Ask before they book
Add required or optional questions to your booking form — text, choices or checkboxes. Answers land on the booking, in your email and on the calendar event. Free, not a paid tier.
Create your booking page Free plan, no card, no trial clock.The first ten minutes of a discovery call are usually questions you could have asked on the booking form. Add them there: what they want to work on, budget range, how they found you. Vague inquiries filter themselves before they reach your calendar.
Four question shapes
Short text, long text, a dropdown of choices, or a checkbox — each optional or required. Required means the booking doesn't submit without it.
Answers travel with the booking
They show on the booking card, inside your confirmation email and on the Google Calendar event description, so prep never means hunting for the intake form.
Free where competitors charge
Calendly puts booking questions in its US$10 Standard plan; SavvyCal in its US$12 tier. Here they're on the free plan.
Everything else in the free plan
The free plan has no booking cap: unlimited bookings, session types on one page, group events with seat counts, recurring series, custom booking questions, date overrides, daily booking caps, email reminders at times you choose, an embed widget, meeting polls, and per-session file sharing. See pricing for the Pro tier.
Questions people ask
Can I make a question required?
Yes, per question. Required questions block submission until answered.
Do answers reach the calendar event?
Yes — labelled, on the event description the assigned host sees.
Set up your booking page free
Unlimited bookings. No card, no trial clock.
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