Your Calendly alternative. Famulor Booking.

When you want customers to book through your own booking page or directly over the phone. Famulor Booking connects event types with your Famulor agents and their customer conversations.

Yes. Callie coordinates appointments by email. Famulor Booking suits teams that want their Famulor agents to book appointments during a customer call.

Google Calendar, Outlook and CalDAV supply busy times to your Famulor event types and receive new bookings as calendar events. An ICS feed supplies read-only busy times. During a call, the agent books through the assigned Famulor event type, rather than calling these calendar sources directly.

Your Famulor plan must include Calendar integrations, for both Famulor Booking and external providers. Direct booking through Calendly also requires a paid Calendly plan; single-use scheduling links are another option.

Yes. Switch from the list to the month, week or day view. Click an empty time to book, or drag a confirmed appointment to a new time. The guest gets the usual email. New, moved and cancelled bookings appear without a refresh, and each event type has its own color.

Beyond name, email and phone: short and long text, email, phone, address, URL, number, a checkbox, checkbox group, radio group, select, multi-select and multiple email addresses. Any question can be required, prefilled from a URL parameter and locked. Your agent collects the same details on the phone.

Yes. Edit the confirmation subject and message with booking variables and pick a verified sender. Empty fields keep the standard text. For phone, in-person and other appointments you can make email optional; Google Meet and Microsoft Teams keep it required.

Yes. Ask Milian in chat to find a free slot, book an appointment, look up bookings, reschedule or cancel. Before touching a customer's calendar, Milian recaps and asks for your confirmation. Milian can also create new event types for you.