BookTime v. Morgen

BookTime vs Morgen

The calendar-first view you love — with booking built in.

Morgen puts your Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars in one clean view. BookTime does the same — then makes getting booked just as simple, purpose-built for independent professionals, at a flat $8/mo.

Free during beta · No credit card · Setup in 60 seconds

booktime.to · your week All in sync
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9a
10a
11a
12p
1p
9:30a Deep work
12p Client
9a Standup
11a Family
1p Acme
10a Strategy
12p 1:1 — Sam
9a Review
11a Lunch
Your booking link is live
Built in — not a power-user add-on
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This is for you

If you loved Morgen’s calendar view but you need to get booked.

You want one calendar-first view across Google, Apple, and Outlook — not a booking link bolted onto nothing.

Getting booked matters to your work, and it should be simple — not a power-user feature you dig for.

You don’t need AI task-planning and ten integrations — you need a calendar you trust and a clean booking link.

You’d rather pay a flat $8/mo than climb Morgen’s Pro pricing as it rises.

Booking as a feature, or the product

Where your booking link lives.

Morgen is a powerful planner — calendars, tasks, AI time-blocking, a wall of integrations. Getting booked is one capability among many. In BookTime, booking is the point: your link sits right on the week you already open.

The all-in-one planner

Booking is one of many features.

A deep toolbox — planning, tasks, automations. Powerful if you want it all; but the booking link is one item down a long list.

📅 Calendar view
Tasks & to-dos
AI time-blocking
🔌 Notion · Todoist · ClickUp + more
🔗 Scheduling link in here
Booking is in there — somewhere
The BookTime way

Booking, front and center.

The same clean week across every account — with your booking link living right on it, not buried behind power-user settings.

your week Google · Apple · Outlook
MON
9:30a Deep work
TUE
9a Standup
11a Family
WED
12p Client
THU
12p 1:1
FRI
9a Review
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Your link lives on the week you open
Built by a former Morgen subscriber

“I paid for Morgen for two years before I ever touched the booking piece. I loved that it put my whole calendar — Google, Apple, all of it — right in front of my face, without creeping off into a hundred other directions. I built BookTime to keep exactly that simplicity — and make getting booked just as effortless, for a flat price I never have to think about.”

DanBookTime co-founder · ex-Morgen subscriber
Side by side

BookTime vs Morgen, honestly.

Morgen is a superb power-user calendar and planner. BookTime is the calendar-first, booking-first tool for independent professionals who need to get booked without the extra weight — or the price.

Feature BookTime Morgen
Unified view across Google, Apple & Outlook
Calendar-first, conflict-aware view
Shareable booking pages & links
Purpose-built around getting booked
Availability rules & temporary booking links
AI time-blocking & third-party task manager sync
Learning curveMinutesPower-user
Free tierFree in betaFree plan
Starting paid price$8/mo flat$15/mo (Pro, annual)
Team pricingFlat, no seats$10–25 / seat

Morgen pricing reflects published Pro rates (Pro billed annually $15/mo; monthly $30/mo) as of 2026 and may change. See morgen.so/pricing for current details.

Thinking of switching from Morgen?

Is BookTime a Morgen alternative? +

Yes — for the calendar-first, booking part. BookTime unifies your Google, Apple, and Outlook calendars into one view like Morgen, then makes sharing a booking link the core of the product rather than an advanced add-on. If you mainly used Morgen to see your whole week and take bookings, BookTime covers that for a flat $8/mo.

What does Morgen do that BookTime doesn’t? +

Morgen is a deeper power-user planner: AI time-blocking, task management, and integrations with tools like Notion, Todoist, and ClickUp. BookTime doesn’t try to be your task manager. It focuses on one calendar you can trust and getting you booked — simply. If you want an all-in-one planner, Morgen may fit better; if you want unified calendar + effortless booking, that’s BookTime.

How does the pricing compare? +

BookTime is free during beta and $8/month flat at launch — not per seat. Morgen’s Pro plans start at $15/month billed annually ($30 monthly), with team seats from $10–25 each. If booking and a unified view are what you need, BookTime gets you there for less.

Which calendars does BookTime connect? +

Google, Apple (iCloud), and Outlook — connect as many accounts as you run. BookTime merges them into one conflict-aware view and builds your booking availability from all of them.

Can I try it alongside Morgen? +

Absolutely. Connect your calendars to BookTime in about 60 seconds and run both. Nothing changes in your existing calendars — BookTime reads them to build your unified view and availability.

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Keep the calendar view. Ditch the price.

One calendar-first view across Google, Apple, and Outlook — with booking built in, at $8/mo flat. Free during beta.

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