A booking link that leads somewhere you own.

Yes, for a coach whose clients are also their community: Drry gives you a booking page like a standalone scheduler, and the booking lands as a real session on your community calendar, with the room, the reminders and the person's contact record attached. It is free on every plan with 1 session type, and unlimited from Creator ($29/mo). Calendly is a strong standalone scheduler with more routing and team features than this; if scheduling is all you need, it does that job well. If you also run courses, a community or group calls, having the booking in the same place is the point.

Cal.com is a standalone scheduler with one of the most generous free plans around: unlimited event types for one person, and payments at booking. Drry is a community platform with booking built in, so the booking lands next to your courses, community and email, paid sessions go through your own Stripe at 0% platform fee, and the call can run in your own room from Creator ($29/mo). Cal.com reads your Google or Outlook calendar before offering a time and can rotate calls across a team; Drry reads Google Calendar only, and does not rotate calls. If scheduling is the whole job, Cal.com is the better tool.

You publish session types (an intro call, a full session, a check-in), any length from 5 minutes to a full day, and each gets its own public page at your address: yours.drry.com/book for the list, plus a page per type. Someone picks a time from your open hours and books it. No account, no app, just their email. The free plan covers 1 session type and paid plans are unlimited.

With a standalone scheduler, the booking is the end of the transaction: you get a calendar entry and an email address, and everything after that happens in other tools. Here the booking becomes a real session on the calendar you already run your classes from, the call can happen in your own branded room where you can record it, and the person who booked lands in your contact list so the follow-up is one click, or automatic. Same booking, but it leaves you something.

Three choices, per session type. Paste your own Zoom, Meet, or Teams link and it goes out with every booking; have Drry mint a fresh Google Meet link per booking once you have connected your Google account; or host it in a Drry room, which is on Creator ($29/mo) and up. The first two work on the free plan, so a free coach can take bookings from day one, and they draw nothing from any allowance. A booking in a Drry room is different: it uses the participant hours your plan includes (20 a month on Creator, 50 on Growth), the same pool every Drry-hosted meeting draws, and you and your client each count, so an hour-long one-to-one is 2 participant hours.

Yes. Every booking collects a name and an email, and you can ask for a phone number as optional or required. If you want more than that, attach one of your Drry forms to the session type and the booker fills that in instead. Their answers land in that form's Responses alongside every other submission, so the intake for a call lives in the same place as the rest of your capture.

It blocks against everything on your Drry calendar: classes, webinars, events you created, and other bookings all close their slot automatically. Connect Google and pick which of your Google calendars count, and busy times there close their slots too (Drry sees when you are busy, never what the event is), while your sessions are copied into a calendar of their own in your Google account. Outlook and Apple are not read yet: your Drry calendar publishes out to them through a subscribable feed, but an appointment you made there will not close a slot here.

Two ways. Copy the embed snippet and drop the picker into any site as an iframe that resizes itself to fit. Or add a booking section to a Drry funnel page, which puts the live picker straight into the page you are already sending traffic to.

Their confirmation carries a cancel link, and so does the calendar entry itself, which is where they will look a week later. One click marks the session cancelled, sends a cancellation to both of you so it disappears from both calendars, and reopens the time for someone else immediately. They are then offered your booking link again to pick a new slot.

Yes. The same confirmation, and the same calendar entry, carry a reschedule link. It opens your live availability, so they can only land on a time you were already free, and every rule you set still applies: your notice period, your buffers, your daily cap. The existing calendar entry moves rather than being cancelled and rebooked, so nobody loses the slot in between, your reminders re-time to the new moment, and you are told it moved and by whom.

Yes. Point a session type at one of your shop products and the booker pays for the time as they take it: they pick a slot, pay on the same page without ever leaving it, and the session is written once the payment clears. Your slot is held while they pay, so nobody else can take it, and it goes back on sale straight away if they walk off. A session type with no product stays free to book, which is exactly what you want for a discovery call. Drry takes 0% either way.