Astrocal
Use Case

Round-robin without
the per-seat premium

Clients pick a time and Astrocal assigns the next available member. Real-time calendar checks, automatic assignment, no per-seat fees.

Sound familiar?

is a question someone on your team answers all day

Spreadsheets, Slack messages, manual assignment. Nobody wants to be the meeting traffic controller. Automatic distribution means nobody has to be.

is who gets every meeting without even distribution

The teammate with the emptiest calendar absorbs the whole load. Round-robin keeps workloads balanced and your team sane.

is what most platforms call round-robin. Then they charge per seat.

Round-robin is gated behind top tiers elsewhere, priced per seat on top. With Astrocal, it's included on all plans with no per-seat pricing.

Create a round-robin event type, assign your team, and share a single link. Astrocal checks every member's calendar and assigns the next available person. Clients never see the rotation - they just pick a time and get confirmed.

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Automatic even distribution

Astrocal tracks who was assigned last and rotates to the next available team member. Nobody gets overloaded. Nobody gets skipped.

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Real-time calendar checks

Every assignment checks the team member's calendar first. If they're busy, the next person in the rotation gets the meeting. No double-bookings.

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Automatic reminders

Email reminders go out 24 hours and 1 hour before every meeting. Both the client and the assigned team member get notified.

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Webhooks on assignment

Every booking fires a webhook with the assigned team member's details. Push assignment data to your CRM, Slack, or any tool in your stack.

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No per-seat fees

Add your entire team without extra cost. Astrocal pricing is based on booking volume, not headcount. Ten people or fifty, same price.

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Branded booking page

Your colours, your fonts, your brand. On paid plans, Astrocal branding disappears entirely. Clients see your team, not a third-party tool.

Set up round-robin in minutes

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Create a round-robin event type

Set the duration, availability windows, and buffer times. Then assign your team members. Each person connects their own calendar so availability is always accurate.

Share one link

Share the booking link on your website, in outreach emails, or in your email signature. Clients see combined availability across the whole team and pick a time. Astrocal handles the assignment.

Meetings distribute automatically

Each booking goes to the next available team member in the rotation. Calendar invites go out, reminders are scheduled, and webhooks fire. Nobody has to manage a roster.

How does Astrocal compare to Calendly?

ย AstrocalCalendly
Round-robin schedulingโœ“ Included, no per-seat feesโœ“ Teams plan and above
Flat pricing, no per-seat feesโœ“โœ— Per-seat
Remove third-party brandingโœ“ Paid plansโœ— Paid plans only

Frequently asked questions

Astrocal tracks the rotation order and assigns each new booking to the next available team member. If that person's calendar is busy, it moves to the next in line. The distribution stays even over time.
Yes. Each team member connects their own calendar. Their personal availability rules and existing calendar events are all respected. If someone is on holiday, they simply won't be assigned.
After booking, the confirmation email includes the assigned team member's name. Before booking, clients just see available times across the whole team.
Yes. One line of code adds the booking widget directly to your site. The round-robin logic runs server-side. The widget just shows available slots.
No. Add as many team members as you need. Astrocal pricing is based on booking volume, not headcount. No per-seat fees.
Round-robin is included on all plans, including the free plan (10 bookings per month). Paid plans start at $12/month flat. No per-seat charges.

Balance your team's schedule automatically

Round-robin on every plan. Free to start, no credit card required.