131 Total
56 High severity
66 Medium severity
9 Low severity

Key Facts

Does Calendly require users to acknowledge that AI-created Output may be inaccurate or false?
Calendly requires users to acknowledge that AI-created Output may be inaccurate or false and that users bear responsibility for their use of such Output.
Are all Fees non-cancellable and non-refundable?
Calendly requires that all Fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable and must be paid without offset or deduction of any kind.
Must Fees be paid without offset or deduction of any kind?
Calendly requires that all Fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable and must be paid without offset or deduction of any kind.
What does Calendly cap its total aggregate liability at?
Calendly caps its total aggregate liability at the greater of the fees paid or payable in the twelve-month period preceding the cause of action or $100 USD.
Does Calendly disclaim all liability for any indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages?
Calendly disclaims all liability for any indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising out of or related to the Customer Terms or the Services.
May Calendly suspend or terminate user access to and use of the Services?
Calendly may suspend or terminate user access to and use of the Services at its sole discretion, at any time with or without notice.
Does Calendly require users to acknowledge that their Input and Output will be shared with and processed by third-party providers?
Calendly requires users to acknowledge that by using AI Features, their Input and Output, including Customer Data, will be shared with and processed by third-party providers.
Must users defend Calendly against third-party claims arising from the user's unlawful use of the Services?
Calendly requires users to defend Calendly against third-party claims arising from the user's unlawful use of the Services, violation of the Customer Terms, or any Customer Data or the user's use of Customer Data with the Services.
Does Calendly require users to instruct and consent to disclosing or sharing Customer Data to Third-Party Applications as necessary to facilitate the integration?
Calendly requires that by using Third-Party Applications (TPAs), users instruct and consent to Calendly disclosing or sharing Customer Data to the TPA as necessary to facilitate the integration.
Must users and their access and use of the Services comply with the Customer Terms?
Calendly requires that users and their access and use of the Services, including by Authorized Users and Participants, must comply at all times with the Customer Terms, the Acceptable Use Policy, and all Applicable Laws.
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Summary

These terms govern your use of Calendly and place significant responsibilities on you: you cannot get a refund, you must resolve most disputes through binding arbitration rather than court, and if your use of Calendly causes a third party to sue Calendly, you must defend Calendly in that lawsuit. Calendly can cut off your access at any time without warning, and if you use AI features, your data — including Customer Data — will be shared with third-party providers.

Analysis

Calendly's Terms of Use establish the conditions under which users access and use the Services, including binding obligations around payment (all fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable without offset or deduction), liability (aggregate liability capped at the greater of fees paid in the prior twelve months or $100 USD, with all indirect, punitive, incidental, special, and consequential damages disclaimed), and dispute resolution (all unresolved Disputes submitted to binding arbitration exclusively). Users bear compliance responsibility for their own conduct and that of Authorized Users and Participants, must defend Calendly against third-party claims arising from their use or Customer Data, and are solely responsible for recording consent obligations and embedded-services disclosure requirements. Calendly reserves the right to suspend or terminate user access at its sole discretion, at any time, with or without notice.

What this means for you

As a Calendly user, you are responsible for ensuring everyone accessing the Services through your account follows Calendly's rules and all applicable laws. All fees you pay are final — no cancellations, refunds, or deductions. If you use AI features, your inputs, outputs, and Customer Data are shared with third-party providers, and you bear responsibility for how you act on AI-generated output that Calendly acknowledges may be inaccurate. If you embed Calendly on a website, you must disclose Calendly's data collection practices in your own privacy policy. If you record meetings or generate AI transcriptions or summaries, you are solely responsible for obtaining all required consents from participants. For disputes with Calendly, the Terms establish a Pre-Arbitration Claim Resolution process as the first required step before any arbitration.

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5 versions captured · Last updated: August 2026

What changed Calendly updated the URL for its data processing addendum (DPA) from https://calendly.com/dpa to https://calendly.com/legal/data-processing-addendum in its Terms of Use. The DPA itself remains incorporated by reference and applies to the extent Customer Data includes Personal Data. This is a procedural update to the location where users can access the DPA document.
Why this matters The updated Terms of Use redirect the URL where the data processing addendum is located. Users seeking to review Calendly's DPA will now access it at https://calendly.com/legal/data-processing-addendum instead of https://calendly.com/dpa. The substantive terms of the DPA remain unchanged; this is a technical update to the document location.
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What changed Calendly updated its Terms of Use on August 20, 2026, making primarily editorial and procedural changes. The document added a table of contents listing all related policy documents, refined contact methods for security notifications (changing from 'support page' to 'contacting Calendly Support'), and corrected minor punctuation and wording inconsistencies throughout. These changes do not materially alter user obligations, rights, or service functionality.
Why this matters The updated terms clarify procedural details for reporting security issues and account compromises. Rather than directing users to a 'support page,' the revised language specifies contacting 'Calendly Support' directly, which may provide clearer guidance on how to report unauthorized access. A table of contents now lists all related Calendly policies in one location, improving navigation to privacy notices, acceptable use policies, and other terms.
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August 7, 2026 low

Calendly updated its Terms of Use effective August 5, 2026 (detected August 7, 2026). The changes introduce a new "Limited Access Account" tier that allows individuals to access meeting recaps …

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May 30, 2026 low

Calendly updated its Terms of Use effective June 1, 2026, with changes to how the document references policies and defines user scope. The updated terms now reference 'all applicable Policies' …

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Complete Provision Index

Every distinct legal provision identified in this document. Featured provisions appear above with analysis.

131 provisions
12 featured
25 clause types
56 high severity
General Contract Terms 27 8 high
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Landing Page and Destination Requirements 1 1 high
Export Controls & Sanctions 1
Targeting and Audience Restrictions 1
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Mapped Governance Frameworks

CCPA/CPRA
California, USA
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Connecticut Data Privacy Act Amendments
US-CT
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CAN-SPAM
United States Federal
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DMA
European Union
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ePrivacy Directive
European Union
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FAA
United States Federal
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FTC Act Section 5
United States Federal
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GDPR
European Union
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Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
US-IN
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Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
US-KY
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Universal Opt-Out Mechanism Expansion 2026
US
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VPPA
United States Federal
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
Last Captured August 21, 2026 01:02 UTC
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000562
Version ID CA-V-005986
SHA-256 06a054c4563e00fd57ffb677a02b9d56213dfc9761bcb4dcd58a999da115c4b5
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