Hunt Calendars vs. localendar

localendar has been putting calendars on websites since 1999. We respect that — we've been doing the same thing nearly as long, and in this business, sticking around is its own credential.

We're not a neutral party — Hunt Calendars is ours — so here's a plain side-by-side, including where localendar is the better fit. The main difference isn't age; it's what kind of calendar each one is. localendar is priced and built around a single calendar owner. Hunt Calendars is built for a group.

Side by Side

localendar prices and limits checked June 2026 from localendar.com — check their site for the latest.

Where localendar is the better fit

• The budget is zero. localendar's free plan is genuinely free, forever, if you can live with ads on your calendar. We don't have a free plan; we have a 30-day trial and then $4.95/month.
• One person runs the whole calendar. If you're a webmaster posting events yourself and nobody else ever needs to edit, localendar's single-owner model isn't a limitation for you — and $29.95 a year is hard to argue with.

Where Hunt Calendars is the better fit

• More than one person maintains the calendar. Every Hunt Calendars plan supports unlimited members, and each calendar controls who can view, add, or change events — give the volunteer coordinator, the office manager, and the league commissioner each a calendar their own people can edit.
• You never want ads next to your organization's name. There are no ads at any price here, including the trial.
• Reminders do the remembering. Automatic email reminders go out before each event — one or two per event, on every plan.
• You'd rather talk to a person. When something breaks the week of your big event, you can call and a real person answers — free.

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