For coaches, therapists, tutors and consultants who use Calendly: your client books the first session as usual, then you repeat it weekly or every two weeks. SeriesBook books the rest for you and tells you which dates didn't fit.
Join the waitlist For Calendly users on paid plans.Calendly has no recurring bookings. If a client sees you every week, someone has to book each session by hand, one by one.
Hosts have been asking for years. One community thread asking Calendly to “create a recurring meeting” has 54 replies, and one host wrote:
“yesterday I had to manually schedule 72 meetings”
Other threads ask the same thing, in 2024 and twice in 2026, one of them calling it a dealbreaker. The usual workaround is a Zapier automation you have to build and maintain yourself. Meeting packages don't solve it either, because the client still books each session separately.
No new booking page, no new app for your clients, no migration. You connect your Calendly account securely (OAuth) and can disconnect at any time.
One Calendly host. Unlimited series.
Two months free.
Pre-order and get the first year for $49. Fully refunded if we don't launch within 60 days.
No. They book the first session on your Calendly page as usual and receive Calendly's normal confirmation for each session.
Yes. Notifications follow your event type settings in Calendly, so a 10-session series means 10 confirmations.
A paid plan (Standard or above). Calendly only allows booking through its API on paid plans.
SeriesBook only books slots Calendly shows as free. Busy dates are flagged in the preview with the nearest alternative, and anything that didn't fit is listed in the report.
Yes, but Calendly limits how many bookings can be created per hour and per day, so large series are booked over a few hours. Your event type's “how far in advance” setting also applies.
No. SeriesBook is an independent tool for people who use Calendly.