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  1. In addition to basics like calendar connections, event durations, and buffers, Calendly gives you more ways to control when people can book time with you. Start time increments control how often available time slots appear on your booking page. For example, a 30-minute increment displays times like 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, and so on.

    In Scheduling availability rules

  2. In addition to basics like calendar connections, event durations, and buffers, Calendly gives you more ways to control when people can book time with you. Start time increments control how often available time slots appear on your booking page. Go to the Scheduling page and select the event type you want to edit.

    In Scheduling availability rules

  3. In addition to basics like calendar connections, event durations, and buffers, Calendly gives you more ways to control when people can book time with you. For example, a 30-minute increment displays times like 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, and so on. Go to the Scheduling page and select the event type you want to edit.

    In Scheduling availability rules

  4. Select Save changes. For in-person events, we recommend locking the time zone to the event location. You can hide an event type so it does not appear on your public scheduling page. Invitees can still book it using a direct link. This setting is available on desktop only.

    In Time-zone-aware scheduling