When it comes to calendar sharing tools, there are several options available in the market. Today, we're comparing AddCal (that's us!) with CalGet, a similar service that offers calendar sharing functionality. While we strive to be fair in our assessment, please note that as the creators of AddCal, we do have a little bias.
Both AddCal and CalGet allow users to create shareable calendar events that recipients can easily add to their preferred calendar applications (Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, etc.). However, there are significant differences in pricing structure, limitations, and transparency that are worth noting.
AddCal offers a completely free plan with unlimited usage for all core features. We believe that basic calendar sharing functionality should be accessible to everyone without arbitrary limitations.
CalGet's free plan, on the other hand, comes with several restrictions:
What's particularly concerning is that CalGet's free plan displays a prominent banner on every page stating: "You are on the Free plan, designated for personal and non-commercial use." This important limitation isn't disclosed on their pricing page, which could lead to unpleasant surprises for users who sign up expecting to use the free plan for their business or organization.
AddCal provides unlimited access to all core features in its free plan:
While we don't currently offer RSVP functionality, we're excited to announce that this feature is coming soon to AddCal, and like our other core features, it will be available without arbitrary limitations.
Features | AddCal Free | CalGet Free $0/month | CalGet Starter $21/month |
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Calendar-Adds per Event | Unlimited | 50 | 1,000 |
Event Collections (Calendars) | Unlimited | 2 | 15 |
Subscribers per Calendar | Unlimited | 25 | 500 |
Advanced Analytics | |||
API Access | |||
Price | Free | Free | $21/month |
We believe in complete transparency when it comes to what our users can expect. With AddCal, what you see is what you get - a powerful, unlimited calendar sharing tool that's completely free.
CalGet's pricing structure, while clearly outlined on their website, doesn't mention the "personal and non-commercial use only" restriction on their free plan until after you've signed up. This could potentially cause issues for small businesses or organizations who sign up expecting to use the free plan for their professional needs.
AddCal was designed with simplicity and user experience in mind. Our clean interface allows users to create and share calendar events in seconds, without navigating through complex menus or settings.
CalGet offers similar functionality but with the added friction of constant reminders about plan limitations and upgrade prompts for free users. This can detract from the user experience, especially for those who are just looking for a simple way to share calendar events.
While both AddCal and CalGet offer calendar sharing functionality, AddCal provides unlimited access to all core features completely free, without hidden restrictions or limitations. CalGet's free plan, while functional, comes with significant limitations and an undisclosed restriction to personal and non-commercial use only.
We believe that calendar sharing should be simple, transparent, and accessible to everyone. That's why we've built AddCal to be the most user-friendly and generous option in the market.
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Disclaimer: This comparison was written by the AddCal team and reflects our perspective. We've made every effort to be accurate, but we encourage users to research both platforms thoroughly before making a decision.
Last updated on May 4, 2025