Use case

Share availability with freelance and agency clients

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Freelancers and small agencies live in email and Slack with clients who already juggle five other vendors. Asking them to open your scheduler is one more tab; a clean availability list is often enough.

Generate from the calendars that hold client work and internal standups so you never offer a slot that is only free on paper.

Example kickoff-call email

Example only — sample times, not live calendar data.

Hi Taylor — excited to lock kickoff. Here's my upcoming availability (EST):

Mon (9/29): 1-4pm
Tue (9/30): 10am-12pm, 3-5pm
Thu (10/2): 9-11am, 2-4pm

45 minutes should cover goals and timeline. Send a hold if one of these works.

Sent with shareavailability.com/s

Practical tips

  1. 1

    Include contractor calendars you care about

    If you keep a shared Client Work calendar, select it alongside your primary so holds appear as busy.

  2. 2

    Write the ask above the list

    Clients skim. One sentence about purpose and length, then the times.

  3. 3

    Agency tip: send from the owner of the meeting

    Have the person who will attend generate the list so the free times match the right calendar.

Frequently asked questions

Can my whole agency use this?

Each person signs in with their own Google account and generates from their calendars. There is no team admin product today.

What if the client uses Outlook?

They still receive plain text. They do not need Google Calendar. You need Google Calendar on your side today.

Does this replace a project management tool?

No. It only helps you propose meeting times. Keep Asana, Linear, or email for the actual work.

Ready for your real calendar?

Sign in with Google — read-only access — and copy your free times in about ten seconds.

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