Native to WordPress
Runs inside your site with your theme, your fonts and your layout. Visitors book without ever being sent to another domain.
Self-hostedWordPress scheduling plugin
Scheduling that lives on your own site.
meet with me adds Calendly-style booking to WordPress — no subscription, no redirect, and your visitors never leave your domain. Sync your Google Calendar for two-way busy checking, or run it calendar-free.
Free & open source GPL-2.0 licensed WordPress 6.4+ PHP 8.1+
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Why meet with me
Everything a hosted scheduler does. Minus the hosted part.
One plugin, your rules, your domain. No seats, no monthly bill, no dependency on someone else's service staying online.
No subscription
Install it once. No per-seat pricing, no monthly fee and no feature locked behind a plan. The free plugin is the whole plugin.
Free foreverCalendar optional
Two-way sync with Google Calendar so you're never double-booked — with Microsoft 365, Apple and CalDAV feeds next on the roadmap. Or skip calendars entirely.
Busy-sync built inYour availability rules
Weekly hours, buffers, minimum notice, booking windows and per-day limits, all handled automatically in the visitor's timezone.
Set and forgetDrop-in embed
Gutenberg blocks and shortcodes that inherit your theme. Put a live booking calendar on any page or post in a few seconds.
Block & shortcodeYours and private
Bookings live in your database, on your server. Nothing is sent to a third-party service unless you connect your own calendar.
Your dataLive demo
This is the widget your visitors see.
Pick a day, choose a time, and the chosen slot gets the same highlighted dot as the logo. Everything below is the real interaction — no separate app, no iframe from another service.
Click a time slot to try it
No time selected yet
You're booked
A confirmation would land in your inbox.
Product UI
Behind the widget
The scheduling side is set up in the WordPress admin you already know — weekly hours, buffers, calendars and booking management, all in native WP screens.
Weekly hoursEurope / London
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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CalendarsGoogle today · more on the roadmap
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Google CalendarConnected
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Microsoft 365On the roadmap
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iCal feedOn the roadmap
Set up in minutes
From install to first booking
Step 01
Install the plugin
Download the ZIP from this site and upload it under Plugins → Add New — or paste one WP-CLI command. Activate and the booking dashboard appears in your admin.
Step 02
Set hours & calendars
Define the hours you take meetings and connect the calendars you already use — or skip it and let meet with me hold the schedule.
Step 03
Publish and share
Add the booking block to a page and share the link. Visitors choose a slot and it lands in your calendar automatically.
The fair comparison
Hosted scheduler or your own site?
Typical hosted scheduler
meet with me
Monthly subscription for every feature that matters
Booking happens on their domain, in their brand
Tied to one calendar provider
Your booking data lives on their servers
Stops working if they shut down
One install, no recurring fee
Booking happens on your site, in your theme
Google now — Microsoft & Apple next — or none
Data stays in your WordPress database
Keeps working as long as you keep it
Get started
Download meet with me
Free, open source and GPL-licensed. Install it once and it is yours — no account, no credit card, no trial timer.
wp plugin install https://plugins.tapps.design/downloads/meet-with-me-0.3.0.zip --activate
WordPress 6.4 or newer PHP 8.1+ MySQL 5.7+ / MariaDB 10.3+ GPL-2.0
Latest release: v0.3.0 — October 3, 2026 · Read the changelog
Questions
Good to know
Is it really free, or is there a paid tier?
The plugin is GPL-2.0 and free, with no paid tier and no feature gating. There is no account to create and nothing to renew.
Does it work without Google Calendar?
Yes. You can run it entirely on its own — the plugin holds your availability and bookings by itself. Google Calendar sync is built in today, and Microsoft 365, Apple/CalDAV and iCal feeds are next on the roadmap.
Where do bookings get stored?
In your own WordPress database, on your own server. Nothing leaves your site unless you choose to connect a calendar account.
Will it match my theme?
The booking widget inherits your theme's typography and colours and exposes design tokens, so you can restyle every part of it without touching the plugin.
How do visitors book?
You add the booking block or shortcode to a page and share the link. Visitors pick a slot on your site and receive a confirmation email — no redirect to a third-party domain.
What about timezones and double-booking?
Availability is defined once and shown in each visitor's timezone. Busy times from connected calendars are subtracted automatically, and buffers and minimum notice are enforced on top.