SkipUp review
Email-based scheduling with calendar coordination, follow-ups, and API access.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SkipUp is an AI scheduling assistant for professionals and teams who coordinate meetings through email. After connecting Google or Microsoft calendars, users copy the assistant on an email thread; it reads the conversation, suggests times, and handles replies. When participants confirm, it creates a calendar event with a conferencing link. Its focus is email-based coordination rather than a broad collection of scheduling channels, so it suits teams that want the scheduling exchange to stay in their existing conversations.
Calendar handling and collaboration are central to SkipUp. It checks availability across multiple calendars, offers timezone-aware suggestions, and can account for collective availability across teammates. Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams are listed for conferencing, while integrations also include Zapier, HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive. API access and webhooks provide another route for automation. That combination should appeal to teams connecting scheduling to existing workflows; buyers seeking a different scheduling channel or a wider set of calendar providers may prefer to compare alternatives.
The Personal plan includes 10 free meetings per person, 3 concurrently organized meetings, unlimited calendars, and email support. Pro is listed at $49 per month, with options showing 30, 100, or 250 meetings per month, plus a shared workspace allowance, unlimited active scheduling, unlimited calendars, and priority support. Custom adds agent customization, annual invoicing, custom contracts, and dedicated support. The available plans make it possible to start free, but the Pro price may be a consideration for lighter scheduling needs. Choose SkipUp for email-centered team coordination and API workflows; look elsewhere if those are not priorities.
SkipUp pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Coordinates email threads and follows up on stalled conversations
- Checks Google and Microsoft calendars with timezone-aware suggestions
- Supports team availability, API access, and webhooks
- Where it doesn't
- Personal plan limits users to 10 free meetings per person
- Personal plan allows only 3 concurrent organized meetings
- Pro starts at $49/month, with meeting-volume options shown as 30, 100, or 250
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