Pay per calendar. No subscription.
Every calendar is free for its first two weeks. $5, or 1 credit, covers the whole schedule. Credits never expire, and the share link is permanent.
Pay as you go
$25
$2.50 per credit
Buy 10 credits- 1 credit = 1 new calendar, or the full schedule on a free one
- Edit free for 7 days after creating
- Need to edit later? 1 credit = 7 more days
- Share URL is permanent, never changes
- Link up to 10 calendar feeds per calendar
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How pricing works.
1
Build it free
Paste a schedule, get a calendar. No account, no card. The first two weeks sync.
2
Cover the whole schedule
$5 covers every event on that calendar, for good. Signed in with credits? 1 credit does the same.
3
Edit as the schedule changes
Edit free for 7 days after creating. After that, 1 credit buys another 7 days.
Compare Calfeed to alternatives.
Honest, side-by-side breakdowns. Different jobs, plain verdicts.
- Calfeed vs AddCalLooking for an AddCal alternative? Calfeed turns a plain-text schedule into a calendar feed coaches and organizers share in seconds. No form entry.
- Calfeed vs AddEventLooking for an AddEvent alternative? Calfeed turns any schedule into a subscribable calendar feed coaches and organizers can share in seconds.
- Calfeed vs CalendlyCalendly takes bookings: people pick a time from your availability. Calfeed broadcasts a set schedule an audience subscribes to once and follows. Different jobs.
- Calfeed vs CalGetComparing CalGet alternative options? Calfeed turns a written schedule into a shareable calendar feed anyone follows from Apple, Google, or Outlook.
- Calfeed vs CoziCozi is for families editing one shared calendar. Calfeed is for one person publishing a schedule others follow in Apple, Google, or Outlook.
- Calfeed vs Google CalendarGoogle Calendar's public sharing hands out a free subscribe link. Calfeed is a separate, branded calendar you build from plain text and keep off your personal account.
- Calfeed vs GroupCalGroupCal is a shared calendar app a group coordinates in together, invited by link or phone. Calfeed publishes a schedule as one link an audience follows in Apple, Google, or Outlook.
- Calfeed vs MergeCalMergeCal merges calendar feeds into one output link. Calfeed combines feeds into a hosted calendar with a rule per source and a page an audience subscribes to.
- Calfeed vs SmartCalendarsSmartCalendars.ai is a personal organizer. Calfeed is a broadcast publisher. Comparing SmartCalendars alternatives? See which fits your job.
- Calfeed vs SpondSpond is a free team app for RSVPs, chat, and payments with everyone on the same app. Calfeed publishes a schedule as one public link anyone follows in their own calendar.
- Calfeed vs TeamSnapTeamSnap runs an active team: RSVPs, roster, chat, dues. Calfeed publishes the schedule as one branded link your audience follows in Apple, Google, or Outlook.
- Calfeed vs TeamupTeamup is a shared calendar many people co-edit, with granular permissions. Calfeed publishes a schedule one person owns and an audience subscribes to, view-only.
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