A booking link is not a business
Calendly is good at one job: handing someone a link to grab a time. If your week is sessions, packs and the occasional no-show, you need different machinery.
The honest table
| Treyna | Calendly | |
|---|---|---|
| Card on file | Yes | No |
| Automatic no-show penalty | Yes, per your policy | No |
| Packs that deduct on attendance | Yes | Packages count bookings, not attendance |
| Client sees their pack balance | Yes | Sessions left on the booking link |
| Prepay at booking | Yes | Via Stripe/PayPal, paid plans only |
| Fees on client payments | 1% on top of Stripe processing | Stripe/PayPal rates, nothing added |
| Coach phone app | Yes | App, not a coaching tool |
| Setup time | Minutes from a chat | Minutes (link only) |
| Built for | One solo coach, private and group sessions | Any business that books meetings |
Where each one wins
All you want is a calendar people can book. It's excellent at handing out a link, it has a free tier, and it connects to everything. If you book calls and meetings, use it.
You coach clients and money is the problem: no-shows, packs, prepay, balances. A booking link can't charge your policy. If you want the money handled, you'll outgrow the link fast.
Fair questions
Calendly hands someone a link to pick a time, and that's mostly where it stops. No card on file and no automatic no-show penalty. Its prepaid packages count bookings, not attendance. Treyna saves the card at booking and runs the money side for you.
No. Treyna covers the booking link and the money side in one place, so you can drop the separate calendar and processor. If you also book plain calls and meetings, you can keep Calendly for those and use Treyna for sessions.
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