A branded booking page tool with full-width video and image backdrops, two-way calendar sync, and a custom domain, built for people who want their scheduling link to look like their own site.
One-time payment on AppSumo. Backed by AppSumo's 60-day money-back guarantee.
| Website | timetuna.com |
| Category | Scheduling |
| Alternative to | Calendly, Cal.com, TidyCal, and Acuity Scheduling |
| Best for | Freelancers, coaches, consultants, and agencies who want a booking page that looks distinctive rather than templated |
| Deal price | $49 one-time (regularly $199) |
| Refund window | 60 days, per AppSumo's standard policy |
Most scheduling tools solve the same core problem, replacing back-and-forth emails with a link someone can book directly, but they tend to look identical once you strip away the logo. TimeTuna's main differentiator is presentation: booking pages can use a full-width video or image background and custom avatar styling, so the page reads more like a personal landing page than a generic calendar widget dropped into an email signature.
Underneath the visual layer, TimeTuna covers the fundamentals you would expect from a modern scheduling tool. It connects to Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 or Outlook with two-way sync, so bookings appear on your real calendar and existing events block off availability automatically. Booking pages can be embedded directly on a website or shared as a standalone link, and a custom domain option lets the whole experience sit under your own brand instead of a shared scheduling domain.
The company behind TimeTuna has also published head-to-head comparisons against TidyCal and Calendly, positioning TimeTuna between the two: more design flexibility and active development than a bare-bones lifetime-deal tool, at a price well below an ongoing Calendly subscription. That framing is worth taking with the understanding that TimeTuna's own blog is not a neutral source, but the underlying feature set, branded pages, calendar sync, and custom domains, lines up with what teams typically shop for when comparing scheduling tools.
The TimeTuna lifetime deal is structured around three named plans mapped to AppSumo's tier system: a Pro tier at the entry level, and two Executive tiers above it for additional capacity. Tier changes happen through AppSumo rather than inside TimeTuna itself, so an upgrade issues a new license and switches your account automatically, without disturbing your existing booking pages or calendar connections.
| Tier | Price | Notable limits |
|---|---|---|
| Pro (Tier 1) | $49 | Core branded booking pages, calendar sync, and embedding |
| Executive (Tier 2) | Check current AppSumo listing | Additional capacity for more booking pages or team use |
| Executive (Tier 3) | Check current AppSumo listing | Highest lifetime tier for heavier scheduling volume |
If you refund the deal, your account reverts to TimeTuna's free plan with your data intact, though paid features become read-only until you upgrade again.
TimeTuna makes the most sense for people whose booking page is also a marketing surface, freelancers, coaches, consultants, and small agencies where the scheduling link gets shared publicly and doubles as a first impression. If a generic calendar widget already does the job and price is the only variable that matters, a bare-bones tool may be enough. But for anyone who wants the booking page itself to look intentional, branded backdrops, a custom domain, and consistent styling, TimeTuna's design layer is the reason to pick it over a plainer competitor.
It's a weaker fit for large sales or support teams that need deep routing logic, multi-department queues, or enterprise admin controls, since those capabilities are still more mature in long-established platforms like Calendly.
Yes. TimeTuna offers two-way sync with Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 / Outlook, so bookings and existing events stay in sync automatically.
Yes, TimeTuna supports a custom domain so your scheduling page can live under your own brand instead of a shared subdomain.
You confirm the switch before the lifetime deal takes over your account, then cancel the Stripe subscription from the dashboard so you are not billed again; your lifetime access is unaffected.
Yes, upgrades and downgrades happen through AppSumo rather than inside TimeTuna, and your booking pages, calendars, and settings carry over automatically.
Your account reverts to TimeTuna's free plan and your data stays intact, though paid features become read-only until you upgrade again.
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