Guide
How to propose meeting times without sending a calendar invite
Why an unasked-for calendar invite backfires, and three polite ways to propose a time instead: a plain email, a booking page or poll, or one link they can answer in a tap.

Guides and comparisons on getting a meeting, an appointment or a site visit agreed, by email or text message, without the back and forth.
Guide
Why an unasked-for calendar invite backfires, and three polite ways to propose a time instead: a plain email, a booking page or poll, or one link they can answer in a tap.

Comparison
How Calendly, Acuity Scheduling, Doodle and Chalkedin each set up a meeting, who each one suits, and what they cost, in Australian and US dollars.

Chalkedin is in beta: the whole application, free for at least three months, with no card needed.