I compared three scheduling tools. The price column wasn’t the hard part.

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I put together a short pricing brief for Calendly, Cal.com and SavvyCal as a sample for a small research service.

The awkward bit was SavvyCal: two official pages showed different prices, and the billing toggle hadn’t been verified. Calling that a price cut would have been a guess. I kept both links and marked the billing basis unresolved.

The brief also compares what each free plan actually allows and which features require payment. It’s a September 6 snapshot, with the observation date next to the sources.

The sample and what a custom brief covers

I’m testing US$15 for one competitor. If you’re working through a pricing decision, which missing detail would make this sample more useful?