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Huddla vs Doodle: price and features compared

Doodle offers group polls plus booking pages and sign-up sheets; its plans page lists one Group Poll on Free and unlimited polls on Pro. Huddla is only for group meetings: it proposes the candidate times across everyone's time zones, recommends one with reasons, and sends invitations, agenda and follow-up. Free covers three polls; paid plans start at $9 monthly.

Prices and features checked Oct 31, 2026.

Huddla compared with Doodle, checked Oct 31, 2026
FeatureHuddlaDoodle
Free planYes: 3 group polls collecting answers at a time, up to 20 people each, no cardYes ("USD 0", "No card needed"): one Group Poll, one Booking Page, one 1:1 and three basic Sign-up Sheets
Paid plansFree (3 polls collecting answers at a time); Pro $9, Team $19 and Business $39 a month, billed monthly; 7-day free trialPro and Team are priced per seat per month, billed annually (Team shows a 24% yearly discount); we couldn't confirm the figures from the page text. Enterprise "Starts at USD 15k", billed annually
Unlimited group pollsOn every paid planListed as a Pro addition
AdsNone on any plan; Free shows "Scheduled with Huddla""No ads" is listed as a Pro addition
Proposing timesCandidate times worked out from a sentence or a form, across each person's time zone and working hours, skipping your busy calendar slots (paid plans)Not stated on its plans page
Recommended timeWorked out from the answers, with who can't make it and who is only if-neededNot stated on its plans page
Participants' calendarsOptional free/busy fill on paid plans, read once with no access keptA "Connect calendars" row is listed; we couldn't confirm which plans include it
Video meeting toolsPaste any Zoom, Meet or Teams link into the invitation (no direct integration)Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Webex integrations listed under Pro
After the meeting is agreedCalendar invitation, your approved agenda, a reminder, and a follow-up with notes and action items you sendNot stated on its plans page
Booking pages (1:1 scheduling)Not offered: Huddla schedules group meetingsBooking Pages and 1:1s listed

Choose Doodle if

  • You also need booking pages for one-to-one meetings or sign-up sheets.
  • You want integrations with video tools such as Zoom, Teams or Webex.
  • Your team already uses Doodle and knows it well.

Choose Huddla if

  • You schedule group meetings across time zones and want the candidate times worked out for you.
  • You want a recommended time with reasons, not just a tally.
  • You want the invitation, agenda, reminder and follow-up handled from the same place.
  • You want more than one group poll at a time without paying: Huddla's Free covers 3.

What this comparison leaves out

"Not listed" or "Not stated" means Doodle's pricing page doesn't mention it. Doodle may offer something similar elsewhere, so check before you decide.

Prices change. The sources and the date checked are at the foot of this page.

Questions

Does Huddla do booking pages like Doodle?

No. Huddla is for finding a time for a group. For people booking one-to-one time with you, a booking page tool fits better.

Can participants answer without an account in both?

In Huddla, yes: each participant answers from a private link without signing up. Doodle's plans page doesn't state this either way, so check Doodle's own help pages.

When were Doodle's prices checked?

Oct 31, 2026, from doodle.com/en/premium. Prices change, so check their page before you decide.

Questions buyers ask

How is Huddla different from Doodle?

Doodle offers group polls plus booking pages and sign-up sheets; its plans page lists one Group Poll on Free and unlimited polls on Pro. Huddla is only for group meetings: it proposes the candidate times across everyone's time zones, recommends one with reasons, and sends invitations, agenda and follow-up. Free covers three polls; paid plans start at $9 monthly.

Sources: doodle.com/en/premium. Checked Oct 31, 2026.

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