Cal.com

Community

2 services

Cal.com, the open-source Calendly alternative — scheduling pages, availability and booking links — with a dedicated Postgres database.

Deploy Cal.com Free plan, no card.

What you get

All 2 services provisioned together: cal, cal-db
A community template, not yet verified end to end by the Railyard team
Automatic HTTPS and zero-downtime deploys

How to deploy Cal.com

1
Connect a server
Attach a DigitalOcean, Hetzner or Vultr server to Railyard, or any Linux box over SSH.
2
Click "Deploy Cal.com"
Railyard builds the container and provisions all 2 services.
3
Set your domain
Point your domain at the app. Railyard issues an HTTPS certificate and keeps it renewed automatically.

Why deploy on Railyard

Railyard provisions all 2 services in this stack together — cal, cal-db — wired to reach each other over the private network, on a server you already pay for.

Deploying Cal.com is one piece of a bigger stack you can keep building — add a database, a worker, a cache, or another app, all on the same servers you already pay for.

Good for

A self-hosted Calendly for booking pages, team round-robin scheduling and availability
Pairing with the booking link sent from support — one less SaaS subscription for scheduling

Good to know

This covers upstream's core web app only — its separate Platform API service (api.cal.com-style embeds/third-party integrations, a different image on its own port) isn't wired up here; the scheduling app itself works standalone
Upstream's own reference compose also wires in Redis for caching/rate-limiting at larger scale — not included here and not yet confirmed whether its absence causes any issue at normal usage, flagged for the live verification pass
No volume — Cal.com keeps no app-level state outside Postgres

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to self-host Cal.com?

Free covers 1 server plus a database server and 3 apps, no card required. Pro is $19/month per team for up to 5 servers and unlimited apps. Team is $49/month per team for unlimited servers. You pay your cloud provider for the server directly; Railyard adds no markup on compute.

What do I need to self-host Cal.com?

A server from a provider such as DigitalOcean, Hetzner or Vultr. Railyard provisions all 2 services in this stack together, with HTTPS and your domain configured.

How do I deploy Cal.com on my own server?

Connect a server to Railyard, click "Deploy Cal.com", and set your domain. Railyard builds the container, wires up the services it needs, and issues an HTTPS certificate automatically.

Can I use my own domain with Cal.com?

Yes. Point a DNS record at your server and Railyard issues and renews an HTTPS certificate for it automatically.

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