Schedule your day.
Connect a calendar and share only the hours you are actually willing to be booked. People pick a time that suits them and it goes straight into your diary, with the reminders and the joining link already attached.
Connect a calendar, publish a link, and you are running
Discovery call
- Duration
- 30 MIN
- Location
- GOOGLE MEET
- Time zone
- GMT+01:00
Half an hour to work out whether we can help. Come with the thing you are stuck on.
11:00-11:30 · CONFIRM TO BOOK
Interactive preview · sample data
- Google Calendar
- Outlook & Microsoft 365
- iCloud
- Fastmail
- Google Meet
- Zoom
- Microsoft Teams
- Webex
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Stripe
- Zapier
Skedday checks every calendar you connect and offers only the hours that are genuinely free. See all integrations
Every meeting, cut to length.
Give each kind of conversation its own link, with its own length, its own questions and its own padding either side. Change one of them and the rest carry on exactly as they were.
- Duration
- Fifteen minutes, half an hour, ninety, or a length you type in yourself.
- Questions
- Ask for a budget, a ticket number or anything else you want in front of you first.
- Limits
- Cap the day, set a minimum notice, and close the window a few weeks out.
Availability you can read at a glance.
Working hours, one-off changes, buffers and travel time sit on one grid, all in one place, so you can see the shape of the week before anybody books into it.
- Hours
- Set them on one link, or share a single schedule across the whole workspace.
- Overrides
- Close a Thursday for a school run without touching the rule behind it.
- Buffers
- Ten minutes either side, checked against every calendar you have attached.
Min notice 4h · Buffer 10m · Max 5 / day · Rolling 60d
Share the load, keep the rhythm.
Put a whole team behind one link and Skedday works out the rest. It reads everybody's calendar, keeps the hours all of them can genuinely offer, and passes the meeting to whoever is carrying the least.
- Pooled
- One address with any number of hosts standing behind it.
- Distribution
- Send it to whoever is least booked, weight it by seniority, or go round in a fixed order.
- Collective
- Require everybody and only the hours all of them share are ever offered.
Pooled from 4 calendars · ties break by longest idle
The follow-up is part of the meeting.
Reminders, joining links and follow-up questions keep everyone in the loop without you chasing anybody. They fire off the meeting's own clock, and you edit them in one place.
- Timing
- Fire them off the start, off the end, or off the moment somebody books.
- Channels
- Email, SMS or a webhook, sent from your address in your own words.
- Conditions
- Run them on one link, on one team, or only when the meeting actually happened.
- Booking confirmedTRIGGERDiscovery call · any host
- Send reminder−24HEmail + calendar hold
- Send joining link−10MSMS to the invitee
- Request notes+1HLog the outcome to the CRM
Put it on your own page.
Three lines of markup drop the whole booking page into your own site, and it arrives reading the colours and the typeface from the page around it.
- Placement
- Sitting in the page, opening over it, or riding a button that follows the scroll.
- Theming
- Accent, corner radius and typeface come from the CSS variables you already ship.
- API
- A REST endpoint for reads and writes, and a webhook for every booking event.
<script src="https://skedday.com/embed.js" defer></script>
<div data-skedday="ellis/discovery"
data-view="inline"
data-accent="#B8863B"></div>- Inline
- Sits in the page
- Popup
- Opens over it
- Floating
- Follows the scroll
Twenty things it already talks to.
Every one of these is a two-way connection. The meeting is written back the moment somebody books it, and taken off again the moment they cancel.
Calendars
04- Google CalendarTwo-way sync
- Outlook & Microsoft 365Exchange & Graph
- iCloud CalendarApp-specific password
- FastmailCalDAV
Conferencing
04- Google MeetLink on confirmation
- ZoomPer-host meeting IDs
- Microsoft TeamsTenant-wide install
- WebexPersonal room or scheduled
Revenue
04- SalesforceLead, contact, activity
- HubSpotContact & meeting log
- PipedriveDeal timeline
- AttioRecord & note
Payments
04- StripeCharge or hold on booking
- PayPalCharge on booking
- SquareIn person or online
- XeroInvoice after the meeting
Automation
04- Zapier5,000+ apps
- MakeVisual scenarios
- WebhooksEvery booking event
- REST APIEverything the UI does
One price per person who publishes a link.
The people who book time with you are never charged and never need an account.
Standard
£11/ seat
per month
As many links as you like, your own branding on the page, and the workflow engine.
Start free trialTeams
£18/ seat
per month
Pooled availability, a round-robin rota, and forms that route people to the right host.
Start free trialEnterprise
Custom
priced per workspace
Single sign-on, provisioning, an audit trail, and a contract your legal team will sign.
Talk to salesThe meeting gets a bad rap, and half the time it has earned one. Usually the trouble started when somebody arranged it.
- No double booking
- Every calendar you have attached is checked at the moment your page loads, so an hour that went thirty seconds ago has already gone with it.
- Everyone sees their own clock
- Times are stored in UTC and drawn in whatever zone the reader is actually sitting in, with the offset printed beside them so nobody has to take it on faith.
- It works without a mouse
- The whole booking flow finishes on the keyboard alone, and every focus ring is visible on purpose.
Put your name on it.
A free workspace is up and running in about the time the meeting itself would take. There is no card to type in and no call to sit through, and your first link works as soon as a calendar is attached.
The free plan stays free, and you can cancel or export from the settings page