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Calfeed vs CalGet
CalGet leans toward Outlook and M365 integration, making it a fit for enterprise or office teams already inside the Microsoft stack. Calfeed targets consumer publishers: coaches, trainers, and organizers who want one plain-text schedule turned into a feed any calendar app can follow. Different jobs.
| Feature | Calfeed | CalGet |
|---|---|---|
| Input UX | Plain-text AI, paste a schedule | Structured form, one event at a time |
| Pricing | Credits + Pro $19/mo | Free tier + paid plans |
| Subscribable feed | Yes, stable URL | Yes |
| AI text input | Yes | No |
| Outlook / M365 emphasis | Works with Outlook, no special integration | Yes, M365 integration focus |
| Branded landing page | Yes, logo + color | Limited |
| Best for | Coaches, trainers, community organizers | Teams already in Outlook / M365 |
When Calfeed wins
- Your audience uses a mix of Apple, Google, and Outlook calendars
- Schedule starts as plain text, not structured fields
- You need a branded public page, not an internal IT integration
- You publish to a broad audience (parents, clients, community members)
When CalGet wins
- Your org is deep in the Microsoft 365 stack
- You need calendar events to appear inside Teams or SharePoint
- IT manages calendar distribution rather than an individual creator
- Enterprise support SLAs matter more than low price