Other Ways to Ask “Are We Still On?”

Wondering how to check if plans are still happening without saying “Are we still on?” Here are alternative ways to phrase it that keep the tone friendly, professional, or casual depending on your context.

Casual Alternatives

• “Hey, just checking if we’re still good for later?”
• “Still planning on meeting up today?”
• “We still doing this?”
• “Is everything still on track for tonight?”
• “You still in for our plans?”

Professional or Formal Variations

• “Just confirming our meeting is still scheduled.”
• “Are we still set for our appointment?”
• “Please let me know if we’re still meeting today.”
• “Is our meeting still happening as planned?”
• “I wanted to reconfirm our meeting time.”

Friendly and Polite Options

• “Just wanted to make sure we’re still on for today!”
• “Let me know if we’re still meeting up.”
• “Are our plans still good for [time/day]?”
• “Everything still good for later?”
• “Hope nothing’s changed—are we still meeting?”

When You Want to Sound Laid Back

• “Still down for our plans?”
• “Just making sure we’re still a go.”
• “We still rolling with the plan?”
• “Is it still happening?”
• “Still happening today?”

Conclusion

There are many natural, friendly, and professional ways to ask “Are we still on?” depending on your tone and relationship with the person. Choose the version that best suits your context to keep communication smooth and respectful.

FAQ

Can I say “Are we still on?” in a business email?

While it’s understandable, it’s better to use a more formal phrase like “Just confirming our meeting is still on schedule” in professional emails.

What’s the most polite way to ask if plans are still on?

A polite way would be: “Just checking in to see if we’re still good for [time/date]. Let me know if anything has changed.”

How do I ask if plans are still on without sounding needy?

Keep it casual and relaxed, like “Still on for tonight?” or “Just making sure everything’s good for later.”