Doodle sells group polls, booking pages, 1:1s and sign-up sheets per seat. Pages here cover replacing it with self-hosted Rallly, Nextcloud Polls or Cal.diy.
Doodle group polls compared with self-hosted Rallly: date and time options, voting without accounts, the availability grid, comments and finalizing a date, against Doodle's booking pages, sign-up sheets, video integrations and admin console that Rallly does not cover.
For organizations on Nextcloud: the Polls app's date polls, vote limits, expiry, hidden results and anonymous mode compared with Doodle group polls, and how running it next to Nextcloud Calendar and Talk changes who can vote and where results live.
For teams that use Doodle mainly for booking pages and 1:1s: what Cal.diy's personal event types, calendar connections and video integrations replace, why its maintainers recommend it for non-production use, and what Doodle Team features it lacks.
Moving group scheduling from Doodle to a self-hosted Rallly instance: exporting poll history to Excel before cancelling, choosing the license tier by user count, setting up Spaces for shared polls, email delivery, and telling regular participants about the new links.
Doodle's per-seat Pro and Team plans and Enterprise minimum compared with Rallly's free personal use and one-time Plus, Organization or Enterprise keys for v4.x: hosting, PostgreSQL, email, upgrades and who supports the instance.
What Doodle lets you take out before a move: Excel exports of group poll participant data, available only on Pro, Team and Enterprise, what free accounts can still view, and which booking page and sign-up sheet records to archive by hand.
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