Rallly
by Rallly · Group availability polls that need no login
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Overview
Rallly is a group scheduling tool built around meeting polls. You create a poll of candidate date options, share the link, and participants vote on their availability and leave comments without logging in. The site reports 195K+ registered users and 300K+ polls created, and lists 10+ supported languages.
- Best for
- Groups agreeing a meeting time by poll, where participants should not need an account
- Pricing
- Free Hobby plan, then Pro at $56 per year; no monthly figure is shown in the captured text.
- Runs on
- Web
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Create and share a meeting poll without any login
- Core features are free forever on the Hobby plan
- Interface offered in 10+ languages, with community translation
- Pro is $56/year, with the rate locked in for early adopters
Trade-offs
- Free polls are deleted once inactive for 30 days past all dates
- Paid rate is stated as an early adopter price that will rise later
- Captured pages describe availability polling only, no other scheduling tools
- Two plans only; no team, admin or seat-based tier is published
How Rallly markets itself
A structured read of the promise, proof and page design on Rallly’s captured homepage.
Homepage capture
“Find the best time to meet”
- Angle: Outcome / benefit-led
- Hero: Product screenshot
Pricing
Published plans and prices from Rallly’s own pricing page.
How this score is made up
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MCP support
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Documentation
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Agent friendliness
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Pricing transparency
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Changelog
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Marketing site structure
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Page speed
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Operational trust
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Openness
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Maintenance
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