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Connect your agent

Made for agents. Free and open source.

Calendars for
AI agents.

Your agent finds a free time, books the meeting and moves it when plans change. You just show up.

Connect to the dCal MCP and book me a 30-minute demo with Sarah on Thursday afternoon.

Connect

Use it from your agent

  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • Codex
  • Cursor
  • ChatGPT

Dapta's voice and text agents already book meetings on dCal.

How it connects

Connect once.
Then just ask.

Add dCal to your agent with one link. From then on, every meeting is one message away and every booking lands on your calendar.

  1. 01 · Connect

    Add mcp.dcal.ai to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or your own agent. One link, no code.

  2. 02 · Ask

    Ask for the meeting in your own words. Your agent finds the free time and books it.

  3. 03 · Get it

    The meeting lands on your Google Calendar or Outlook, and your invitee gets the confirmation by email.

Integrations

Ask once.
Every meeting lands where you work.

Your agent books on your Google Calendar or Outlook, tells your CRM and triggers your automation. No copying by hand.

  • "Put it on my Google Calendar."

    The meeting is on your calendar, with your invitee

  • "Check my work Outlook too."

    Reads your busy times in both accounts

  • "Send every booking to HubSpot."

    Contact and meeting created in HubSpot

  • "Ping our Zapier on every booking."

    A signed webhook on every booking

  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook
  • HubSpot
  • Webhooks
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • n8n
  • WordPress
  • Webflow
  • Framer
  • Wix
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • Codex

What your agent can do

Your whole calendar.
One message away.

10 actions on a single connection: find times, book, move, cancel and read your bookings.

Bookings

"Who booked with me this week?"

InviteeEventWhenStatus
María TorresProduct demoThu 10:00 a.m.Confirmed
Daniel RuizProduct demoFri 3:00 p.m.Rescheduled
Ana GómezSales callTue 9:00 a.m.Cancelled

Availability

"How full is my next week?"

Monday63%

Tuesday38%

Wednesday88%

Wednesday is almost full. Should I move the 4 p.m. demo to Thursday?

Events

"Send me the link to the 30-minute demo."

Lists your events and shares the right link.

Changes

"Move the meeting with Daniel to Friday."

Reschedules or cancels, and your invitee gets the email.

Permissions

"Give this agent read-only access."

Every key has its own permissions. Cancelling needs a separate one.

Connecting calendars, inviting people and changing roles stay in your hands. Your agent works with the key you give it, and you can revoke it instantly.

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How it works

Five steps.
All in one conversation.

From the first question to the meeting on your calendar, without leaving your agent. The results show up right there, in the chat.

  1. Step 1

    Share

    Ask for your link. Your agent gives you the booking link of each event.

  2. Step 2

    Find

    Ask when you are free. It finds open times on your calendar, in your invitee's time zone.

  3. Step 3

    Book

    Tell it who and when. The meeting is confirmed and your invitee gets the invite.

  4. Step 4

    Reschedule

    If plans change, ask it to move it. It moves on your calendar and your invitee gets the notice.

  5. Step 5

    Review

    Ask how your week looks. It lists your bookings with their status.

Claude dCal connected

Send me the link so people can book the product demo.

Here is your product demo link. Your invitees pick a day and time from your free times.

Product demoLive in your dCal

What times do I have free on Thursday? Sarah is in Mexico City.

On Thursday you have times all morning and all afternoon. Here they are in Mexico City time.

Product demoLive in your dCal

Book the demo with Sarah Collins on Thursday at 2:30 p.m.

Done. Sarah's demo is on Thursday at 2:30 p.m., and Sarah already got the confirmation with the calendar invite.

Product demoLive in your dCal

Daniel can't make Wednesday. Move the demo to Friday at the same time.

Moved to Friday, same time. Daniel got the notice and the event moved on your calendar.

Product demoLive in your dCal

How does my week look? Who booked and what changed?

You have three demos this week: María and Sarah on Thursday, and Daniel, who moved to Friday. The call with Ana was cancelled.

Product demoLive in your dCal

Free,
open and yours.

Open source under the MIT license, MCP included. Run dCal on your own server with Docker Compose and point your agent at it.

Point your agent at your own server

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dcal": {
      "url": "https://api.yourcompany.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer ${env:DCAL_API_KEY}"
      }
    }
  }
}

  • MIT

    A permissive license, MCP included.

  • Self-host

    Docker Compose, with SQLite or Postgres. Your data.

  • $0

    No paid plan to book meetings.

  • No limits

    Unlimited event types and bookings.

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Ten more things
that come built in

None of them is an add-on or a separate plan. They are in your calendar from the first meeting.

  • Teams

    Share the meetings out: round-robin, collective or with fixed hosts.

  • Your calendar, up to date

    Every booking shows up on your Google Calendar or Outlook, and moves or disappears on its own.

  • No double bookings

    Checked by the app, enforced by the database.

  • Embed it on your site

    Paste one snippet and your booking calendar lives inside your site.

  • Reminders

    Up to 10 email reminders per event, plus a follow-up.

  • Your questions

    Add your own questions to the booking and send them to HubSpot.

  • Time zones

    Your invitee picks their zone and everyone sees the time in their own.

  • Your brand

    10 design controls, 4 ready-made looks and a brand kit.

  • Approve requests

    Confirm each request before it is final.

  • Spanish or English

    Your invitee books and gets the emails in their language.

Comparison

What you pay for in Calendly,
free in dCal.

Your agent gets all of this from day one. In Calendly, every row of this table needs a paid plan; in Cal.com, everything for teams does.

dCal against Calendly and Cal.com, feature by feature, grouped by the first paid plan that includes it
Feature dCal Calendly Cal.com
For one person · in Calendly from Standard, 10 USD a month
Unlimited event types Free Standard Free
Several connected calendars Free Standard Free
Email reminders Free Standard Free
HubSpot Free Standard Free
Group and collective events Free Standard Teams
For a team · Calendly Teams, 16 USD; Cal.com Teams, 12 USD
Round-robin across your team Free Teams Teams
Shared team calendar Free Teams Teams
On no plan
Open source (MIT) for production Yes No Personal use only
Voice and text agents that book Dapta agents No Cal.ai, paid
All of it $0 16 USD 12 USD

Prices in USD per user per month, billed yearly, from calendly.com/pricing, cal.com/pricing and cal.com/ai on . "All of it" is each one's Teams plan. Billed monthly, Calendly Standard is 12 and Teams 20; Cal.com does not show its monthly price on that page. Cal.ai, its phone agent, costs 0.29 USD a minute. Calendly's Free plan includes one event type and one calendar. Cal.com's public code is Cal.diy, which its own repository recommends "strictly for personal, non-production use".

Your agent is waiting.
Give it a calendar.

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