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Should I Use DaySchedule?

dayschedule.com·Analyzed 11 hours ago··Based on 7 sources

Easy-to-use appointment scheduler for Google Calendar, Microsoft, Zoom and more for multiple users.

Worth it

Worth it

Buy if you are a solo operator or small team wanting simple, cheap booking synced to Google, Microsoft, or Zoom.

Cheap, well-rated scheduling for small teams at $5/user/mo; thin review base, no public security page.

Confidence: Medium

4.7/5

Capterra rating

35 reviews; ease of use 4.8

$5/user/mo

Starting price

7-day free trial on paid plans

Yes

Free tier

Free plan listed on Capterra

87%

SaaSWorthy score

SW Score, Sept 2026

Value for money5

Capterra value 4.8/5; $5 entry

Ease of use5

4.8/5 ease-of-use from users

Feature depth4

Group, multi-location, widget; not enterprise depth

Support quality4

4.7/5 customer service; users praise support

Security posture2

No public security page found

Pros

  • Syncs Google, Microsoft, and Zoom calendars to prevent double bookings
  • Free plan plus paid tiers from $5/user/month²
  • Embeddable booking widget for your own website²
  • 4.7/5 Capterra rating with 4.8 ease of use
  • Group scheduling and multi-location support included

Cons

  • No public security page found in sources
  • Only 35 Capterra reviews — small user base³
  • Marketed for hospitals but rated best for SMBs

Gotchas

  • mediumBasic plan appears limited to 1 calendar connection; confirm yours fit before buying
  • low7-day trial is short for evaluating multi-location or team-wide setups²
  • lowSSO and security reviews are advertised, but which plan includes them is unclear²
  • low35 reviews means sparse community troubleshooting when things break³

Best for

  • Solo consultants and coaches
  • Small businesses (rated best for SMBs)
  • Google Calendar / Zoom-centric teams
  • Multi-location clinics and salons

Not for

  • Enterprises needing audited compliance and a public security posture
  • Hospital systems — marketed to them, but the product is rated best for SMBs
  • Teams wanting open-source or self-hosted scheduling
  • Guess: sales teams needing deep Salesforce/HubSpot booking workflows

Pricing

Free

$0

  • Listed on Capterra
  • Limits not detailed in sources

Basic

$5/user/mo

  • 1 calendar connection
  • Entry paid tier

Security

No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.

What users say

Users praise ease of use and support, averaging 4.7/5 across 35 Capterra reviews.

I really don't have any complaints. It has been extremely user friendly and support
Capterra review
Worth your time and money
Capterra review, Feb 2025

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Full analysis

Based on ~15 public sources; review depth is thin (35 Capterra reviews). CVEs found in sources apply to unrelated WordPress scheduling plugins, not DaySchedule.

Sources

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