Scheduling poll
Create a scheduling poll and let everyone vote
Propose a few times, share one link, and let your group vote on the best meeting time. No account for guests, no ads, no spreadsheet.
Add the times to vote on
Tap a few time options on the calendar. Offering a handful of choices gets a decision far faster than one fixed time.
Share the poll link
Send one link in any chat or email. People open the poll and mark Yes, Maybe, or No in seconds, no account needed.
Pick the winning slot
The live tally shows which time has the most agreement, and the leading option is highlighted so the choice is obvious.
Why a scheduling poll beats the back-and-forth
- One link replaces a long reply-all thread and a messy availability spreadsheet.
- Guests answer the poll without a sign-up wall, so response rates stay high.
- Yes / Maybe / No voting captures more nuance than a plain yes-or-no grid.
- Every option auto-converts to each person's time zone, so nobody misreads the hour.
- Lock in the result with a built-in video link and one-tap add-to-calendar.
Scheduling poll FAQ
What is a scheduling poll?
A scheduling poll is a quick way to find a meeting time for a group. You propose several time options, share one link, and everyone votes on the times they can make, so the slot that suits the most people is easy to spot.
How do I make a scheduling poll?
Create a poll in Decider, tap a few time options on the calendar, and share the link with your group. Everyone votes Yes, Maybe, or No, and you lock in the time with the most agreement, usually within a couple of minutes.
Is the scheduling poll free?
Yes. You can create a scheduling poll, invite as many people as you like, and find a time at no cost, and the people you invite never pay to vote.
Do people need an account to answer the poll?
No. Anyone with the link can vote in seconds, with no sign-up and no app. Only the organizer needs a free account to create and manage polls.
Can a scheduling poll handle different time zones?
Yes. Every proposed time is shown in each participant's own time zone automatically, so remote and international groups always see the correct local time.
Start your scheduling poll
Propose a few times, share one link, and let your group vote.
Create a poll