Pricing and plans 4
SavvyCal's pricing page says both the Basic and Premium plans save 2 months when billed annually.
Their exact words
Basic Great for individuals & small teams with simple scheduling needs. $10 /user/mo Save 2 months
SavvyCal's pricing page lists the Basic plan at $10 per user per month, described as great for individuals and small teams with simple scheduling needs, including unlimited calendars, unlimited links, and team scheduling.
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Basic Great for individuals & small teams with simple scheduling needs. $10 /user/mo Save 2 months Try SavvyCal risk-free You’ll get: Unlimited calendars Unlimited links Team scheduling
SavvyCal's pricing page lists the Premium plan at $17 per user per month, described as ideal for businesses who need more control over their scheduling flows, adding custom domains, delegate-to-an-assistant, and paid bookings.
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Premium Ideal for businesses who need a bit more control over their scheduling flows. $17 /user/mo Save 2 months Try SavvyCal risk-free You’ll get everything in Basic, plus: Custom domains Delegate to an assistant Paid bookings
SavvyCal's pricing page says customers can kick the tires for free and only upgrade when ready to activate, backed by a 30-day money back guarantee.
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Kick the tires for free and only upgrade when you’re ready to activate. Backed by a 30-day money back guarantee.
Routing and scheduling 3
SavvyCal's integrations directory lists Close.com as a CRM integration that creates leads and records activity when someone books a sales call.
Their exact words
CRM Close.com Create leads and record activity when someone books a sales call. Learn more Website Digioh
SavvyCal's security page says it never stores calendar event data in its persistent data stores.
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We never store calendar event data in our persistent data stores. Logging Application logs are stored in New Relic and retained for 30 days.
SavvyCal's pricing page lists Collective Mode, Round Robin Mode, and Group Mode as core scheduling features available on both Basic and Premium plans.
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Teams Unlimited Unlimited Collective Mode Round Robin Mode Group Mode Availability Sharing Website Embedding Browser Extension Delegated Access
Compliance, security and safety 2
SavvyCal's security page says all application pages are encrypted with TLS 1.3 via certificates managed by its infrastructure provider Fly.io.
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All application pages are encrypted with TLS 1.3 via certificates managed by Fly.io , our infrastructure provider.
SavvyCal's security page says it does not hold SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certifications at this time, though its core infrastructure providers do hold these certifications.
Their exact words
Are you SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified? While we’d eventually love to achieve these certifications, we don’t hold them at this time. Our core infrastructure providers do hold these certifications, though.
Integrations and API 3
SavvyCal's pricing page lists CRM Integrations as a core feature available on both Basic and Premium plans.
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Reminders & Workflows Conferencing Integrations CRM Integrations Zapier Integration API & Webhooks
SavvyCal publishes a free Time Zone API that it says aggregated information from the IANA Time Zone database and the Unicode CLDR repository covering 595 global time zones.
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We painstakingly aggregated information from the IANA Time Zone database and the Unicode CLDR repository to bring sanity to the 595 global time zones.
SavvyCal's integrations directory lists a Webhooks integration that listens for when new events are created or updated.
Their exact words
Automation Webhooks Listen for when new events are created or updated. Learn more Conferencing Whereby
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