AI notes with key points and action items
Noise cancellation and bot-free AI meeting notes for Zoom, Teams, Google Meet and other call apps
Krisp has a 7-day free trial with no card needed. Prices in US dollars as Krisp's pricing page showed them on 11 October 2026.
Krisp is a desktop app that removes background noise from calls and takes AI meeting notes without sending a bot into the call. It suits people who spend their day on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet and want cleaner audio plus transcripts in one tool. There is no free plan, only a 7-day trial; Core costs $16 a month per user, or $8 a month when billed annually, which halves the price.
Removes background noise, echo and cross-talk from your microphone and from other people's audio. It works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Slack, Webex, Discord and other conferencing apps.
Records and transcribes meetings from your computer without a bot joining the call, then writes a summary, key points and action items. An optional bot is available when needed.
Krisp states that English transcripts are generated on your own device for privacy and speed. Other languages are transcribed on its servers.
Changes how your accent sounds to the other side in real time (Indian, Filipino and Latin American accents on the speaker side) and can make other people's accents easier to follow. Core includes one hour a day.
Pushes notes and action items to HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Notion and Zapier. An MCP connection lets Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor read meeting notes.
Choose transcript only, audio or video recording per meeting, and capture in-person meetings from the mobile app.
An AI chat that answers questions across your meeting history, alongside a central list of action items and suggested agendas based on earlier calls.
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Prices are in US dollars. Annual billing halves the monthly price. Volume pricing for teams over 50 members through sales. No student or non-profit discount is listed. Prices in US dollars, from Krisp's pricing page on 11 October 2026. Krisp may charge VAT on top, and prices can change.
“It ACTUALLY WORKS. Legit. In a coffee shop.”
“Signed up for the yearly plan and I can't even access my own calls. Says I need to request access.”
“They turned on auto renew without notifying and now not refunding.”
Krisp is worth paying for if noisy calls are a daily problem, because few meeting note takers also clean up your microphone and the other side's audio. If you only want meeting notes, cheaper or free note takers cover that job.
The app sits between your microphone and whichever call app you use, so noise cancellation works in Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Slack huddles, Webex and Discord. On top of that it records and transcribes meetings on your computer, writes summaries and action items, and can push them to Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack or Notion. One Product Hunt reviewer says the noise cancellation works even in a coffee shop.
Krisp charges in US dollars: Core is $16 a month per user billed monthly or $8 a month billed annually, and Advanced is $30 a month or $15 a month billed annually. Your card provider converts the charge into pounds, so the sterling amount moves with the exchange rate and may carry a foreign transaction fee.
There is no free-forever plan. New accounts get a 7-day trial of the paid features without entering a card.
Krisp is the better pick when audio quality matters as much as the notes; Granola and Circleback are more focused on the notes themselves. Both rivals have free plans, which Krisp does not.
Granola also captures meetings without a bot and is built around a notepad you type into during the call, which the AI then fills out. Circleback offers either a bot or a bot-free desktop app, adds Apple Watch and mobile recording for in-person meetings, and lists Pro at $18 a month or $15 billed annually. Neither cancels background noise on your own microphone, which is the job Krisp started with and still leads on.
Krisp states that English transcripts are created on your own device, that meeting data is only stored in its cloud if you opt in, and that customer data is never used to train its models. The catch for UK organisations is location: Krisp says all stored data sits on servers in the United States and it does not offer regional storage.
The company states it holds a SOC 2 Type II report and PCI DSS certification, encrypts data at rest with AES-256 and uses TLS 1.2 in transit. Summaries are generated with Microsoft Azure. HIPAA business associate agreements are only offered on the top tier for teams of 100 seats or more. Anyone handling client data under UK GDPR should check the transfer arrangements with their data protection lead before rolling it out.
Annual billing is the main way to pay less: Krisp shows it as a 50% saving, taking Core from $16 to $8 a month per user. Teams of more than 50 members can ask sales for volume pricing.
Krisp's pricing page does not mention student, education or charity discounts. The 7-day trial is the way to test noise cancellation and note quality on your own calls before committing to a year.
Free planAI notepad that transcribes meetings from your device's audio, with no bot, and turns your rough notes into a full write-up
Free planAI meeting notes, action items and automations for online and in-person meetings, with or without a bot
An AI note taker transcribes your meetings and writes the summary and action items for you. If you meet on Teams, Zoom or Meet, the built-in notes may be enough; Fathom is the best free app, Granola the pick for no bot and Circleback for notes sent straight to your other tools.
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No. Krisp offers a 7-day free trial of its paid meeting features with no card required, then you need the Core plan or above.
No by default. Krisp records from your computer without a bot appearing in the call, and it also offers an optional bot for meetings you cannot attend from the desktop app.
Krisp has desktop apps for Mac and Windows, a Chrome extension for Google Meet, a web app and mobile apps for iPhone and Android.
Krisp states that all stored data is kept on servers in the United States and that it does not offer regional storage. Transcription for English happens on your device.
Yes. Krisp says it produces transcripts and summaries in 16 languages, though transcription for languages other than English runs on its servers rather than on your device.
