Pay in the months you’re busy.
Twelve meetings with a place a month cost nothing. The month you go past twelve is $5 + tax, and the rest of that month is unlimited. Or pay $36 + tax once a year and stop counting.
$5 + tax in a month past 12
- Up to 12 meetings with a place a month at no charge
- Past 12: $5 + tax for that month and unlimited meetings with a place
- An email the day you cross the line, never a surprise charge
- Card kept at sign-up, cancel any time
For a few trips a week.
Connect Google CalendarBilled once a year: $36 + tax
- No limit, all year
- No counting, no monthly bill
- Full refund if you ask within 30 days
- Cancel any time; it runs to the end of the year
For most weeks on the road. Twelve busy months on pay as you go would be $60 + tax.
Connect Google CalendarPrices are before tax. Tax is your country’s rate, on its own line at checkout. Payments are handled by Polar, our reseller.
Do you really need it?
Let's see. In a usual week, how many of your meetings have an address?
Each block is one meeting with a place in a month. The first 12 are free.
Less than a Big Mac.
Your busiest month on DOFOTT is $5 + tax. A Big Mac in the United States is $6.22. A year of DOFOTT comes to $3 a month + tax.
The comparison that costs more is the one you already know: the client who waited fifteen minutes because the drive was never in your calendar.
Big Mac price: The Economist’s Big Mac index, July 2026.
What counts toward the 12
- A meeting with a place that we added travel time to. It counts once, however many blocks it gets.
- Video calls don’t count: a meeting whose place is only a link, or only “Zoom” or “Teams”. A meeting at an address counts even if its invitation also carries a video link. The Brain Sauna breaks around video calls are free too.
- A meeting that repeats counts each time it happens. A weekly one is four or five a month.
- The month is the calendar month in UTC, by when the meeting starts.
- Deleting a block doesn’t give the meeting back: the trip was already worked out.
- The month you join in is free, however busy it turns out to be.
If you already use…
Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal or TidyCal
People book the slot, you do the driving. DOFOTT marks the drive as busy in Google Calendar, so the next booking can’t take the minutes you need to get there.
Notion Calendar, Akiflow, Sunsama or Superhuman
You plan your day on top of Google Calendar. With the drive already on it, the plan leaves room for the road.
Guides: Notion Calendar, Akiflow, Sunsama, Superhuman
An iPhone and Apple Calendar
Apple’s travel time stays on the phone; Google and your booking page never see it. DOFOTT’s blocks are ordinary Google events: they show on the iPhone and booking pages see them.
Guides: Apple Calendar
Questions
Why a card, if twelve a month cost nothing?
Because there is no free plan to fall back to. Everyone picks a plan when they connect, so a busy month never stops your blocks while you look for your wallet. In a month you stay under twelve, nothing is charged.
When am I charged for a month past twelve?
On your next monthly invoice, which falls on the day of the month you subscribed. We email you the day you cross twelve.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from Manage subscription on the settings page. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for; a month that already went past twelve is still charged. Then DOFOTT stops writing blocks and takes its blocks from that day on out of your calendar. The ones behind you stay.
Do you refund?
Annual: in full, if you ask within 30 days. After that it runs to the end of the year. Pay as you go charges only for a month you used past twelve, so there is nothing to refund.
Why is tax added on top?
The price is the same everywhere; tax isn’t. Your country’s rate is added at checkout and shown on its own line: VAT in Europe and Türkiye, sales tax in the US.
Can I switch plans?
Yes. To go from pay as you go to annual, use Switch to annual on the settings page: annual starts the moment you pay, and the pay as you go plan ends with its month, keeping a month already past twelve on its bill. Anything else, from Manage subscription.
Who bills me?
Polar, the reseller and merchant of record for DOFOTT. Receipts and invoices come from them, with tax on them.
What does billing learn about my calendar?
Nothing. Polar gets your account id and email, and one line for a month that went past twelve. Never an event, a place or a time.
What about a meeting further out than 60 days?
DOFOTT works 60 days ahead, and that window moves with the day, so a meeting further out gets its travel time as it comes into range — you do nothing. A meeting that repeats is different: its blocks repeat with it, as far ahead as the meeting goes.
Why does next month already show meetings?
Because we plan 60 days ahead, next month’s meetings already have their travel time before the month starts, and they count towards that month — not this one. So a month can pass twelve before it begins, if that is what your calendar says. We write to you the day it does, never after the fact.
Can I get it for my team?
Not as a team plan yet. We are looking for the first teams to try it with us, free while the pilot runs. After it, $36 + tax a year per person. DOFOTT for teams
Does a taxi trip cost more? Does the Uber link?
No. A trip is a trip: a taxi one counts as the same single meeting with a place as any other, and the "Get an Uber" line is part of the product, not an extra. Uber pays us nothing for it today; if that ever changes, this page changes with it. Tapping it or never tapping it makes no difference to your bill.
Set it once.
Connect Google Calendar, add your address, pick a plan. The drive is in your calendar from then on.
Connect Google Calendar