Answers · updated Sep 28, 2026
Which online booking tools sync with Google Calendar?
14 of 17 tracked booking & scheduling tools publicly name Google Calendar as a supported integration — i.e. syncs appointments two-way with Google Calendar so double-bookings are blocked: Calendly, Acuity Scheduling, Square Appointments, Setmore, vcita, GReminders, Appointlet, YouCanBookMe, Cal.com, Picktime, TidyCal, Bookeo, Doodle, Vagaro. Each row links to the vendor page where the integration is listed and the date we verified it.
As of Sep 28, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below
The data behind this answer
| Vendor | Entry price | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Appointlet | $0 (free tier) appointlet.com verified Sep 27, 2026 STALE | — |
| Cal.com | $0 (free tier) cal.com verified Sep 28, 2026 STALE | — |
| Calendly | $0 (free tier) calendly.com verified Sep 27, 2026 STALE | — |
| Doodle | $0 (free tier) help.doodle.com verified Sep 28, 2026 STALE | — |
| GReminders | $0 (free tier) greminders.com verified Sep 27, 2026 STALE | — |
| Picktime | $0 (free tier) picktime.com verified Sep 28, 2026 STALE | — |
| Setmore | $0 (free tier) setmore.com verified Oct 12, 2026 | — |
| Square Appointments | $0 (free tier) squareup.com verified Sep 28, 2026 STALE | — |
| TidyCal | $0 (free tier) tidycal.com verified Sep 27, 2026 STALE | — |
| YouCanBookMe | $0 (free tier) youcanbook.me verified Oct 12, 2026 | — |
| Bookeo | from $14.95/mo bookeo.com verified Sep 2, 2026 STALE | — |
| Acuity Scheduling | from $20/mo acuityscheduling.com verified Sep 26, 2026 STALE | — |
| vcita | from $35/mo vcita.com verified Sep 2, 2026 STALE | — |
| Vagaro | Quote-only | no published price |
Figures normalized and sourced as of Sep 28, 2026. See the methodology for how each number is captured, dated and normalized, or the full comparison matrix for every vendor.
Frequently asked
Does online booking software integrate with Google Calendar?
14 vendors list Google Calendar as a named integration. "Named" means the vendor states it publicly — a claim, not an independently verified working integration, so test the flow before you commit.
Is a named integration the same as a verified one?
No. A named integration is a vendor claim pulled from its public pages. We record what is stated, with source and date, so you can verify it yourself.
How current is this list?
Each row carries the date we last verified the vendor's public page. Integration lists change often, so re-check the vendor's current documentation before purchase.