Doodle

The Swiss meeting poll, plus proper booking pages - European alternative based in Switzerland

Quick Overview

Company Doodle
Category Appointment Scheduling Software
Headquarters Zurich, Switzerland
EU/European Yes - Switzerland
GDPR Compliant Yes
Main Features Group poll scheduling, Booking pages, No account needed to respond
Pricing Free tier + per user, per month
Best For Scheduling across organisations where nobody shares a calendar
Replaces Calendly, When2meet, Microsoft FindTime

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Group polls across organisations
  • Respondents need no account
  • Booking pages and sign-up sheets too
  • Calendar sync with Google, Microsoft and iCloud
  • Swiss data protection under EU adequacy
  • Free tier available

Cons

  • Free tier carries ads
  • Booking pages less deep than dedicated tools
  • No payments or resource management
  • Swiss rather than intra-EEA processing

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Frequently Asked Questions

Doodle is based in Switzerland and operates under European data-protection rules including the GDPR. Appointment records stay under European jurisdiction rather than under US legislation.

Doodle is based in Switzerland. Booking data quietly reveals who met whom and why, which is why the jurisdiction is worth knowing.

Group availability polls, one-to-one and group booking pages, sign-up sheets for slots, calendar sync with Google, Microsoft and iCloud, automated reminders and buffer times, with ad-free and branded options on paid plans.

Free tier with ads for basic polls, then per-user monthly plans removing ads and adding booking pages, branding and calendar integrations.

Doodle is a European alternative to Calendly, When2meet, Microsoft FindTime, with European hosting and, in several cases, more of the surrounding workflow included.

Yes — two-way sync with Google Calendar, Microsoft 365 and generally iCloud is standard across this category. What differs is what happens around the booking: reminders, payments, routing to the right person, and whether multiple locations and resources can be coordinated in one booking.

Who worked on this review

Three people touch every tool page: one writes it, a second edits it, and a third checks the compliance and pricing claims against the vendor's own documentation.

Marta Kowalczyk
Written by

Marta Kowalczyk

Senior Analyst, Infrastructure & Developer Tools · Warsaw, Poland

Covers hosting, developer tooling and the practical side of moving workloads to European providers.

Ingrid Halvorsen
Edited by

Ingrid Halvorsen

Managing Editor · Oslo, Norway

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Daniel Brandt
Fact-checked by

Daniel Brandt

Privacy & Compliance Researcher · Berlin, Germany

Checks the compliance claims: where the company is established, where the data sits, and what the DPA actually says.

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