Online booking with staff calendars, reminders and payment at booking, and the invoices, forms and customer profiles that come after the meeting.
What each one covers for people who book time with customers. Calendly's side is from its own pages, checked September 25, 2026.
Move one thing at a time. Nothing here asks you to switch the whole business in a day.
Calendly exports contacts as a spreadsheet. Import it into Contacts and match its columns to profile fields. You can undo an import for 7 days if something looks wrong.
Calendly cannot export them, so they are set up again as services in Bookings. Most take a few minutes each.
Calendly exports scheduled meetings on its paid plans. Keep them there until they have happened, and take new bookings in CustoDesk.
A move only makes sense if CustoDesk does the part you rely on most. These are the cases where it may not.
Yes. Calendly exports contacts as a spreadsheet, and CustoDesk's contact import matches its columns to profile fields. You can undo an import for 7 days if something looks wrong.
No. Turn on one app and keep the rest where it is until you are ready. Apps switch on and off one at a time, so there is no big day.
Yes. A service can take nothing, a deposit or the full price at booking, through your own Stripe account.
No. There is no charge per person on any app. Everyone on your team is included.
Bookings reads your Google, Apple or Outlook calendar through its private calendar link, so busy times are blocked, and every booking can be added to a calendar.
Free for 14 days. No card to start.
See what each app costsCalendly's features and plans were read on Calendly's own pages on September 25, 2026. They change, so check the current version before you decide.
Calendly is a trademark of its owner. CustoDesk is not affiliated with Calendly.