What is Rallly?
Rallly is a group meeting scheduler built around a simple poll. You suggest a few dates and times, share one link, and each participant marks which options work for them. The results show the time that suits the most people, and when you finalise the poll Rallly emails everyone a calendar invite.
Participants do not need an account to vote, and each person sees the options in their own time zone, which helps with groups spread across countries. Creating a poll does not need an account either, though a free one lets you manage your polls from any device and get notified about responses. Rallly is open source and can be self-hosted with Docker, and the site says it has no ads and does not sell your data.
Main Features
- Date and time polls shared with one link
- No sign-up needed for participants
- Automatic time zone conversion
- Unlimited participants per poll
- Calendar invites sent when you finalise a time
- Open source and self-hostable
How to Get Started with Rallly
- Go to rallly.co and create a new poll
- Add a title and the dates and times you want to offer
- Share the poll link by email, Slack or WhatsApp
- Pick the most popular time and finalise the poll to send invites
Rallly Pricing
The free Hobby plan allows up to 3 open polls at a time with unlimited participants, and polls are kept for 30 days. Rallly Pro costs $6 per seat a month billed yearly and adds unlimited polls, permanent retention, branding and API access.
Who Should Use It?
- Friends planning dinners, trips and game nights
- Clubs and volunteer groups setting meetings
- Remote teams across time zones
- Teachers scheduling parent meetings
- Anyone who wants a Doodle style poll without ads
Rallly Alternatives
- Calendly: booking links for one-to-one meetings
- Akiflow: task and calendar planner for busy people
- Tally: simple free form builder
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Rallly free?
Yes. The free Hobby plan lets you run up to 3 open polls at once with unlimited participants. Rallly Pro is $6 per seat a month for heavier use.
Do participants need an account to vote in Rallly?
No. Anyone with the poll link can vote without signing up.
Can I self-host Rallly?
Yes. Rallly is open source and can be deployed on your own server with Docker.