Cal.com on a Kotisivukamu site
Cal.com is an open-source service for booking meetings, similar to Calendly. Every user has their own public booking page, and every event type has its own address.
How it works on Kotisivukamu
We recommend adding Cal.com to the site as a button, for example Book a meeting, that opens your booking page in a new tab. The booking page can also be embedded on the site, but the experience is usually better when the customer books directly on Cal.com’s own page. The button can go to your general booking page or straight to one event type, and it is worth giving different services their own buttons if they differ in length.
Step by step
- Copy from Cal.com either your booking page address or a single event type’s link. They look like cal.com/yourname or cal.com/yourname/meeting.
- Tell Kamu which link goes behind which button and what the button should say. If you want the calendar embedded, say so at the same time.
- Try in the preview on a phone that each button opens the right event type.
- Publish the change.
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Cal.com: frequently asked questions
Can the Cal.com calendar be embedded in the page?
Yes. Tell Kamu you want the calendar embedded on the page. Then check the preview on a phone that booking works smoothly.
How does Cal.com differ from Calendly?
Both work the same way on the site. Cal.com’s source code is open, so it can also be run on your own server if you want. It is worth checking what each plan includes on both vendors’ own pages.
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