Vyte
Vyte is a scheduling tool that lets guests vote on meeting times or book you from a personal page, for professionals and teams who set up meetings with several people.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is Vyte?
The Free plan costs nothing, and Pro is $10 per user a month, or $8 a month billed yearly (checked October 2026).
Vyte is made by Vytein SAS, a French company. It covers two jobs. For group meetings you propose dates and places, guests vote or add their own options, and you confirm the slot with the most votes. For one-to-one meetings, people pick a time on your Vyte Page, which checks your Google or Microsoft 365 calendar so nothing gets double booked.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
People and small teams who often schedule with several outside guests and want a poll and a booking page in the same app. Sales teams that need lead routing or round-robin rules for inbound demos should compare a tool built for that before choosing Vyte.
- Finding a time for three or more people
- Simple personal booking pages
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Group polls where guests vote on dates and places
02
Personal booking page that checks your calendar
03
Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 sync with double booking prevention
04
Automatic time zone handling
05
Auto-created Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams links
06
HubSpot and Pipedrive meeting activities on confirmation
07
Scheduling API and webhooks
Usage
How to use Vyte.
Connect your Google or Microsoft 365 calendar, then share your Vyte Page link for one-to-one bookings. For a group meeting, create an event with a few options and send it, and use the event chat for details. On Pro, add buffer times, weekly availability, your logo and a team. Confirmed meetings can log as activities in HubSpot or Pipedrive.
Cost
Pricing.
$0/ user/month
Pro is $10 per user a month with no commitment, or $96 per user a year, which works out to $8 a month (checked October 2026). Prices are in USD. Vyte also lists an offer for early-stage startups and non-profits.
Free
$0.00
- Personal Vyte Page
- 1-on-1 and group meetings
- Calendar sync and double booking prevention
- Slack bot
Pro
$10.00
- Buffer times and weekly availability
- Your logo, background and subdomain
- Teams with shared branding and billing
- Webhooks
Enterprise
- Everything in Pro
- Custom branding of the app
- Custom integration with the Vyte API
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Meeting Booking
- Category
- Sales Tools
- Best for
- Finding a time for three or more people, Simple personal booking pages
- Pricing
- From $0/user/month
Subcategories
- E-Meeting
- Meeting Scheduling
Questions
Frequently asked.
How much does Vyte cost?
The Free plan costs nothing. Pro is $10 per user a month on monthly billing, or $96 per user a year, and Enterprise is priced on request (checked October 2026).
How does group scheduling work in Vyte?
You send several date and place options, and guests vote or suggest their own. A two-person meeting confirms on the guest's first vote. For groups, you confirm the option with the most votes.
Which calendars and video tools does Vyte connect to?
It syncs with Google Calendar and Microsoft 365, plus calendars such as Proton and Infomaniak. It creates Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams links automatically and can add Webex, Whereby or Skype details.
Does Vyte integrate with a CRM?
Yes. Confirmed Vyte meetings create meeting activities in HubSpot and Pipedrive. Zapier, Make and Integrately cover other apps, and there's an API with webhooks.
What are Vyte's limits?
Branding, buffer times, weekly availability, teams and webhooks all need Pro. Its CRM links are limited to HubSpot and Pipedrive, and its site doesn't list lead routing rules for inbound sales demos.
What are the alternatives to Vyte?
Calendly, Cal.com and YCBM are booking page tools, and Doodle focuses on finding a time for groups. Chili Piper is built for routing and booking inbound sales meetings.
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