Mochi vs Cal.com
Cal.com is the open-source way to book meetings. Mochi books them too, and then prepares you and takes the notes, without a bot in the call.
At a glance
| At a glance | Mochi | Cal.com |
|---|---|---|
| Booking pages | ||
| Booking pages on the free plan | 2 | Unlimited event types |
| Google & Microsoft calendars | ||
| Routing forms & round robin | Teams plan | |
| Payments when booking | ||
| Open source, self-hosting | ||
| A brief from the guest’s answers before the meeting | ||
| Bot-free AI notes on Mac, iPhone & Apple Watch | ||
| Paid plans from | $18 a month, notes included | $12 a user a month, billed yearly |
Where Mochi is different
- After the booking, Mochi keeps going: a one-minute brief before you meet, notes without a bot during, and the summary and follow-up after.
- In person, record on iPhone or Apple Watch, even with the iPhone in another room.
- Mochi Chat and Mochi Agent on Executive: ask about every meeting, and approve the next step.
- The whole app works in Hebrew, right to left, as well as in English.
Where Cal.com may be the better fit
- You only need scheduling, with unlimited event types for free.
- You route bookings across a team, or take payment when someone books.
- You want open source, or to host it yourself.
Pricing
Cal.com is free for one person, Teams is $12 a user a month and Organizations $28, both billed yearly. Mochi Pro is $18 a month ($15 billed yearly) and Executive $35 ($29 billed yearly), with notes and scheduling in both. Every new Mochi account starts with 14 days of Executive, free.