Connect Google Calendar and Whop to unlock the power of automation

Create an event by defining each field.

Move an event from one calendar to another calendar.

Finds events in your calendar. Returns up to 250 matching events.

Get comprehensive list of calendars accessible to the user with their properties and access levels. Returns up to 250 matching calendars.

Finds or creates events.

Extend a Membership's next renewal date or expiration date by a specified number of days. This is especially useful for promotions or to drive user engagement. Once the Membership's updated renewal/expiration date has been reached, it will renew or expire as normal.

Create a plan

Create a quick link (or release link) for a plan. This will copy over all data from an existing plan and make a new plan with the same data that can be used as a one-time release link. You can change the stock and metadata on the new plan.

Lists the applicable fees for a given payment

Retrieves a member

Returns a specific Membership, using its unique ID. A Membership represents an instance of a User purchasing a Product. If a Membership is valid, the User has/should have access to the Experiences associated with the Product. If a Membership is invalid, the User will/should have their Product's Experiences unfulfilled.

Returns a specific Product, using its unique ID. Products represent what the customer has purchased from your company. Therefore, the Product can be used to provide context to the user (and your application) on what they have purchased.

Create an event from a piece of text. Google parses the text for date, time, and description info.

Updates an event. Only filled fields are updated.

Finds busy time periods in your calendar for a specific timeframe.

Retrieve calendar properties including timezone, access permissions, default settings, and metadata.

Creates a new Checkout Session. A Checkout Session allows specific data to be attached to a Membership upon purchase and customization of the checkout experience.

Creates a new promo code with the given parameters. A promo code can offer a discount or a free period for a specific set of plans or for all plans in your company. The promo code can be applied to either new users only or all users, and can be limited to a specific number of uses or have unlimited uses. If an expiration date is specified, the promo code will no longer be redeemable after that date.

Terminates a specific Membership, using its unique ID. It will immediately invalidate the Membership, and the User will/should have their Product's Experiences unfulfilled. Termination is irreversible, so a User will have to re-purchase if they wish to continue their access.

Returns a specific Experience, using its unique ID. Experiences represent what the customer receives or unlocks when they purchase a Membership. Products can have an unlimited number of Experiences, and Experiences can be shared between different products.

Returns a specific Plan, using its unique ID. Plans represent a pricing and release method configuration used to purchase a Product. Creating multiple Plans can be useful for offering different billing periods, discounts for certain user groups, or tracking specific releases.