See how Rallly's open-source scheduling polls work, pricing (free plus $56/yr Pro), self-hosting options, features, and FAQs.
Rallly is an open-source scheduling and polling tool built by developer Luke Vella to solve a simple but universal problem: finding a meeting time that works for a group of people without endless back-and-forth emails. Organizers create a poll of candidate dates and available times, share a link, and participants vote on what works for them, with no login required to respond.
The project is released under the AGPLv3 license and is available both as a hosted service at rallly.co and as a self-hostable Docker image, giving users the choice between convenience and full control over their own scheduling data.
Rallly's core feature is availability polling: organizers propose a set of dates and available times, and invitees vote without needing to create an account. The interface has been translated into multiple languages by community contributors coordinated through Crowdin, making it usable well beyond English-speaking teams.
The platform also supports custom branding on the Pro tier, indefinite poll retention (versus automatic deletion of inactive free polls), and self-hosting via Docker for organizations that want to keep scheduling data on their own infrastructure rather than a third-party server.
Rallly's Hobby tier is free forever and covers core polling functionality, though inactive polls (past their date options with no activity for 30-plus days) are automatically deleted. The Pro tier costs $56 per year and adds indefinite poll retention, full feature access, and early access to new functionality.
For organizations that prefer self-hosting, a single-user self-hosted deployment is free under the AGPLv3 license, while multi-user self-hosted deployments require a separate paid license, giving teams a path to run Rallly entirely on their own infrastructure.
Yes, Rallly's Hobby tier is free forever for creating and answering polls, though inactive polls are deleted after 30 days. A Pro tier at $56 per year removes that limitation.
No. Participants can vote on a scheduling poll without logging in or creating an account.
Yes. Rallly is open source under AGPLv3 and can be self-hosted via Docker. Single-user self-hosted deployments are free; multi-user self-hosted deployments require a paid license.
Rallly is built and maintained by developer Luke Vella as an open-source project with community contributions.
Rallly's interface has been translated into multiple languages by community contributors through the Crowdin translation platform.
Rallly is a free, open-source alternative focused on simple availability polling, with a self-hosting option that Doodle and Calendly do not offer.
Free-tier polls are automatically deleted once all date options are in the past and there has been no activity (votes, comments, or changes) for 30 or more days.
Yes, custom branding is available as a more recently introduced feature for organizations using Rallly.