Calendly MCP alternatives
9 servers that overlap with Calendly MCP, compared by what they are built for rather than by a feature count.
Alternatives
- 01Google Calendar MCPCommunity
Reads and writes Google Calendar events, including multi-calendar availability. The valuable part is the read path — answering 'when are we all free' without a sched…
TypeScriptstdio - 02Monday MCPCommunity
Queries Monday.com boards and items and creates new items with column values. It fits operations teams that already run on boards; the practical limit is that column…
TypeScriptstdio - 03ClickUp MCPCommunity
Reads and creates ClickUp tasks across spaces and lists, with custom fields where they are defined. The value is the last step of a meeting workflow; the risk is the…
TypeScriptstdio - 04Zoom MCPCommunity
Reads Zoom meeting metadata, recordings available to the account, and transcripts where the plan includes them. The natural workflow is a meeting-to-decisions skill …
TypeScriptstdio - 05Dropbox MCPCommunity
Searches and reads files in a Dropbox account, with optional upload and share-link creation. The useful pattern is lookup: the agent finds the deck or the contract a…
TypeScriptstdio - 06Google Sheets MCPCommunity
Reads and writes spreadsheet ranges through a sheet-scoped grant: list sheets, read a range, append rows, update cells. It is the fastest way to give an agent a huma…
TypeScriptstdio - 07Asana MCPOfficial
Connects to Asana projects and tasks: list tasks by project, read descriptions and comments, create tasks with assignees. Teams use it to close the gap between a mee…
TypeScripthttp - 08Todoist MCPCommunity
Creates and reads Todoist tasks: projects, labels, due dates, and comments. Its natural job is the last step of a meeting workflow — the summary exists, the tasks sh…
TypeScriptstdio - 09Microsoft 365 MCPCommunity
Bridges Microsoft Graph: mail, calendar, files, and the directory. Requires an Azure app registration and admin consent, which is the real work — the server itself i…
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How to choose
Start from the constraint, not the feature list. If you need a free tier to evaluate, that removes half the list immediately. If you are replacing something you already pay for, compare the entry price rather than the enterprise tier you will never buy.