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Cal.com vs Easy!Appointments
Pick Cal.com if you want modern scheduling infrastructure and a public booking page. Pick Easy!Appointments if you want a GPL PHP appointment book with Google Calendar sync — a clinic or shop, not a group poll.
Facts checked 17 Oct 2026. License, language, and GitHub activity come from the catalog or the project's own repo. "Not in the catalog row" means the public catalog dump does not store that number.
Cal.com in the catalog Easy!Appointments in the catalogStart on Railway
How they compare
| Cal.com | Easy!Appointments | |
|---|---|---|
| License | MIT License (catalog) source | GPL-3.0 (catalog) source |
| Language | TypeScript (catalog) | PHP (catalog) |
| GitHub activity | 49,079 stars in the catalog | 4,440 stars in the catalog |
| Self-host | Next.js scheduling infrastructure. | PHP appointment scheduler with Google Calendar sync. |
| Best for | A public booking page on a calendar you own. | A clinic or shop book, not a group poll. |
Self-hosting and resource needs
Cal.com is TypeScript/Next.js + Postgres. Easy!Appointments is PHP + MySQL (catalog tags: CodeIgniter, Google Calendar, REST API). Rallly remains the poll, not this pair.
FAQ
- Booking page or poll?
- This pair is booking. For a poll, use Rallly — /compare/calcom-vs-rallly.
- Which is the c17 Calendly path?
- Cal.com, named on the office and meeting stacks. Easy!Appointments is the GPL shop book on /best/scheduling-booking.
- Are these free?
- OSI licenses as listed. You pay hosting.
- LibreBooking?
- That is the resource/room scheduler on the same roundup — not this pair.
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