Rallly
Open-source group scheduling polls: share a few dates and let people vote, no login needed.
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About Rallly
Rallly is a modern, open-source take on the Doodle-style meeting poll. You propose several dates or time slots, share a link, and participants mark which ones work for them without needing an account; when the results are in, you pick a final time and Rallly sends the invite. It is clean, ad-free and works well on phones. The hosted service at rallly.co has a free plan that allows a few open polls at a time with limited retention, and a low-cost Pro plan per seat that removes those limits and adds features for power users and teams. Because the code is public, organisations can self-host Rallly on their own server with Docker Compose, which appeals to schools, nonprofits and privacy-conscious teams; commercial self-hosted use may need a licence, so check the licensing docs. Rallly does not offer booking pages for one-to-one appointments, so it complements rather than replaces a booking-link tool.
Best for: Groups and organisations that need date polls without ads, or want to self-host them.
Pros and cons
What works
- Participants vote without creating an account
- Ad-free, clean interface that works well on mobile
- Self-hostable with Docker Compose
Why people leave
- Free hosted plan limits open polls and retention
- No one-to-one booking pages
- Self-hosted commercial use may require a licence
Top Rallly alternatives
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Doodle66.5The best-known poll tool, adding booking pages and sign-up sheets.
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Crab Fit62.6Free availability heat-map instead of fixed date options, also open source.
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Cal.com59.6Open-source booking pages for one-to-one and team meetings.
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zcal57.2Free hosted booking links that include meeting polls.
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Calendly55.3Hosted meeting polls plus a full booking-link product.
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Rallly: common questions
Is Rallly free?
Yes. Rallly is free, open-source software that you can host yourself.
Is Rallly open source?
Yes. The source code is on GitHub at lukevella/rallly. You can also run it on your own server.
What platforms does Rallly run on?
Rallly is available for Web and Self-hosted.
What are the best alternatives to Rallly?
The highest-ranked Rallly alternatives right now are Doodle, Crab Fit and Cal.com. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.