduling that contrasts native capabilities with dedicated booking tools.
- Sep 25blog/changelog
Cal.com targets enterprise security and compliance: Cal.com published content focused on GDPR, EU data residency, and enterprise compliance considerations for scheduling software.
How Calendly wins against Cal.com
- Position Calendly's end-to-end meeting workflow—featuring Callie for AI scheduling, built-in Notetaker recaps, and follow-up tools—against Cal's primary focus on standalone booking links and developer infrastructure.
- Leverage Calendly's 20 million professional user base and proven enterprise reliability to win against competitor migrations.
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