The verdict
If you run inbound sales with several reps, form submissions that must be routed and a CRM that records ownership, I'd pick Chili Piper. SavvyCal can share meetings across a team, but it is not built around qualifying rules and CRM ownership.
If you book many meetings with prospects, candidates or clients you already know, and the first impression of your booking page matters, pick SavvyCal. The overlay lets the invitee find a time that works in one step.
For most small B2B teams, SavvyCal is the easier fit, because outbound and known contacts are more common than a flood of inbound demo requests. I'd only choose Chili Piper once inbound volume justifies the contract and the routing work.
Side by side
| 5 points compared | ||
|---|---|---|
| Starts at | $12/mo | $10/mo |
| Free plan | No | |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| MCP server | Yes | Yes |
| Collective scheduling | Yes | Yes |
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Plans and pricing
Chili Piper
- Routing & Scheduling$15,000/yr
- Experiences$42,000/yr
- ChiliCal standalone$12/mo/seat
SavvyCal
- Basic$10/mo/seat
- Premium$17/mo/seat
Who each is for
Choose Chili Piper if…
Pick Chili Piper if inbound demand is a real revenue source. Visitors fill in demo forms, several reps share the leads and nobody should wait for a human to assign them. Routing rules, round-robin, SDR to AE handoff and instant booking from the form close that gap.
It suits teams where Salesforce or HubSpot is the system of record, because the meeting and the routing result are written back to the CRM. The vendor also lists ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2, which matters to larger buyers.
It is not for a team of two that needs a booking page. Plans are billed annually and extra seats are priced separately, so ask for a quote based on your seat count.
Choose SavvyCal if…
Pick SavvyCal if you book a lot of meetings with people outside your company, such as prospects, candidates or clients. The week view and calendar overlay show the invitee your free times next to their own commitments, so they pick a workable slot the first time.
It protects your time with ranked availability, buffers, frequency limits and time blocking. Meeting polls are free to use on any account, which helps when you need a time for a group. The three team modes cover shared availability, round robin and group slots.
Remember that every host needs a seat and there is no free plan for links. Custom domains, delegated access, paid bookings and removal of the branding sit on Premium. A refund is available in the first thirty days, so you can test it with real bookings.
Other options worth a look
Offers open-source scheduling and booking that teams can embed, customise and self-host for complete data control.
Lets people book meetings against your calendar by clicking a shareable link instead of email back-and-forth.