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Who owns Calendly?
Calendly is privately owned by founder Tope Awotona (majority shareholder) and venture capital investors including OpenView Venture Partners, ICONIQ Growth, Accel, Coatue Management, HighSage Ventures, and Atlanta Ventures. Tope Awotona serves as CEO. The company is not publicly traded.

How did Calendly get started?
Calendly was founded in 2013 by Tope Awotona, a Nigerian-American entrepreneur who was frustrated by the time wasted scheduling sales calls. He founded the company with his personal savings and a small business loan, working out of the Atlanta Tech Village startup incubator. Before raising $350 million in Series B funding in 2021, Calendly had raised just $550,000 in seed funding.

Is Calendly publicly traded?
No, Calendly is privately held. The company raised $350 million in January 2021 at a $3 billion valuation but has not gone public. A secondary private transaction was completed in April 2026.

What is Calendly's revenue?
Calendly has not publicly disclosed revenue figures. Sacra estimated the company's annual recurring revenue at approximately $270 million at the end of 2023, up approximately 46% year-over-year from $185 million ARR at the end of 2022. The company's revenue split is approximately 90% self-serve and 10% enterprise sales.

How much does Calendly cost?
Calendly offers a free plan for individuals, a Standard plan at approximately $10/month per user, a Teams plan at approximately $16/month per user, and Enterprise plans ranging from $15 to $30/month per user with custom pricing for large organizations.

What is Calendly used for?
Calendly is used for scheduling automation, allowing users to share a link that lets others book meetings directly on their calendar without back-and-forth email exchanges. In 2025 and 2026, the platform expanded to include AI Notetaker for automated meeting transcription and summaries, AI-driven routing forms, and meeting lifecycle management. It integrates with Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, and hundreds of other tools.

Is Calendly adding AI features?
Yes. Since August 2025, Calendly has been building an AI platform team that established an agentic platform serving multiple products. The company launched an AI Notetaker for Zoom and Google Meet meetings, AI-driven routing forms, and is developing a new AI-enhanced calendar product. CEO Tope Awotona stated at SaaStr 2025 that AI is both an opportunity and a threat for the company.