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Open source Scheduling

MIT-licensed community fork of Cal.com with booking pages and calendar integrations; enterprise features removed.

Free to useMIT★ 49kLast commit 20 days ago

Rallly

70 · Stable

Group scheduling polls for finding a meeting time without accounts.

Free core, paid extrasAGPL-3.0★ 5.3kLast commit 2 days ago

Easy!Appointments

69 · Stable

Appointment booking app for service businesses, with Google Calendar sync.

Free, share changesGPL-3.0★ 4.4kLast commit 3 days ago

Cal.diy (Cal.com community edition)

MIT-licensed community fork of Cal.com with booking pages and calendar integrations; enterprise features removed.

Alternative to

Will it still be around?

Healthy

Score 98/100

Details

Can a business use it freely?

Free to use

MIT · open source (permissive)

Details

Enterprise features

In the free, self-hosted Cal.diy (Cal.com community edition)

Many open-core projects keep these for paid plans.

0/4 free

  • SSO (SAML) Not availableRemoved in Cal.diy; SAML SSO is a Cal.com Organizations feature.
  • SCIM provisioning Not availableRemoved with Organizations; SCIM is a Cal.com Organizations feature.
  • Role-based access control Not availableRoles and permissions are a Cal.com Organizations feature.
  • Multi-tenancy Not availableTeams and Organizations are removed in Cal.diy.

Sources: github.com, checked 2026-10-07 · cal.com, checked 2026-10-07

Flat Rate Deploy

Monthly cost

Cal.diy (Cal.com community edition) on OpenTools
$39
Calendly
$400

You save each month

$361/mo

90% less than today

Saving from month one

You save

Over 3 years
$12,996
In year one
$4,332

List price checked 7 Oct 2026 · Source · Disclaimer

Health score: 98/100

Healthy · activity, bus factor and issue responsiveness, from GitHub

Score v2 · How it works

Activity

45% weight

100/100

  • Last commit 20 days ago (100/100).
  • 2111 commits in the past 12 months (100/100).
  • 50+ releases in the past 12 months (100/100).

Bus factor

30% weight

100/100

  • Top contributor wrote 20% of the last 100 commits (past 12 months).
  • 54 people authored those commits.

Responsiveness

25% weight

91/100

  • 88% of all issues are closed (1148 open, 8292 closed) (96/100).
  • 26 of 30 recent issues got a reply or were closed (87/100).

License

Free to use

MIT · Open source (permissive)

What you need to do

Use, change, host and sell it for any purpose, commercial included, with no license to buy. Keep the copyright notice.

MIT License · Open source (permissive). OSI-approved license with few conditions beyond keeping the copyright notice.

Detected by GitHub as MIT.

License history

  1. AGPL-3.0 → MIT · The open repo became Cal.diy, an MIT community edition with enterprise code removed. Cal.com itself continues as a commercial product. · commit

GitHub activity

Stars
49k
Forks
15k
Commits, 12 mo
2.1k
last 20 days ago
Releases, 12 mo
50+
last 7 months ago
Contributors
436
54 in last 100 commits
Open issues
1.1k
8.3k closed

Snapshot from 2026-10-08

Top contributors

Points for pull requests merged into Cal.diy (Cal.com community edition) and reviews of them since 10 October 2025. Building something another user asked for earns more. 196 people have points on Cal.diy (Cal.com community edition) in all.

  1. 11,651 points
  2. 21,543 points
  3. 31,520 points
  4. 41,516 points
  5. 51,419 points
  6. 61,340 points
  7. 71,282 points
  8. 81,071 points
  9. 91,037 points
  10. 101,000 points
Bespoke · we set it up$3,000onceFlat Rate Deploy$39/mo