Migrating from TidyCal
Switching from TidyCal?
We made the wire short.
Same lifetime price-class — without TidyCal's branding stamped on every booking page and email, unremovable even on their top lifetime tier.
Side by side · TidyCal vs Slotsy
The diff, line by line.
| TidyCal · $29 once | Slotsy · $49 once | |
|---|---|---|
| Forced vendor branding | TidyCal logo — can't remove, even on top lifetime tier | None, ever |
| 'Powered by' on your page | Printed — removable only on the $12/mo Pro sub | None |
| White-label completeness | Branding leaks (footer, emails, URL) | Every surface is yours |
| White-label email sender | Always TidyCal's mail servers | Your own domain |
| iCal feed sync | Not supported (no external feed) | First-class |
| Webhooks | None | HMAC-signed JSON |
| Founder-signed pledge | None | Five public commitments |
The migrate · three steps · ~15 minutes
No double-booking. No DNS panic.
- Step 1
Recreate your event types in Slotsy
Set up your event types, durations, and availability fresh. There's no auto-importer at v1 — for most people it's a few minutes of copying settings across. Your TidyCal account can stay live the whole time.
- Step 2
Connect your calendar
Link Google Calendar (read-only busy times) or paste an iCal feed URL. Slotsy reads your existing busy times so you won't double-book during the switch.
- Step 3
Switch your link
Point your booking link and embeds at your Slotsy page. On Agency, CNAME book.your-brand.com and Cloudflare auto-provisions the TLS cert. Flip over when you're ready.
In their own words · TidyCal reviews
The pain you already recognize.
"Extensive branding of TidyCal everywhere is hurting — I don't want my booking page to be a billboard for TidyCal."
"Please stop adding branding for paid products."
"Happy to pay more for a company-wide account."
Ready to migrate?