Is Caletus a good SavvyCal alternative?

Yes, if you want a free plan, AI notes in your own video calls or a SOC 2 Type II report. Caletus Professional is $6 per user a month, billed yearly, and round robin is on Enterprise. SavvyCal is $10 on Basic and $17 on Premium, as of October 2026. Stay with SavvyCal if guest calendar overlay matters most to you.

Does SavvyCal have a free plan?

Not for scheduling links. As of October 2026, you can sign up for SavvyCal for free, and meeting polls and calendar overlay stay free, but you need a paid plan to turn on scheduling links. Caletus's free plan includes one booking link for one person.

How does Caletus check for calendar conflicts?

Each person connects one Google, one Outlook and one iCloud account, and on Professional you choose which calendars in each are checked. Busy times are hidden from your booking page, and Google and Outlook are checked again when the guest confirms. Guests see only open slots, never your event details.

Can I use my own branding?

Partly. Caletus Professional adds your logo, and Enterprise adds your brand colours and removes the Caletus badge. Booking pages use your workspace subdomain (yourteam.caletus.com); custom domains aren't offered. On SavvyCal, a custom domain and removing SavvyCal branding are on the Premium plan, $17 per user a month billed yearly.

Is Caletus SOC 2 compliant?

Yes. Caletus is SOC 2 Type II audited and shares the report with Enterprise customers. It's also GDPR compliant and HIPAA-ready, and encrypts data at rest with AES-256. It doesn't offer SAML SSO. SavvyCal says it doesn't hold SOC 2 at this time.

Last checked October 2026 against SavvyCal’s own pages

SavvyCal alternative: Caletus vs SavvyCal

Scheduling links that let the person booking overlay their own calendar, built for individuals and small teams.

Pick SavvyCal if…

You want people to see your free times laid over their own Google or Outlook calendar, and you don't need a free plan or AI notes.

Pick Caletus if…

You need a free plan, AI notes in your own video calls, or a SOC 2 Type II report for larger buyers.

The big differences

Caletus vs SavvyCal: the main differences.

01
Team admin and security
CaletusOwner, Admin, Finance and Member roles, with round robin and workspace analytics on Enterprise. Your logo on Professional. SOC 2 Type II, but no SAML SSO or SCIM.
SavvyCalRound robin, collective and group links on both plans. SavvyCal says it doesn't hold SOC 2 at this time, and it doesn't list SSO.
02
AI meeting notes
CaletusAI notes with a summary and action items after calls held in Caletus video, on Professional.
SavvyCalNo AI notetaker listed. SavvyCal sticks to scheduling.
03
Free plan
CaletusA free plan for one person, with one booking link.
SavvyCalNo free plan for scheduling links and no free trial; there's a 30-day refund instead. Meeting polls and calendar overlay stay free.

Feature by feature

SavvyCal vs Caletus: feature comparison.

Guest sees their own calendarChecks your calendarsOverlay (Google, Outlook)
AI meeting notesCaletus video callsNo
Free planSavvyCal needs a paid plan to turn on scheduling links (October 2026)YesNo
SAML SSONoNot listed
SOC 2 Type IIYesNo
Round robinEnterprise planYes
Plans & platform
Guest calendar overlaySavvyCal lets guests lay their own Google or Outlook calendar over your times. Caletus checks your calendars for conflicts automatically but doesn't show the guest's calendar.PartialSupported
AI meeting notesCaletus Professional includes AI notes for Caletus video calls. SavvyCal doesn't list a notetaker.SupportedNot supported
Free planCaletus has a free plan for one person. SavvyCal needs a paid plan to turn on scheduling links.SupportedNot supported
Security and adminCaletus has SOC 2 Type II and role-based access, but no SAML SSO or SCIM. SavvyCal doesn't hold SOC 2 at this time and doesn't list SSO.PartialPartial

