Scheduling pricing questions, answered
Straight answers to the questions people ask right before they pick a scheduling tool: what it costs, what free really covers, and which limits matter.
Yes. Most scheduling tools price per seat, but flat-rate options exist: you pay one price for the workspace and add as many hosts as you like. LemCall works this way, and its free plan takes unlimited bookings.
Read the answerPer-seat scheduling tools typically land between roughly $10 and $20 per host per month for team features, so a ten-person team pays ten times a single seat. Flat-rate tools charge one workspace price instead — LemCall's paid plans are $15 and $29 a month with unlimited hosts.
Read the answerYes. LemCall's free plan gives you two booking pages with unlimited bookings, two-way calendar sync, automatic reminders, time-zone handling and an embeddable widget — no card, no trial clock.
Read the answerIt depends on one thing: whether you sell appointments or book meetings. Service businesses want an appointment system with packages, deposits and staff calendars. Teams booking calls, demos and client meetings want a meeting scheduler — and at small-business size, a flat-rate one costs less as you hire.
Read the answerIn most tools, yes — round robin sits on a mid or top per-seat tier, so you pay for it once per host. On LemCall it is included in the flat workspace price, with weighted rotation and availability checks.
Read the answerLemCall includes unlimited hosts on every paid plan at one flat workspace price. 'Unlimited users' should always be read carefully, though — check whether it covers hosts, admins and team pages, or only viewers.
Read the answerFlat rate, unlimited hosts
One price per workspace instead of a charge for every teammate. The free plan takes unlimited bookings with calendar sync and reminders.