Calendar.com

This company, Calendar, has loads of great stuff in its neat look. It works real nice with Gmail's calendar, and I like I can see all my plans without trouble.

The app is alright, but it shares your calendar with everyone on the team, which might not be what you want. They should add a feature where all events are automatically marked as private.

Calendar boasts an array of appealing features encapsulated within its streamlined interface. The seamless integration with Gmail's calendar is particularly noteworthy, facilitating effortless tracking of all scheduled events without any unnecessary complications.

The company's customer service and experience left much to be desired. Their SAAS product, unfortunately, falls into the category of poor quality. The strategy of offering free trials seems to be a way to attract users, but the subsequent annual billing and lack of issue resolution create a frustrating and disappointing situation for customers.

I initially signed up for a $20 month-to-month service, only to be shocked by a $480 renewal charge on 10/27/23, which I promptly canceled. Despite disputing the charge with AMEX, I lost, thanks to a hidden clause in the paperwork. This experience feels like a total scam, emphasizing the need for transparency in renewal practices and cautioning potential users to scrutinize the terms thoroughly.

My experience involved an unauthorized charge, triple the original amount, accompanied by appalling customer service. The SaaS product, marred by a hidden 3x price hike in their terms and conditions, stands as subpar. Refund policies seem non-existent, reflecting an unsettling practice of extracting more from customers without transparency or fair resolution. Beware of hidden charges and consider alternatives with transparent pricing structures.