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Stanza's mission is to make scheduling around the web/mobile seamless. Our smart "Add to Calendar" button is easy to embed in any business' website/mobile app and offers their audience a two-click process to sync future events with any calendar. Th...
Avoid this company at all costs, I would give it zero stars if I could for their customer service, they have taken 2 payments from 2 accounts that were set up accidently, I have been trying to contact them for weeks with no reply to the various ways I have tried to contact them.
WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!!!!!!!
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