Make Your Own Scheduling Page with Fantastical and Your Website Provider

I’ve moved from a hybrid environment of Windows, Android, and iOS to be fully macOS/iOS. I want to take as much advantage of that move as possible through streamlining and automation. One of the first places I did that was through creating my own scheduling page with Fantastical.

Why Fantastical?

Fantastical is a lovely piece of software the integrates beautifully into Mac and iOS. While not free, Fantastical also is priced far less expensively than alternatives like Calendly and Morgen. Morgen is an excellent alternative if you are cross-platform, and the version that includes a scheduling page option is less expensive than Calendly.

Specifically for scheduling, Fantastical has something called “Openings” which allows you to create your own scheduling page.

What do you need to do this?

You’ll need a Fantastical account set up as well as a website where you want to add your links. For this demonstration, I’m going to use my website maintained through Wix.com — Monarch Strategies LLC, but you could even do this on a free website you make through Google Sites.

As you can see from my Scheduling Page, I’ve built all of my scheduling options, at least for now, onto a single page. The orange buttons which take you to the different Fantastical scheduling pages are a part of my website provider’s toolset. If you want a prettier button, you’d…