What Cal.com changed

• Updated the product version from v6.9 to v7.0 in the site banner.
• Replaced the "Academic Counseling" demo section with a "Partnerships Meeting" section.
• Changed the demo user from Ethan Taylor to Cédric van Ravesteijn.
• Updated the demo description to specifically target agencies, influencers, and SaaS founders for collaboration.
• Switched the default demo location and video provider to "Cal Video Europe/Amsterdam."
• Removed "Google Meet" and "America/California" from the primary demo display.

The company is moving away from general academic use cases to focus on high-value business partnerships with agencies, influencers, and SaaS founders.

• Added a comprehensive FAQ section covering pricing, features, and industry-specific use cases.
• Updated the announcement banner to promote the "v6.9" product launch.
• Added a "Wall of Love" section to highlight customer impact.
• Expanded the footer with extensive links for downloads, use cases, and developer resources.
• Included specific trademark and legal registration text in the footer.
• Integrated more keywords related to "scheduling software for small business" and "online booking system."

The addition of a large FAQ section suggests a shift toward improving search engine rankings (SEO) and addressing common sales objections directly on the homepage. It also highlights their competitive pricing and specific industry compliance (HIPAA) to attract larger teams and healthcare clients.

• Added a new "Solutions" menu organized by team size (Individuals, Teams, Organizations, Enterprise).
• Added a "Use Case" section in the menu for Recruiting, Sales, HR, Education, Support, and Healthcare.
• Expanded the "Developer" menu to include API references, OAuth details, and React components.
• Added a "Resources" menu featuring their custom font, app store, and specific features like "Out of Office" and "Webhooks."
• Removed specific FAQ questions about pricing and industry use cases from the bottom of the page.
• The page now contains repeated sections of testimonials and app integrations, likely due to a layout update.

The website now uses a much more detailed navigation menu. This helps different types of users, like developers or recruiters, find specific features faster. It shows they are moving from a simple tool to a platform for many different industries.