Pricing

Pricing: a free plan that is actually useful

A small product should cost small money and say so on one page. No sales call, no seat minimum, no enterprise tier where the privacy behaviour quietly differs.

Save 17% paying annually.

Free

Enough to stop the double-bookings

£0

not a trial

  • Busy-only by default
  • No AI, no notetakers, no training
  • 2 calendars
  • 1 sync
  • 60 days of lookahead
  • Two-way mirroring

Pro

For one person with too many calendars

£7/month

billed monthly

  • Everything in Free, plus
  • Unlimited calendars
  • Unlimited syncs
  • 365 days of lookahead
  • Titles and guests, per sync
  • Let people book you, without the back-and-forth
  • Buffers and daily caps
  • Build on the BusyWait API

Team

For a team that books against each other

£24/month

five people, £4.80 each

  • Everything in Pro, plus
  • Shared booking pages
  • Round-robin assignment
  • Team availability
  • One invoice for the team
  • Priority support
  • £5/month for each extra seat

Prices in GBP. Cancel from your billing page at any time.

The price

What Pro is one fee for

There are cheaper calendar-sync subscriptions, and most of them are sync on its own. Pro is one flat fee for both halves of the problem, and it does not grow with use.

If sync alone is all you need and two calendars covers it, the free plan is the honest answer.

Booking links included
Not a separate scheduling subscription on top. One fee covers the sync and the link that is backed by it.
No calendar limit
Unlimited calendars, accounts and syncs.
A free plan, and a trial of the paid ones
The free plan keeps two calendars in sync both ways and is not time-limited. Pro and Team each start with a seven-day free trial.
Flat, whatever you do with it
No per-sync fee, no per-event metering, no overage. The bill in month twelve is the bill in month one.

Team is £24 a month for 5 people, which is less per person than Pro, with extra seats at £5. It is the same product with shared booking pages and one invoice on top.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Is the free plan a trial?
No. The BusyWait free plan keeps two calendars in sync both ways and is not time-limited. If that solves your problem, that is a fine outcome and we would rather you told a friend than paid us. Booking links start at Pro.
Do the paid plans have a free trial?
Yes. Pro and Team each start with a seven-day free trial. The trial is one per person every 12 months.
What counts as a calendar?
Each individual calendar you connect — so a Google account with a work calendar and a shared team calendar is two, if you connect both. Accounts are not counted separately.
Do you charge per sync or per event?
No. Pro is flat, whatever you connect and however busy you are. There is no metering, no overage and no line item that grows quietly.
What happens if I cancel or stop paying?
Syncing pauses and your account drops to Free. Nothing already written into your calendars is removed, and nothing is deleted at our end until you ask. You can export or delete everything yourself at any point.
Does the privacy behaviour change by plan?
The default does not. Busy-only on Free, busy-only on Team. What paid plans add is the ability to switch extra fields on for a particular sync — titles, guests, whether a block is a meeting — which no plan ever does for you. The things we never hold at any setting are identical on every plan.
Do you issue invoices?
Yes. An invoice is available from your billing page as soon as a payment is taken, and every invoice is kept there for you to download later.