Who it’s for
AI meeting scheduler for agencies
New-business threads answered with real availability, client meetings that move themselves, and nothing sent without a human on your team approving it.
What it does in practice
- A prospect replies "worth a quick call?" The account lead CCs scheduler@buildoutschedule.com and approves a drafted reply carrying their real openings.
- A client pushes the weekly status call by replying to the invite email — three open slots come back, and the meeting moves without a thread.
- A prospect on your booking page types "Friday afternoon" and books the intro call in the same visit.
The part that runs itself
CC your scheduler
Booking in plain English
Rebooking that runs itself
A real scheduler underneath
You approve everything
Drafted replies wait in an approval inbox — approve, edit, or reject — and approved sends go out from your own email address. The times the AI offers come from the same availability rules as your public booking page: calendar conflicts, buffers, and minimum notice all hold. If it cannot find a real slot, it hands the thread back to you instead of guessing.
Pricing
Free — $0
Pro — $8/user/mo
Team — $12/user/mo
The first 100 users at each tier keep it free forever. Full pricing
Common questions
Who controls what the AI sends?
The person on the thread. Drafts wait in their approval inbox and send from their own email when approved. Nothing goes to a client or prospect unreviewed.
Does it respect team scheduling rules?
Yes — offered times come from the same availability engine as your booking pages, so buffers, working hours, and calendar conflicts hold. Round robin and routing still govern who gets booked.
Can every account lead use it?
Anyone in the workspace with a connected Google account can CC the scheduler on their threads and work their own approval inbox.
What does it cost on top of the plan?
Nothing — the AI is part of the product, not a priced add-on.
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Let the scheduling emails answer themselves.
Free forever plan. No credit card.