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Longer answers to the questions that come up most often. Each one is written from how the product actually behaves, not from a feature list.

Teams and agencies

How seats, billing and member access work when you buy CalendarPA for a whole group rather than one person.

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Recurring appointments

Sessions that repeat weekly, monthly or on the days you choose, and how to sell a whole series in one payment.

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PayPal payments

Take payment through PayPal at the moment someone books, with the money going straight to your own account.

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Zoom and Apple Calendar

Getting Zoom links into Apple Calendar, by hand or created automatically on every booking.

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Calendar sync

Connect Google, Outlook and iCloud so your booking page offers only the times you are really free.

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Payment at booking

Stripe, Square, PayPal or Stax at the moment someone books, and how refunds and reschedules work.

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Session packages

Sell a set number of sessions upfront and let clients spend one credit per booking.

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Recurring session plans

Sell a pack of sessions once and let it renew by itself after the last session.

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Switch from Calendly

Import your Calendly event types with a personal access token, bring contacts over from past invitees, test a booking and replace your links.

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Classes and workshops

Seat limits, paid registration, a waitlist and reminders for group sessions.

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Text message reminders

Texts 24 hours and 1 hour before each booking, for invitees who opt in.

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Finding a time together

Co-hosted booking types that offer only the times every host is free.

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Round robin scheduling

One link for a team, with each meeting going to the next teammate who is free.

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AdaPA, the AI assistant

Scheduling by email, text and chat, booked only into time your calendars show free.

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Email to calendar

Forward an email and the dates in it become events on the calendars you choose.

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Looking for something more technical? There is an API reference and a Zoom integration guide, and support for anything else.