Stop losing deals to calendar tag
Your prospect opens your booking link, stares at a wall of time slots, and quietly bounces to their inbox to ask a coworker when they're free. Breaker1 lets them sync their calendar in one click and see only the times that already work for both of you. Fewer round trips. More booked demos.
The toggle tax
Every prospect who opens a generic scheduling link pays it: flip to their own calendar, scroll, flip back, repeat. Some of them just give up. Those are deals you never see.
Long sales cycles
A four-touch email thread to set a 30-minute call is normal in this industry. It shouldn't be. Mutual availability ends the back-and-forth before it starts.
AE handoffs that ghost
SDR books the meeting, AE owns the follow-up, and the prospect's calendar changes twice between then and now. Sync both sides and the reschedule conversation gets short.
Built for the way sales actually books meetings
Round-robin pools
Spin up an SDR pool, an AE pool, or a region pool. Inbound leads land on whoever is up next, with weighted distribution if your top closer needs more at-bats.
Team meeting types
Discovery, demo, technical deep dive. Each one with its own duration, host pool, and video conferencing setup. Share one team link or one per stage.
Mutual availability
Your prospect connects Google or Outlook in a click. We never read their event titles. We just compute the slots you're both free and show those.
Auto Google Meet links
Every booking creates the calendar event on both sides and drops in a Meet link. No reminder emails about missing dial-ins five minutes before the call.