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Timergy compared with other tools

Timergy vs Rallly

Polls, booking pages and prices side by side.

Rallly and Timergy both help you find a time. Here is what each one does, what it costs, and who should pick which.

What it costs

Timergy

Plan Monthly Yearly, per month
Free Free Free
Pro 3.99 3.3339.90 per year

Rallly

Plan Monthly Yearly, per month
Free Free Free
Pro 5 2.530 per year

Prices as of September 2026, list prices in USD from the provider's public pricing page. Please check the provider for current figures. Rallly

Features side by side

Timergy Rallly
Booking page
Group scheduling polls
Sign-up sheets with seats
Languages 40 16
Free plan without ads
Paid bookings ✓ Pro
Deposits ✓ Pro
Group events ✓ Pro
Request to book
Email reminders
SMS reminders ✓ Pro
Telegram notifications
Calendar connections 5 2
Write to calendar ✓ Pro
Zoom, Meet, Teams links ✓ Pro
Own branding ✓ Pro ✓ $
Auto-translated booking page ✓ Pro
Embed and popup widget ✓ Pro
API and webhooks ✓ Pro
Zapier, Make, n8n
AI assistants (MCP, ChatGPT)
Mobile app
Open source
Round robin for teams
Routing forms
  • Included
  • ✓ Pro In Timergy Pro
  • ✓ $ In a paid plan
  • Partly
  • Not available

Choose Timergy if

you also want a booking page, calendar write-back, sign-up sheets, notifications by SMS or Telegram, or a mobile app.

Choose Rallly if

you want a minimal, open-source poll tool that you can host yourself. Rallly does one thing and does it cleanly.

Frequently asked questions

Is Timergy really free?

Yes. Unlimited polls, unlimited participants, sign-up sheets and a booking page are free, without ads. Pro costs 3.99 per month or 39.90 per year and adds payments, calendar write-back, SMS reminders, branding and translation.

Can I switch from Rallly to Timergy?

Yes. Create an account, connect your calendar and share your new booking link or poll. There is nothing to import, your calendar stays where it is.

Try Timergy free

Polls, sign-up sheets and a booking page in 40 languages. No card, no trial period, free stays free.

Read the detailed comparison on the blog