Savvycal vs Simply Schedule Appointments Comparison

"[...] The user interface is very user friendly and it can integrate with multiple calenders and display all events including personal and professional meetings, so that we can prioratize the meetings and manage it in a very efficient way."

"[...] SavvyCal has this great feature of personalized scheduling links, which is easy to implement in our work or personal calenders."

"[...] I am happy with it and I will tell all my friends about it, but it may be unsuitable for some users who prefer portable applications for ease of access and use."

"[...] The things which I personally dislike about SavvyCal is, even though it supports multiple calenders integration, but still it is a web application not a stand alone. So it is better to have an application instead of web application, also the cost factor can be resuced a bit."

"[...] User interface could bemade much better."

"[...] You may sometimes experience some delays in accessing the service."

"[...] Setting it up was quick and easy—I had it running in no time. My clients find it super easy to book appointments, and it’s made scheduling so much simpler for me."

"[...] My experience with SSA has opened my mind up to upgrading to a paid version."

"[...] After working with another plugin that didn’t have the amount of flexibility we needed, we decided to switch to Simply Schedule Appointments Booking plugin, and it was definitely the right choice!"

"[...] GDPR – European users beware.Unfortunately, the plug-in cannot be used in this form, as there is no possibility to switch off external resources."

"[...] I think it’s great that there is at least a module for the Divi Builder. There are just too many producers out there who keep forgetting about Divi, even though the builder, next to Elementor, holds the most market share."

"[...] The customization options are quite limited. For a tool that's supposed to handle a variety of scheduling needs, it's disappointing that you can't tweak it to fit more specific requirements."