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# How to Setup Your Calendar Availability
To set specific calendar availability per product, follow these instructions:
1. Head to your **Product** tab and add a Coaching Call type product to your Flexpoint.
2. Navigate to the **Availability** tab as shown below:
Next, choose where you would like to host your meeting!\
Be sure to have your Integrations setup (i.e. Google Calendar or Zoom). This will allow for a meeting link to be sent directly to your customers!
3. **Duration (min)**
Choose the length of the meeting by selecting anywhere from 30 to 120 minutes.
4. **Choose your timezone**
Select your local timezone. When your customers are selecting a time slot, they will see your calendar in their local time zone.
5. **Book Within next**
This will prevent appointments from being booked within a certain number of days from the current time, ensuring you’re not booked at the last minute.
6. **Max Attendee**
Host a group coaching call or a webinar by setting the number of attendees who are able to purchase a seat.
7. **Available Time**
And lastly, choose your availability in the Select available times section! . You can also add multiple time slots throughout the day by clicking on the + icon next to the first slot!.
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