A Freesbe booking link is your own scheduling page, like app.freesbe.net/b/dana or meetme.acme.example/dana on your own domain. Anyone picks a 15, 30 or 60 minute slot inside your hours, free in your Freesbe meetings and your connected calendar, and gets a calendar invite and a meeting link. They can reschedule or cancel themselves.
Give the link a title, pick the lengths you offer, tick the days you take calls and set the hours for each. Set the minimum notice, how far ahead people can book and the gap you keep between meetings. Up to 10 links per workspace, so a Quick question link and a Product demo link can have different hours.
The page offers times inside your hours that are free in every workspace's Freesbe meetings and in the Google, Microsoft or Zoho calendar you connected. Times show in the visitor's own time zone. If someone else took a slot a moment earlier, they're asked to pick another.
Start free with up to 10 people and try it today, or book a 20-minute demo with the people who make Freesbe.
The booking becomes a normal Freesbe meeting. You get an email with a calendar invite and their note; they get an invite in their time zone, a personal link that goes straight into the call, and a Reschedule or cancel link. Both of you get a reminder about 10 minutes before the start.
People who booked can reschedule or cancel without an account, from the link in their invite. Your hours, notice and busy times still apply. Either way you get an email right away, both calendars update, and the time becomes free on your page again. A workflow can start when someone books, to post an alert or give you a to-do.
On Corporate and Enterprise, an admin adds one DNS record and everyone's links move to an address like meetme.acme.example/dana. Pasted into Slack, Teams, iMessage or Freesbe, a booking link unfurls into a card with your name and your workspace's logo.
The help guide shows every screen and setting. Booking links
No card, no time limit. Invite your team and see what sticks.