Book across every time zone
Availability is calculated in the invitee’s zone, so nobody wakes up for a 4am “quick sync” again.
Share one link and stop negotiating times. Go from an empty week to a calendar full of the right conversations with Lattice, the scheduling layer your team already knows how to use.
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Lattice keeps booking pages up 99.99% of the time. The other 0.01% is when someone unplugs the rack to hoover.
19.4%
Cheaper than the incumbent
40%
Fewer emails per booked call
32%
Of invitees forget anyway. We remind them
94.32%
Bookings that never move
There are dozens of them in the product. We are showing four, because a bento grid looks best with four.
Availability is calculated in the invitee’s zone, so nobody wakes up for a 4am “quick sync” again.
See which link converts, which hour fills first and who keeps double-booking the room.
Two-way sync with the calendars, video rooms and automation tools your team already opened today.
PRODUCT DESIGNER
Nadia Okafor
Select a conversation to start messaging
Rescheduling, notes and files stay attached to the meeting instead of scattering across four apps.
Reminders, follow-ups and hand-offs run themselves, so the only thing left on your plate is the actual conversation.
Agenda, questions and context land in a thread the moment a slot is booked.
$12,000
Total Balance
**** **** **** 2834
Credit Card
•Visa
john.doe@email.com
PayPal
•Connected
Connected to iPhone
Apple Pay
•Connected
Paid consultations collect the fee at booking time and refund automatically on a cancellation.
User research helps you to create an optimal product for users.
Round-robin, collective and shared booking pages, without a spreadsheet of who is on rota.
Three plans, no seat maths and no sales call. The middle one is the one most teams land on.
$39/month
$99/month
$199/month
People keep Lattice because the calendar stops being a negotiation. We asked a few of them why, and they answered before the coffee went cold.
Everything teams ask us in the first week. If your question is not here, the answer is almost always “yes, and it syncs”.
Any calendar that speaks CalDAV or exposes a standard sync API. Lattice reads busy blocks only — it never stores the contents of an event you did not book through it.
Yes. A collective page requires everyone to be free; a round-robin page hands the slot to whoever has the earliest opening. Both live on the Team plan.
The invitee picks a new slot from the same link. Lattice updates the event, moves the reminders and posts the change into the meeting thread so nobody has to forward anything.
No. Every plan is a flat monthly price for the whole workspace, so adding the sixth teammate costs exactly the same as adding the second.