Your schedule,
with your clients in it
Connect your Google Calendar and meetings travel both ways on their own, Meet link included. Share your booking link and the slot fills without a chain of emails.
From connecting the calendar to a full week
You connect your Google once
Sign in with Google and pick which calendars sync. What you already have shows up in GoFeed, and what you create here shows up there, with a Meet link.
Every meeting lands on its record
Attendees are matched by their email and the meeting sits on the company timeline, next to its calls and its notes.
You share your booking link
The person you want picks a slot on your public page, in their own time zone, and the meeting shows up in GoFeed and in your Google Calendar at once.
What you get
Google Calendar, both ways
What you change in Google changes here, and what you change here changes in Google. A meeting created in GoFeed goes out with its Meet link, and canceling it in one place cancels it in the other.
Your link for booking time
One public page per person, with your meeting types: a 30 minute discovery call, a 45 minute monthly review. Whoever opens it sees only the slots that are genuinely free.
Your week, with room to breathe
You say which hours you work each day, how much air you want between meetings and how much notice you need. Whatever already fills your calendar is never offered.
In the visitor's time zone
The page shows in the time zone of whoever is booking, with a picker in plain sight, and the confirmation repeats the time in their zone and in yours.
A confirmation that reschedules and cancels
Whoever books gets an email with the date, the Meet link, a file for their own calendar and two links: move the time, or drop it.
The meeting, on the client record
Every booking finds or creates the contact by their email and leaves the meeting on the company it belongs to, ready for the next call.
Who it is for
For agencies, as part of the CRM add-on. It is the schedule of whoever sells services to other companies and needs this afternoon call to sit where the rest of the conversation already is. Creators and companies run their own brands and have nobody to book time with.
- Agencies
Common questions
Do I need a Google account?
Yes, one for every person who wants their calendar synced. Each member connects their own and picks which calendars come in; nobody sees anybody else's calendar.
Can anyone book a slot?
Anyone who has your link. The page only offers the slots left free after it has looked at your Google Calendar and your GoFeed meetings, so nobody books on top of anything.
What happens if they cancel?
The cancel link in the email frees the slot in both calendars, and the meeting stays on the record as canceled, with its date, so it is clear it once existed.
Connect your calendar
this afternoon
Sign in with Google, set up your first meeting type and share the link in your next proposal.