Find your fit
Who it is for
For a solo consultant or freelancer, the basic sequence is concrete: define working hours, create a meeting type with a duration, and send a link to a client. The client sees available time and books from the page.
A small team can use different meeting types and availability schedules. Standard and Professional have higher listed user, meeting and calendar limits than Free; confirm the specific tier before promising team routing or shared scheduling.
The product belongs to SimplyBook.me Ltd, which also offers the broader SimplyBook.me system. SimplyMeet.me was formerly Harmonizely and is positioned around simpler meeting appointments, so buyers should compare the two as separate products.
The work it supports
Core capabilities
Offer self-booking. An invitee can open a shared booking page and select a suitable time from the availability shown for that meeting type.
Control open time. Set an availability schedule for a meeting type, reuse a shared schedule where eligible, or give a meeting type its own custom hours. Meeting types can also set duration and buffer time.
Confirm and remind. The service supports configurable email confirmations and reminders after a booking. SMS/text messaging is listed separately with provider integration and needs plan and setup verification.
Understand the offer
Pricing and getting started
Free Forever is an ongoing individual tier with one user, three meeting types, 50 meetings per user per month, and one external plus one internal calendar per user on the captured pricing grid. The vendor says those Free limits may change.
Standard lists up to five users, unlimited meeting types, 100 meetings per user per month and four external calendars per user. Professional lists up to 30 users, 500 meetings per user per month and seven external calendars per user. Both show a separate internal calendar per user.
Paid Standard and Professional prices are shown per user per month with annual and monthly selections; Enterprise uses custom pricing. Select the actual billing term and user count in the live pricing page before comparing costs. A 14-day trial is advertised, but the page conflicts on whether a credit card is required.
Look a little closer
Before you choose
Connecting an external calendar can sync bookings and help check for conflicts, while the internal calendar is another starting option. The help guide warns that choosing different conflict-check calendars for different meeting types can allow bookings at the same date and time, so test the intended calendar rules with sample slots.
The feature pages mention round-robin, collective and team scheduling, and SMS messaging through outside providers. Their exact tier entitlements are not resolved by the extracted comparison grid. Check the current plan table and provider configuration for those requirements before buying.
A practical trial should create one representative meeting type, publish its link, book a test slot, and inspect the calendar entry, confirmation and reminder timing. These pages describe the workflow; this research did not operate an account or verify actual delivery.
7 distinct sources behind this profile. Research observed Oct 18, 2026. Features and offers can change.
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