Which tool works better for professionals in the USA: Doodle

[Janae_Conn]

I’ve been comparing scheduling tools lately, especially for use in the USA, and keep coming back to Doodle and Calendly. Both seem solid but in different ways. Doodle makes it easy to poll participants to pick meeting times, which is handy for group scheduling. Calendly, in contrast, is more polished for individual or one-on-one appointments and has cleaner integrations with calendars and reminders.

For those of you in the USA who’ve used both, which one did you end up preferring, and why? What aspects made the difference — ease of use, reliability, handling time zones, integration with your existing tools, etc.?

[ChristianMoore13]

I’ve used both, and honestly it really depends on the type of meetings you run. For group scheduling, Doodle’s polling feature is a lifesaver everyone just picks the times that work for them. For one-on-one or smaller team meetings, Calendly feels smoother and the calendar integrations are super handy. I found this comparison guide https://meetergo.com/en/magazine/doodle-vs-calendly really helpful for weighing the pros and cons, especially when managing US time zones and multiple clients.

[Janae_Conn]

Thanks, that’s really clear! I’ve been trying to figure out which tool to use, so hearing how Doodle works for group scheduling and Calendly for one-on-one meetings makes a lot of sense. I’ll check out the guide for more details.