Scheduling

Book meetings from a form, synced to Google Calendar — free

Add a scheduler question and respondents pick a time inside the form. Zunoform reads your Google Calendar for busy times so you're never offered when you're not free, and writes the booking as an event when they confirm. No Calendly subscription in the middle.

Included on the free plan — 500 responses/month, no card required.

Setting it up takes about a minute

01

Add a scheduler question

Drop a Meeting scheduler field into your form and set your availability — days, hours, meeting length, and buffer.

02

Connect Google Calendar

Connect the calendar to check for conflicts and create events on. Availability is filtered against your existing busy times.

03

Publish and take bookings

Respondents see only genuinely free slots. Confirming creates the calendar event; a database-level constraint makes double-booking impossible even under simultaneous submissions.

What arrives on the other side

A calendar event at the booked time, plus the booking stored against the response so you can see who booked what and when alongside their other answers.

What people use it for

Questions people ask

Is calendar booking free?

Yes. Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar sync are both on the free plan, along with the scheduler question itself.

Can two people book the same slot?

No. Slots are claimed atomically with a unique constraint in the database, so a simultaneous second booking is rejected rather than double-booked.

How is this different from embedding Calendly?

The booking happens inside your form, so answers and the chosen time arrive as one submission. There's no handoff to another site and no second subscription.

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