Peer_Rich

you can select the setting "Require Confirmation" and then use webhooks to send your payment link via email or use the "redirect after confirmation" to put your payment gate and connect it

hey man, someone gotta pay off that cal.com domain haha

hey there. shoot me an email at peer@cal.com for the refund, also happy to give a student discount

remember you can always get a free account with firstname-lastname or similar

(with enterprise features that most people don't need)

it is to allow people to charge for their bookings. we currently run stripe connect, because thats the easiest but we want to extend it to other payment services.

for example therapists, coaches, gym trainers, etc use paid bookings

oh thats sick! let me get in touch with the team. looks like a fun project

hey milliams, we recently had a spam attack so we implemented sendgrids email validation but made it non-blocking

https://sendgrid.com/solutions/email-api/email-address-valid...

> The pricing tiers on the website are also misleading/incorrect. For example, the free tier has unlimited event type only for the duration of a trial period. After that it downgrades you to 1 active event type at a time.

hey hey, that pricing is long gone. there are no trials anymore, everything is that is PRO on calendly is free on cal.com

hey, peer here from cal.com.

that statement is not completely accurate:

the open source core is a fully-fledged full-stack app with tRPC as the API.

nothing of that requires a license.

however, we have an private REST API for admins etc, which you only ever need if you have >100 users -- and likely run a commercial product.

self-hosting can be compliant, but the SaaS offering is at 99% completion for hipaa compliance. SOC2 was already done last month!

https://cal.com/blog/longevity 100%

what's wrong with this image? https://hub.docker.com/r/calcom/cal.com

let me update the docs

hey, peer here, cofounder of cal.com. We're in the middle of writing a generic payment adaptor which will enable Stripe, PayPal, RazorPay, Lightning Network, ...

should be live this quarter

cofounder of cal.com here, thank you @pototo666 the typescript, tailwind, nextjs, trpc stack has been amazing so far

hey there, cofounder of cal.com here. thank you for the flowers -- means a lot. zomars (https://github.com/zomars) has been making a ton of great improvements lately

hey dan, it's Peer here, cofounder of Cal.com.

Thanks for pointing this out -- at the end it's about interpretation but we made changes to the readme to be more clear around distribution: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com#setup

TLDR: of course you can clone the repo into a personal folder. When I had the conversation with you I was mostly thinking you are referring to distributing, which is only possible in a public repository.

You can use the code for yourself on your private machine.

This license is specifically targeted against BigTech who have a track record of taking MIT / Apache code, making it proprietary without giving anything back.

See the ongoing Amazon Elasticsearch conflict.

Plausible wrote a great article about this and we decided to go to AGPLv3 after talking to the founders: https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-licenses

we use boxy over at cal.com and it’s been super cool. deepak personally helped us get started

it's working for me. even with uBlock

I've personally worked with ish and I can say this team is really trying hard to get everything right. The platform has gone through incredible changes! hats off, keep it going. much needed product in this current environment and beyond