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From $10Free planG2 4.9 · 21 reviews

Teams in Europe that want AI phone agent and scheduling software hosted in the EU, so clients can book online or by phone.

Quick overview

Pricing
Free plan; paid from $10/user/month (billed annually)
Checked Nov 9, 2026 · source ↗
Plans
Starter: free forever, 2 scheduling pages, unlimited events, 1 connected calendar. Professional: $10/user/month billed annually ($12 monthly), unlimited scheduling pages, Stripe and PayPal payments, email and SMS workflows, branding removal, API and webhooks. Business: $16 annually ($20 monthly), round-robin, collective events, routing forms, CRM integrations. Scale: $30 annually ($40 monthly), SAML SSO and SCIM, priority support. Enterprise: custom. Prices excl. VAT. 14-day trial of paid features, no card. AI phone agent is its own product, billed separately, that works with every plan including Starter (or on its own): from $49/month billed annually ($59 monthly) for 250 inbound minutes; phone numbers cost extra per month, or connect your own SIP trunk.
G2 rating
4.9 / 5.0
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Key features

  • Free Starter plan with 2 scheduling pages and unlimited appointments
  • Stripe and PayPal payments, email and SMS workflows and branding removal from Professional
  • Round-robin, collective events and routing forms on Business
  • AI phone agent that answers calls and books callers, on every plan including free Starter
  • Hosted in the EU: scheduling data on Telekom servers in Germany, call data in the EU

Pros

  • Hosted in the EU, with a data processing agreement on every plan
  • Payments and SMS workflows from $10 per user
  • AI phone agent works with every plan, even free Starter
  • 14-day trial with no card, then a free plan

Cons

  • Phone agent minutes are billed separately, and calls need a bought number or your own SIP line
  • Free plan has only 2 scheduling pages and no payments
  • Round-robin and routing forms need Business
  • No packages, memberships or gift certificates

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