Compare/Head to head

Arrange vs GoodTime

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Starting price

Arrange

$35/user/mo Free tier 14 day free trial

Interview scheduling built for the agency recruiter stuck between candidates, clients and hiring managers. Arrange collects availability from each side, matches the earliest time and sends the invites, and clients can start scheduling from a link in your candidate submission without an account. Free for personal booking, Pro is $35 per user a month with a 14-day trial.

Where Arrange fits

  • Agency recruiters coordinating interviews between candidates and clients
  • Recruiting coordinators running panel and multi-round interviews
  • Executive assistants scheduling with outside parties
  • Small recruiting desks on Loxo, Recruiterflow or Crelate

GoodTime

Quote-based

Multi-panel interview scheduling for enterprise loops, sitting on top of the ATS. Quote-based.

Where GoodTime fits

  • Enterprise talent teams running multi-interviewer loops
  • Teams on Workday, SuccessFactors or iCIMS
  • Coordinators buried in scheduling email
  • Organisations that need self-scheduling plus panel logic

At a glance

DetailArrangeGoodTime
Starting price$35/user/moQuote-based
Free tier✓Yes–No
Free trial14 day free trialNot on record
MCP server–No–No
Public API✓Yes✓Yes
Listed underScheduling, InterviewingScheduling
CapterraNot enough reviews4.6 from 34 reviews

Where they pull apart

Arrange

Stands out: The client-first link is the clever part: drop it into a candidate submission and the client books the interview themselves, with no login and no email chain through you. Calendly and most booking tools assume one person shares one link, while Arrange handles three parties and several rounds.

Watch out: It is a young product from a small team, and ATS integrations shown are agency systems such as Loxo, Recruiterflow and Crelate, so check yours before you buy. ATS sync sits on Pro, and API access only on Enterprise.

Not the right fit for

  • Large corporate teams that need enterprise scheduling inside Workday or Greenhouse
  • Anyone who only needs a simple 1:1 booking link
  • Teams that need API access without an Enterprise contract

GoodTime

Stands out: Handles complex multi-interviewer loops rather than one-to-one bookings.

Watch out: No published price, and it is overkill if a booking link would do.

Not the right fit for

  • Small teams that can live on a booking link
  • Agencies without an enterprise tracker

Pros and cons

Arrange

  • Built for three-way candidate, client and hiring manager scheduling
  • Clients and candidates need no account
  • Free plan and a 14-day Pro trial
  • Young product with a short list of ATS integrations
  • ATS sync needs Pro, API needs Enterprise
  • Free Starter plan covers only 1:1 booking, not client scheduling

GoodTime

  • Built for panels rather than one-to-one links
  • Works with the major enterprise trackers
  • Public API
  • No published price
  • No MCP
  • Too much product for a small team

What each one costs

Arrange

$35/user/mo

The Starter plan is free for one person: a personal booking link, one Google or Outlook calendar, Zoom, Meet or Teams links and unlimited 1:1 bookings. Pro is $35 per user a month, or $336 per user a year (about $28 a month), and adds every scheduling flow, hiring manager calendars, multi-calendar support and ATS integrations, with a 14-day free trial. Enterprise is priced on request and adds white-labelled booking links on your own domain, API access, custom onboarding and priority support. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 3 Nov 2026

GoodTime

Quote-based

Quote-based. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 7 Sep 2026

Common questions

Can you try Arrange or GoodTime for free?
Arrange carries a free tier on our listing. Arrange offers a 14 day free trial.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 3 Nov 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?