Cal.com alternative

Scheduling that lives inside your CRM.

Booking links, round robin, routing forms and reminders, with recorded video calls, deals and quotes in the same app. Unlimited users on every plan.

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Free plan, no card. Booking links take minutes to set up, and Calendly comes over in one import.

QuillstackOnline bookingMeetingsDealsCustomersA software company's sales team

Cal.com and Alori, side by side.

Cal.comAlori

Price for a team of 5$60 a month on TeamsFrom $99 a month, with the CRM

Round robin and collectiveYes, on TeamsYes, on every plan

Routing formsYes, on TeamsYes

Payment at bookingYes, through StripeNot yet

Text remindersYes, through workflowsEmail reminders only

Open source and self-hostingYes, a strengthNo

CRM, deals, quotesSynced to another toolBuilt in

From a routed lead to a booked demo to a deal.

A routing form sends each lead to the right link, the team link picks a free seller, and the call's summary lands on the deal.

1The form routes the lead
2A free seller gets it
3The summary lands on the deal

The form routes the lead

What changes on Monday.

01
BeforeRound robin means paying a seat for each seller
With AloriUnlimited users, team links on every plan
02
BeforeThe demo is in Cal.com, the deal in the CRM
With AloriThe booking, the call and the deal in one place
03
BeforeThe call's notes stay apart from the deal
With AloriAlori video records the call and sums it up on the deal

Team links on every plan.

Give each booking to one free person: in turn, by who is least busy, or by the order you set. Or book the whole team together.

Group links let several people book one time.
Secret links and one-time links.
Up to 6 Google and Outlook accounts block busy times.

Every demo writes its own notes.

An Alori video meeting is recorded, with a transcript and a summary on the customer. Leo, the sales coach, preps sellers before meetings and coaches from the call.

Everyone in the call sees it's recorded.
Turn recording off for one link.
Booking stats show views, bookings, cancellations and no-shows.

Change it by asking.

Your app isn’t frozen on day one. Write what you need, the way you’d text it. Alori makes the change and shows you before anything goes live.

Make a 30 minute demo link for the sales team, least busy first
Add a question about team size to the demo link
Record the meetings booked on Product demo
Who has a demo booked this week?

The full guide

Everything above, in detail: how it works, what it replaces and what it does not.

Short answer: Alori is a Cal.com alternative for small software companies and agencies that book demos, onboarding calls and client meetings, and want each one next to the customer and the deal. You get booking links, round robin and collective team links, routing forms, reminders and recorded video calls, with unlimited users on every plan. Your booking links are set up again in minutes, or come over from Calendly in one import.

Why teams leave Cal.com

Cal.com is an open source scheduler with a generous free plan and a lot of power. Teams leave it for these reasons:

Round robin, collective events and routing forms start on Teams, billed for each person.
The demo is booked, but the notes, the next step and the deal stage live in a CRM you sync to.
What was said, and the next step, rarely make it onto the deal.

What you pay

Cal.com, as listed on its pricing page in November 2026, with monthly billing:

Team of 5	Cal.com	Alori
Scheduling	Free for 1 user. Teams $12 per user a month, Organizations $28	Booking included
For 5 people	$60 a month on Teams, $140 on Organizations	Unlimited users on every plan
What else is in it	Scheduling	CRM, deals, quotes, invoices, recorded meetings, website chat
Plan	Per user	Free to start, Solo from $99 a month, Business from $249

Cal.com saves 25% billed yearly, and is free for one person. For scheduling alone, it costs less. See Alori's pricing.

What Alori replaces

Booking links by phone, Alori video, Google Meet or in person, with up to 4 lengths, your own questions, notice, buffers and limits. Secret links and one-time links too.
Team links that take turns (in turn, least busy or by priority) or book the whole team together. Group links let several people book one time.
Routing forms that ask a few questions and open the right link, or show a message.
Email reminders go out 2 days, 1 day, 4 hours or 1 hour before. Up to 6 Google and Outlook accounts block busy times, and a moved event moves the booking.
Recorded video calls with a transcript and a summary. Leo, the sales coach, preps sellers before meetings and coaches from the recording.
Customers, deals and quotes in the same app, so the demo and the deal sit side by side.
Booking stats: link views, bookings, cancellations, no-shows and where people found you.

What Alori doesn't do yet

Alori is not open source and can't be self-hosted. Customers can't pay when they book, reminders go by email only (no text reminders), and there is no Zoom or app store. If you need self-hosting, paid bookings or a scheduling API to build on, stay on Cal.com.

How to switch

Start free. Describe your business. Alori builds your app with customers, deals and Booking.
Recreate your event types as booking links, or start from a ready-made one. Coming from Calendly too? Its event types, hours and bookings come over in one import.
Bring your contacts. Paste them into Ask Sam ("Add these customers:"). Alori sorts names, emails and phones, with an Undo button.
Connect your calendar and swap the link on your website, emails and signature.

Questions

Another question? Ask it when you start.

For a sales or client team that wants each booking next to the customer, the deal and the recorded call, yes. For self-hosting, paid bookings or building on a scheduling API, Cal.com does more.

Cal.com is free for one person and $12 per user on Teams. Alori costs more for scheduling alone, and pays off when it also replaces your CRM and meeting notes, with unlimited users.

Yes. A team link gives each booking to one free person, in turn, by who is least busy, or by the order you set. Another kind books the whole team together.

Your contacts, pasted into Ask Sam. Event types are set up again as booking links.

Small software companies and agencies, usually under 50 people. Also see the Calendly alternative.

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Your turn.

Describe your business in a sentence. Alori builds the app.