Caletus compared with SavvyCal, feature by feature
Feature	Caletus	SavvyCal
Guest sees their own calendar	Checks your calendars	Overlay (Google, Outlook)
AI meeting notes	Caletus video calls	No
Free planSavvyCal needs a paid plan to turn on scheduling links (October 2026)	Yes	No
SAML SSO	No	Not listed
SOC 2 Type II	Yes	No
Round robin	Enterprise plan	Yes
Plans & platform
Guest calendar overlaySavvyCal lets guests lay their own Google or Outlook calendar over your times. Caletus checks your calendars for conflicts automatically but doesn't show the guest's calendar.	Partial	Supported
AI meeting notesCaletus Professional includes AI notes for Caletus video calls. SavvyCal doesn't list a notetaker.	Supported	Not supported
Free planCaletus has a free plan for one person. SavvyCal needs a paid plan to turn on scheduling links.	Supported	Not supported
Security and adminCaletus has SOC 2 Type II and role-based access, but no SAML SSO or SCIM. SavvyCal doesn't hold SOC 2 at this time and doesn't list SSO.	Partial	Partial

In practice

How SavvyCal and Caletus handle the same job.

The situation

A growing company shares inbound leads across 20 sales reps under one bill.

With SavvyCalSavvyCal's round robin works on both plans, but it doesn't list SSO or audit logs and doesn't hold SOC 2.

With CaletusOn Enterprise, admins invite reps, assign roles and set up round robin, with even shares or custom weights.

What it means: Caletus's SOC 2 Type II report helps in a security review. Neither tool offers SSO or audit logs.

Price & verdict

SavvyCal vs Caletus pricing, and our verdict.

Caletus

$6/user/mo billed yearly ($8 monthly); Enterprise $12 ($16 monthly)

Professional or Enterprise, per person. Free plan for one person.

SavvyCal

$17/user/mo yearly ($20 monthly)

Premium, per user (as of October 2026)

Seat minimums: None for either.
Add-ons to budget for: On SavvyCal, paid bookings, a custom domain and removing SavvyCal branding need Premium. AI notes would mean paying for a separate notetaker.
The bottom line: Caletus Professional is $6 per user a month and includes AI notes; round robin is on Enterprise ($12). SavvyCal Basic is $10 and Premium $17, both with round robin. All billed yearly.

Where SavvyCal wins

SavvyCal's overlay is genuinely nice for guests who want to see their own Google or Outlook calendar while they pick a time. It also includes unlimited calendars and round robin on its $10 Basic plan.

Our verdict

SavvyCal is a polished choice for individuals who love the overlay, with round robin and a custom domain on its paid plans. Caletus adds a free plan, AI notes in its own video calls and a SOC 2 report.

Switching

How to switch from SavvyCal to Caletus.

1
Note your link settings
Write down your SavvyCal meeting types, lengths and default calendar.Copy any booking questions.
2
Connect calendars to Caletus
Connect your Google or Microsoft accounts to Caletus.Check that conflict checking is on for each calendar.
3
Recreate your meeting types
Build your 1:1 and team booking links in Caletus.Make a test booking and check the confirmation email.
4
Update shared links
Replace your savvycal.com links with your Caletus link.Cancel SavvyCal before the next billing date.

FAQ

Caletus vs SavvyCal FAQs.

Straight answers on pricing, features and switching, for anyone weighing SavvyCal alternatives.

Talk it through with our team

Yes, if you want a free plan, AI notes in your own video calls or a SOC 2 Type II report. Caletus Professional is $6 per user a month, billed yearly, and round robin is on Enterprise. SavvyCal is $10 on Basic and $17 on Premium, as of October 2026. Stay with SavvyCal if guest calendar overlay matters most to you.
Not for scheduling links. As of October 2026, you can sign up for SavvyCal for free, and meeting polls and calendar overlay stay free, but you need a paid plan to turn on scheduling links. Caletus's free plan includes one booking link for one person.
Each person connects one Google, one Outlook and one iCloud account, and on Professional you choose which calendars in each are checked. Busy times are hidden from your booking page, and Google and Outlook are checked again when the guest confirms. Guests see only open slots, never your event details.
Partly. Caletus Professional adds your logo, and Enterprise adds your brand colours and removes the Caletus badge. Booking pages use your workspace subdomain (yourteam.caletus.com); custom domains aren't offered. On SavvyCal, a custom domain and removing SavvyCal branding are on the Premium plan, $17 per user a month billed yearly.
Yes. Caletus is SOC 2 Type II audited and shares the report with Enterprise customers. It's also GDPR compliant and HIPAA-ready, and encrypts data at rest with AES-256. It doesn't offer SAML SSO. SavvyCal says it doesn't hold SOC 2 at this time.