Review · US edition
Microsoft Bookings review: pricing, features and who it suits
Our verdict Worth using if you already pay for an eligible Microsoft 365 plan, because it costs nothing extra and adds Teams links. Otherwise there are easier and more flexible tools.
Visit Microsoft Bookings Included in Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Standard; not sold separately
At a glance
- Best for
- Organizations already paying for Microsoft 365
- Free plan
- Included in Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Standard; not sold separately
- Free trial
- Not recorded
- Entry price
- From $7 per user/month (annual billing)
- Currency and tax
- Prices in US dollars as published by the vendor. Sales tax may be added depending on your state.
- Integrations
- Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365
- Third-party ratings
- Not checked
- Checked
- November 2, 2026
Our take
Microsoft Bookings isn't sold on its own. It comes with Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Business Standard, so for many organizations it's already paid for. It works with Outlook and creates Microsoft Teams meeting links, which suits businesses that run on Microsoft.
The compromises are well known: it's clunky to set up, customization is limited, and payment options are weak compared with dedicated scheduling software.
Business Basic and Business Standard are priced per user, and both include Bookings with Teams.
Microsoft Bookings plans and prices
| Plan | Annual billing (per month) | Monthly billing | Unit | Tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 Business Basic (includes Bookings) | $7 | $8.40 | per user/month | Sales tax may apply |
| Microsoft 365 Business Standard (includes Bookings) | $14 | $16.80 | per user/month | Sales tax may apply |
Prices in US dollars as published by the vendor. Sales tax may be added depending on your state.
Strengths
- No extra cost if you already have an eligible Microsoft 365 plan
- Teams meeting links built in
Weaknesses
- Clunky to set up and use
- Weak payment options
- Limited customization
Who it suits
- Organizations already on Microsoft 365 Business Basic or Standard
- Teams that live in Outlook and Microsoft Teams
Look elsewhere if
- Businesses that need to take payments at booking
- Anyone who wants a polished, highly customizable booking page
Features
- Payments
- Limited
- SMS reminders
- Not checked
- HIPAA option
- Not checked
- UK/EU data angle
- Not checked
- Teams
- Staff calendars in Microsoft 365
- AI features
- Not checked
- Marketplace
- No
- Open source / self-host
- No
- Video calls
- Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Bookings alternatives
- Calendly: Solo professionals, sales and recruiting teams booking meetings.
- Cal.com: Tech-savvy teams, developers and anyone who wants open source or self-hosting.
- Zoho Bookings: Budget small businesses and existing Zoho users.
- YouCanBookMe: Solo professionals, universities and small teams.
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Questions people ask
Is Microsoft Bookings free?
It isn't sold separately. It's included with Microsoft 365 Business Basic and Business Standard, so there's no extra cost if you already have one of those plans.
How we reviewed Microsoft Bookings
This review is based on Microsoft Bookings's published pricing and documentation as recorded on November 2, 2026, and on third-party review-site figures, all linked below. We haven't run a hands-on test for this edition, and we don't publish star ratings or user reviews of our own. Rankings and verdicts are never paid for. See the methodology.
Sources
Prices and features as recorded on November 2, 2026 from these pages (research pass 26 October to 2 November 2026). Prices change: check the vendor's page before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.