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Best Free Calendar Apps in 2026

TL;DR

Cal.com is free forever for one user, with unlimited event types. Teams is $12 per user per month on annual billing. Google Calendar is listed Free on Toolradar. This pass did not open a Google Workspace price page, so no Workspace dollar is printed here. Notion Calendar's product page, fetched the same day, does not print a plan price. The listing is freemium. The paid ranking is best calendar apps.

A calendar you can stay on. Scheduling links and a second calendar are the features that move you to a paid plan.

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88 Calendar tools tracked

Calendar is 89 published tools on Toolradar as of September 22, 2026. 54 have a free path (61%). The catalog-wide free path that morning was 55% (5,834 of 10,667). The category median entry is $10, from 27 tools with a numeric monthly price. Those counts are in the September 22 addendum of free-tier share by category.

The shortlist is three products whose pages we could actually read. Cal.com printed a free plan and two paid steps. Google Calendar is the default, and its listing is Free. Notion Calendar is the modern overlay, and its page did not print a dollar.

Top Picks

Picked by editorial review, informed by G2 and Capterra review volume and rating and by media mentions, the signals behind our category rankings. How we rate

Best Free Calendar Apps in 2026 compared: starting price, rating and best use, as of September 2026
ToolStarting priceRatingBest for
Cal.comFrom $15/mo4.6154 reviewsA person who needs a booking link and does not need a team seat yet
Google CalendarFree4.84,376 reviewsAnyone whose events already live in a Google account
Notion CalendarFree plan3.814,150 reviewsPeople who already keep deadlines in Notion and events in Google Calendar
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Cal.com logo

Cal.com

Top Pick
  • 4.6 on G2 (154 reviews)

A person who needs a booking link and does not need a team seat yet

+Free forever, 1 user, unlimited event types and calendars, on the September 22 pricing page
+Teams is $12 per user per month billed yearly, with a 14-day trial
+Organizations is $28 per user per month billed yearly on the same page
−The free plan is one user. A second person is a paid seat
−The page shows the yearly price and 'Save 25%'. The monthly dollar is not restated here
Good value

Cal.com's pricing is quite generous, especially with its robust Free tier offering unlimited bookings and integrations.

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Google Calendar logo

Google Calendar

  • 4.8 on Capterra (4,297 reviews)
  • 4.7 on G2 (79 reviews)

Anyone whose events already live in a Google account

+The published Toolradar listing is Free
+It is the calendar Notion Calendar and a lot of booking tools connect to
+No separate calendar subscription was required to describe the product
−This pass did not fetch a Google Workspace price page, so no Workspace dollar is printed
−Shared team features sit inside Workspace. This page does not itemize them
Great value

Google Calendar's free tier is incredibly generous, offering essential personal scheduling features at no cost.

Watch out

Storage limits apply to free accounts

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Notion Calendar logo

Notion Calendar

People who already keep deadlines in Notion and events in Google Calendar

+The product page says it connects Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple iCloud
+Scheduling links and multi-calendar views are on the same page
+It sits next to Notion docs, which is the reason to pick it over a bare calendar
−The page fetched September 22 does not print a plan price. The listing is freemium, and that is all this guide will say about the bill
−It syncs calendars. The FAQ says importing Google events into a Notion database is not available
Great value

Notion Calendar's pricing is exceptionally generous, as it offers a fully-featured calendar experience completely free of charge.

What It Is

A calendar app holds events, and a scheduling tool lets someone else book one of those slots. Cal.com is the second job, with a free plan that is one user. Google Calendar and Notion Calendar are the first job: a place the day lives. Notion Calendar also sends a scheduling link, which is the overlap.

Why It Matters

People search for a free calendar and land on a booking product that bills per seat the day a teammate joins. Cal.com says the free plan is one user. That sentence is the whole decision for a team. A personal calendar can stay free. A team booking page usually cannot.

Key Features to Look For

  • An ongoing free plan, or a listing that is Free, not a 14-day trial

  • More than one calendar in the same view

  • A scheduling link, if the job is letting other people book you

  • A printed seat cap on the free plan, when the vendor has one

  • A paid step whose price is on the same page

What to Consider

  1. One person or a team. Cal.com Free is 1 user. Teams is the plan that adds people, at $12 per user per month billed yearly.

  2. Whose calendar it is. Notion Calendar's FAQ says it syncs Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple iCloud. It is an overlay, not a second source of truth.

  3. Google Calendar is listed Free. Workspace prices were not fetched for this page, so they are not guessed.

  4. Reclaim appears twice in the catalog, under two slugs. It is not a pick here until that duplicate is one product.

Evaluation Checklist

  • Decide if the job is a personal calendar or a booking link other people use

  • Count the users before you call Cal.com free. The free plan is one

  • If the events already live in Google Calendar, start there

  • Do not treat a missing Notion Calendar price as a promise that it stays free

Pricing Comparison

Best Free Calendar Apps in 2026 pricing comparison, as of September 2026
ToolFree plan we could readThe capPaid step we could read

Free forever

1 user. Event types and calendars unlimited

Teams $12/user/mo billed yearly

Listing is Free

No Workspace dollar fetched

Not printed on this page

No dollar on the product page

Listing is freemium

Not printed on the fetch

Cal.com and Notion Calendar pages fetched September 22, 2026. Google Calendar is the published Free listing. Workspace was not fetched.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • ×

    Putting a team on Cal.com Free. The page says 1 user

  • ×

    Expecting Notion Calendar to replace Google Calendar. It connects to it

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    Reading the general calendar ranking as a free ranking. That page includes paid apps

Expert Tips

  • →

    Use Cal.com when the sentence you need is 'book a time with me.' Use Google Calendar when the sentence is 'what is my day.'

  • →

    The category median entry is $10. That is 27 priced tools, not a price you should expect on these three

  • →

    The broader ranking is best calendar apps. This page is only the free cut

Red Flags to Watch For

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    A 'free calendar' that is a per-seat booking tool the moment a teammate joins

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    A review that invents a Notion Calendar or Workspace dollar the page did not show

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    Two Reclaim listings treated as two products

The Bottom Line

For a booking link, start with Cal.com and plan on Teams the day a second person needs a seat. For the calendar itself, Google Calendar is the Free listing. Notion Calendar is the overlay if your work already lives in Notion, and this page will not invent its price.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best free calendar app?

For a personal day, Google Calendar, which is listed Free. For a booking link, Cal.com Free, which is one user with unlimited event types. Notion Calendar if you want Notion deadlines next to Google events, with no price printed on the page we fetched.

Is Cal.com free for a team?

No. The pricing page fetched September 22 says Free forever is 1 user. Teams is $12 per user per month billed yearly. Organizations is $28 per user per month billed yearly.

How much is Notion Calendar?

The product page fetched September 22 does not print a plan price. The Toolradar listing is freemium. This guide does not fill in a dollar from memory.

Cite this page: Toolradar, "Best Free Calendar Apps in 2026", updated September 2026, https://toolradar.com/guides/best-free-calendar-apps

Sources

Prices and plan details on this page come from each vendor's own pricing page, re-checked by the Toolradar pricing tracker:

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