Use case
Share availability for investor and fundraising meetings
People search for: share availability for investor meeting
Investors and partners are used to terse, high-signal email. A polished list of times fits that culture better than a casual booking page — especially for a first conversation.
Generate availability for the next few days, convert to their timezone if they are abroad, and keep the surrounding note short.
Example note to an investor
Example only — sample times, not live calendar data.
Thanks for the intro, Alex. Would welcome 30 minutes on the update. Here's my upcoming availability (EST): Wed (10/1): 9-11am, 1-2pm Thu (10/2): 10am-12pm Fri (10/3): 9-10:30am Happy to work around your market hours if needed. Sent with shareavailability.com/s
Practical tips
- 1
Lead with duration
Investors scan for time commitment. Put "30 minutes" before the list.
- 2
Avoid oversharing open calendar
Offer a handful of windows, not every free minute for two weeks.
- 3
Confirm in one reply
When they pick a time, send the calendar invite promptly — ShareAvailability does not create it for you.
Frequently asked questions
Do investors dislike Calendly?
Preferences vary. Many are fine with booking links; others prefer times in email. Plain text is the lower-assumption option for a first meeting.
Can I show times in London time while I am in New York?
Yes. Choose the display timezone before generating so the list matches the investor's clock.
Is the attribution line required?
The product may append a short Sent with line. You can edit the pasted text before sending if you want a completely bare list.
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