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 (bookings appear in it, and its busy times block your slots) 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?