Free forever. No paid plans.
book.gxb.vc is a free scheduling tool that already knows who's booking. Pass their name and email in the URL — they just pick a time and confirm. No forms. No friction. No "please enter your details."
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Scheduling tools have a people problem
You know the feeling. You send someone a Calendly link and immediately wonder if it came across as "my time is more important than yours."
Your invitees know the feeling too. They click the link, see a form asking for their name, email, phone number, and a reason for the meeting — and they haven't even picked a time yet.
Here's what people actually say about scheduling links:
"The second someone asks me to do the work FOR them to get on their calendar, I'm immediately out."
"We ran an A/B with and without Calendly and we absolutely have better engagement when sending times manually."
"No one wants to click links anymore — anti-phishing training drills this into them."
The scheduling link was supposed to eliminate back-and-forth. Instead, it created a different kind of friction — the kind that makes people feel like a ticket in a queue.
What if the link already knew who they were?
Three steps. Zero forms for your invitee.
Link your Google Calendar, Outlook, or both. We check all of them for conflicts so you never get double-booked.
Send book.gxb.vc/you/30?name=Sarah&email=sarah@acme.com — their info is pre-filled. They see your available times and nothing else.
One click to select a slot. One click to confirm. Calendar invites go out automatically — with the right video call link (Meet or Teams) based on their setup.
That's it. No account creation. No forms. No "please select your timezone."
Everything Calendly charges $12/month for. Free.
Your invitee doesn't fill out a single form field. Their name and email travel in the URL. They see available times, pick one, confirm. Done in under 10 seconds.
Every form field is a chance for someone to bail. Removing all of them isn't a small UX improvement — it's a fundamentally different experience.
Connect Google Calendar AND Outlook. We merge your availability across both so every conflict is caught. No more "oh sorry, that was on my other calendar."
If you use Google for personal and Outlook for work, most scheduling tools only check one. We check both.
If your invitee is in a Microsoft 365 organization, we check their free/busy schedule automatically — without them logging in or connecting anything. You only see times that work for both of you.
The closest thing to having an executive assistant coordinate calendars. Except it's instant and free.
No cookie banners. No Calendly branding. No loading spinners. Just a calendar grid that loads instantly and looks like it belongs on your site.
People get compliments on their booking pages after switching from Calendly. That tells you how low the bar is.
Drop a web component on your site — not an iframe. It matches your styles, loads instantly, and doesn't create scrollbar-in-a-scrollbar jank.
Calendly embeds are iframes. They look out of place, load slowly, and break on mobile. Ours is a native element that behaves like part of your page.
No paid plans. No feature gates. No "upgrade to unlock 15-minute meetings." Unlimited event types, unlimited bookings, all features, forever.
Calendly's free plan gives you one event type. One. Want a 15-minute AND a 30-minute call? That's $12/month. We think scheduling is too basic to charge for.
Put your booking calendar anywhere
Your website, your Notion page, your email signature landing page — wherever you need people to book time, drop in one line of HTML.
<howstuesday-booking slug="yourname" duration="30"></howstuesday-booking>The embed is a native web component. It inherits your site's fonts and colors. No iframe, no popup, no external stylesheet. It loads in milliseconds because there's nothing to load — it's already part of your page.
Works with: WordPress, Squarespace, Framer, Webflow, Next.js, Rails, plain HTML — anything that renders a web page.
How we compare
| book.gxb.vc | Calendly | Cal.com | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free forever | Free (1 event type) / $12/mo | Free (limited) / $12/mo |
| Event types | Unlimited | 1 on free plan | Unlimited on free |
| Pre-filled booking | Yes — name & email in URL | No | No |
| Cross-calendar | Google + Outlook merged | One calendar per event | Google + Outlook |
| Mutual availability | Auto (Outlook orgs) | No | Overlay (requires login) |
| Embed type | Native web component | iframe | iframe |
| Booking page load | Instant | ~2-3 seconds | ~5-10 seconds |
| Branding on free plan | None | "Powered by Calendly" | "Powered by Cal.com" |
| Cookie banners | No | Yes | Yes |
| Auto Meet/Teams link | Yes — detects org type | Manual setup | Manual setup |
Frequently asked questions
/you/15, /you/30, /you/60. Unlike Calendly's free plan, there's no limit on how many you create.
Connect your calendar, get your booking link, and send it to someone today. Takes about 60 seconds. Costs nothing. No credit card, no trial period, no "upgrade later" bait.