Can I schedule with clients on different calendar systems?
Yes. WhenMeet.me reads Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook Free/Busy live; clients on Apple iCloud or no calendar paint their free time at /free. You can mix any of these in one meeting.
Consultants live across other people’s calendars: every client is a different company, a different calendar provider, often a different time zone. WhenMeet.me merges your availability with each client’s on one heat-map, so scheduling across client organizations stops being a daily email tax.
You don’t share a domain or calendar system with your clients — and you shouldn’t have to. Paste the client’s email and WhenMeet.me reads their Google or Microsoft Free/Busy live alongside yours; a client on Apple iCloud paints their free time once at /free. Every engagement is one shareable link instead of a separate scheduling tool per client.
When your clients span regions, every participant sees the heat-map in their own time zone, DST-safe, and slot ranking respects business hours in each zone. Nearly a third of meetings now span multiple time zones, up 35% since 2021 (Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025) — which for a consultant juggling several client orgs is most of the calendar.
WhenMeet.me reads Free/Busy only and never reveals event titles, attendees or which other client you’re meeting. The shared page shows aggregated free counts, so Client A never learns anything about your time with Client B — the booking just lands in both calendars with a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams link.
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Yes. WhenMeet.me reads Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook Free/Busy live; clients on Apple iCloud or no calendar paint their free time at /free. You can mix any of these in one meeting.
No. WhenMeet.me reads Free/Busy only and shows aggregated free counts. Event titles, attendees and which client you’re meeting never leave the server.
Yes — free for unlimited clients, unlimited meetings and unlimited calendar connections, with no paid tier.
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