One calendar the whole community actually checks.
Every Go product feeds one calendar, so the game, the concert, and the fund drive all land in the same place. Families subscribe once by .ics and stop asking when things are.
Every “when is it” has one answer now.
A calendar on the website, a different one in a newsletter, a game time changed in a group text nobody saw. CalendarGo is one calendar every Go product feeds, with two layers of permission so the right people can add and everyone else just reads.
One calendar. Always current.
For the org that lives and dies by the date.
One calendar, one answer
The game, the concert, the meeting, and the drive all land in the same place. No more three versions of the truth.
icsSubscribe by .ics
Families subscribe once and every change shows up in the calendar they already use. No app, no logging in to check.
2LTwo layer permissions
Team leads and captains can add and edit. Everyone else reads. Nobody moves the game time by accident.
FdEvery product feeds it
Add a ticketed show or a sign up date in another Go product and it lands here on its own, no double entry.
RmReminders that land
A nudge before the thing that matters, with quiet hours honored, so nobody shows up a day late or an hour early.
ChChanges that carry
Move a start time once and it updates for all 412 subscribers at once. The group text can finally retire.
See the weekPut every date in one place today.
See pricing →Free for one product. Community for all 8.
Start free with CalendarGo as your one product: up to 2 organizers, 3 active signups or events, 200 households. Community is $399 a year or $39 a month for all 8 products, unlimited everything, and one shared roster. The payment fee is one all in rate, 5.9% + 60c on Free and 4.9% + 60c on Community, card processing included.
Free
for one product. One shared calendar, .ics subscriptions, two layer permissions.
$399
a year, or $39 a month. CalendarGo plus 7 more Go products. Unlimited organizers, signups, and households. Payment fee 4.9% + 60c.
Put this week in one place.
Free to start. One calendar, subscribed by .ics, always current. The question “when is it” finally has one answer.