Your booking page. Not your tool's.
Describe your booking page in Claude, ChatGPT & co. sharepa puts it online and connects your Google Calendar.
Intro call
Lena Graf · 40 minutes · Google MeetCalendlyCal.comLemcalDoodleEmbedded widgets
Page, calendar and bookings in one place.
And no moreEmail ping-pong
No more “Does Tuesday work for you?”. Clients see your free slots and book themselves.
Someone else's logo
The booking looks like your brand. No tool branding, no subscription to get rid of it.
Bouncing away
No link to another site, no embedded widget. People book right on your page.
More than a calendar link.
Any design you like
Barber shop, yoga studio or law firm: the AI builds the booking into your page, with your colours, your fonts and your questions.
Your Google Calendar
sharepa only sees when you're busy. The titles and details of your events stay with Google.
Meet, phone or in person
The Meet link is created on booking. With several locations, the client picks one.
Confirmation, reminder, cancellation
You both get an email. Every booking also lands as an entry in your app, with the answers to your questions.
A booking page on your own domain? Not possible elsewhere.
| sharepa | Calendly | Cal.com | Lemcal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booking page on your domain | ✓ | ✗ | ✗yourcompany.cal.com only | ✗ |
| Without the provider's logo | ✓ | from $10 | $12 | $7 |
| Booking right inside your page | ✓ | widget or link | widget or link | widget or link |
| Design | fully free | template with your colours | template with your colours | template with your colours |
| Google Calendar | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Payment | CHF 49 once | subscription | subscription | subscription |
Bookings with Google Calendar, your own domain, no sharepa badge. Plus 50 pages with forms, password protection and analytics.
Founder price for the first 50 purchases, then CHF 99. Outside Switzerland and Liechtenstein you pay the same amount in EUR. Competitor prices as listed on their websites, checked on 2 November 2026.
Copy the prompt, replace the blue parts.
Build me a page where clients can book an intro call (40 minutes) with me. Ask for name, company and what it's about first. Use window.sharepaTermine from sharepa for free slots and booking and show the times in the visitor's time zone. Then put the page online with sharepa.
Everything else, step by step.
What about GDPR and the Swiss FADP?
sharepa only asks Google when you're busy, never for the titles or details of your events. Bookings are stored as entries on servers in the EU. Google is a recipient on your instructions, which the data processing agreement (DPA) in our terms covers. You still need a privacy notice on your page. Templates are in the article Booking page on your website.
Which calendars can I connect?
Google Calendar. Bookings go into your primary calendar. Outlook and iCloud aren't supported yet.
What does it cost?
Bookings are part of the one-time plan: CHF 49 once, no subscription.
Do clients see times in their own time zone?
Yes. The page shows free slots in the visitor's time zone, and the event lands correctly in your calendar.
Can I ask my own questions?
Yes, as many as you like. Every booking is an entry in your app, with all the answers. With the one-time plan you can also forward them to n8n, Make or Zapier.
Can I offer several event types?
Yes, up to 20, such as “Intro call, 40 minutes” and “Workshop, 2 hours”. For each page you choose which ones it shows and can narrow the times further.
How do reminders and cancellations work?
The client gets a confirmation with a calendar file and a cancel link, and a reminder 24 hours before. If someone cancels, the event disappears from your calendar and you both get an email.
When is Calendly the better choice?
When a team should share bookings round robin, when clients should pay while booking, or when your calendar is in Outlook. sharepa is for you if the booking should belong to your own page.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You connect your calendar in the app, create an event type and tell your chat what you need. The AI builds the rest.