Comparisons
Side-by-sides, including the rows we lose.
Every figure on these pages was read from the other company's own pricing page and carries the date it was read. Where we are worse, the page says so — a comparison that only lists wins is an advertisement, and you already know how to read one of those.
Neos Meet vs Calendly →
The default, and the one most people are leaving. What their own customers say publicly about renewals and refunds, next to the terms that permit it — plus a full feature grid.
$8/seat/mo for round-robin vs $16/seat/mo (Teams)
Neos Meet vs Cal.com →
The one people reach for when they want open source — which, since April 2026, it no longer is. What that change means if it was your reason for choosing them.
$8/seat/mo for round-robin vs $12/seat/mo (Teams)
When you should pick someone else →
The requirements Neos Meet does not meet — meeting polls, Apple calendars, routing forms, SSO, payments at booking, self-hosting — and which tool to use for each.
Comparisons we have not written
Doodle, Microsoft Bookings and Koalendar are missing from this list on purpose. Each publishes pricing that we could not read reliably — one renders its prices in the browser under internal plan codes, one is bundled into a larger suite rather than sold on its own, and one shows a struck-through list price that a text read merges with the discounted one into a number no plan has. We have written a wrong number about a competitor before, from exactly this situation, and corrected it publicly. So these stay unwritten until someone here has read the page with their own eyes. Being unverifiable is not the same as being absent.
Competitor list prices and plan gates as of July 21, 2026, except where a page states its own date. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.