Custom domain booking pages: which scheduling tools allow it

Of the 8 scheduling tools below, 3 put your booking page on your own domain, such as book.yourcompany.com: Sprintful on every plan, from $7.50 a user a month; SavvyCal on Premium, at $16.67; and Zoho Bookings on Premium. Calendly, Cal.com, Acuity, YouCanBookMe and Microsoft Bookings keep the booking link on their own address. On this page, a custom domain means a domain or subdomain you own that shows your booking page.

Scheduling tools with a custom domain

Under each tool, the lowest plan with a custom domain. Yearly: price per user a month, billed yearly. 10 users: cost for a year.

• Sprintful. Every plan has a custom domain and emails from your own address. One member adds the domain and shares it with the organization, so every team page, round robin and collective page can use it. Basic is $9 a user billed monthly.
• SavvyCal. Premium adds the custom domain, your own sending domain and removes SavvyCal branding. Basic, at $10, has none of them.
• Zoho Bookings. Custom domain on Premium.

Tools that keep the link on their address

• Calendly. Domain Control, on Enterprise, sets who in your company can sign up. It does not move the booking page. See Calendly alternatives for teams.
• Cal.com. A custom domain is on a waitlist, for the Organizations plan only, at $28 a user a month. Today Organizations gives a subdomain, yourcompany.cal.com.
• Acuity. The pricing page lists no custom domain. You can change the name before .as.me.
• YouCanBookMe. You can pick the name before .youcanbook.me, such as yourcompany.youcanbook.me.
• Microsoft Bookings. A Global admin can put your domain in the email address of a shared booking page, with Exchange Online PowerShell. The page stays on outlook.office.com.

A redirect is not a custom domain

You can point book.yourcompany.com to a calendly.com link with a redirect. The visitor then lands on calendly.com, and the address bar shows it. An embed keeps the visitor on your website, but the link you share and the links in the emails still go to the vendor's address.

How to set it up in Sprintful

1. At your DNS provider, add a CNAME record for a subdomain, such as book.yourcompany.com, with the value proxy.sprintful.com.
2. In Sprintful, open Integrations and add Custom Domain. Type the domain and click Check domain.
3. Pick the Default page, the page a visitor sees at the domain alone, and save.
4. Open a booking page, go to the Branding step, open Custom domain and select the domain.
5. For a team, share the domain: in Integrations, open its Settings, click Share and pick the organization.

To send emails from your own address, add your mail server (SMTP) in the Notifications step of the page. Both work on every plan, with your logo and colors from branding. See pricing.

Common questions

Can I use my own domain with Calendly?

No. On every plan, the booking link stays on calendly.com. Domain Control on Enterprise manages sign-ups, not the booking page.

Does Cal.com support custom domains?

Not yet. Cal.com has a waitlist for custom domains on the Organizations plan. Today, Organizations gives a subdomain of cal.com.

Does Microsoft Bookings support a custom domain?

Only in the email address of a shared booking page, set by a Global admin. The booking page stays on outlook.office.com.

What is the difference between a custom domain and an embed?

An embed shows the booking page inside a page of your website. A custom domain gives the booking page its own address on your domain, which you can share as a link. Sprintful has both on every plan.

What is the cheapest scheduling tool with a custom domain?

Of the tools here, Sprintful Basic: $7.50 a user a month billed yearly, or $90 a year. SavvyCal Premium is $16.67.