What Cal.com changed

• 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.

• Updated the announcement banner to link specifically to the "v6.9" launch blog post.
• Increased the number of logo placeholders in the "Trusted by" social proof section.

The competitor is signaling active product development and shipping new features. Regular version updates keep their users engaged and show the market they are moving fast.

• Added two new detailed questions to the FAQ section covering what the app is and how it differs from competitors.
• Introduced a waitlist link for an upcoming "custom domain support" feature.
• Updated the top announcement banner from a specific version launch (v6.9) to a general site link.
• Added "24 hours" as a specific example for minimum notice in the feature showcase.
• Removed several placeholder icons from the "Trusted by" logo sections.

Cal.com is expanding its FAQ section to improve SEO and is teasing a new "custom domain" feature. This signals a move to capture more professional and enterprise users who want white-label scheduling.