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Calfeed vs Agenda Hero
Agenda Hero wins for getting events onto your own calendar: its free tier turns unlimited pasted text into events, and paid plans add family spaces, printables, and organization calendars. Calfeed wins when one schedule has to reach other people: every calendar gets a public page and a subscribe link included, for a one-time price instead of a monthly plan. Different jobs.
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| Feature | Calfeed | Agenda Hero |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Turn one schedule into a public calendar people subscribe to | A calendar workspace for you, your family, or your team |
| Input | Paste text, or upload a PDF, photo, CSV, or Google Sheet, or paste calendar links | Text, photos, PDFs, forwarded email, Chrome extension |
| Free tier | First two weeks of each calendar sync free, no account needed to build | Unlimited text-to-events, 10 PDF or photo uploads, private sharing |
| Public subscribe link | Included with every calendar | Plus plan, $5/mo |
| Paid pricing | $5 or 1 credit per calendar, once. No subscription | Plus $5/mo, Family $10/mo, Organizations $20/mo (annual billing discounted) |
| Merge calendar feeds | Up to 10 feed links per calendar, re-synced hourly, optional AI rule per source | Unlimited sources on Plus (TeamSnap, GameChanger, any calendar feed), with clean-up |
| Branding | Logo and color on the public page | Custom logo and branded links on Organizations ($20/mo) |
| Best for | Coaches, organizers, and shift workers sharing one schedule with others | Families and teams managing many calendars together |
When Calfeed wins
- You have one schedule (a PDF, a screenshot, a season list) that other people need on their phones
- You want a public link without paying a monthly plan
- Subscribers should add it in Apple, Google, or Outlook without making an account
- You want to try it before creating any account
When Agenda Hero wins
- You mostly add events to your own calendar, and the free tier covers that
- Your family or team wants a shared workspace with many calendars
- You want printables, email forwarding, or a Chrome extension for quick captures
- An organization needs calendars shared across members under one plan
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The first two weeks sync free. $5 or 1 credit covers the rest.