Krisp AI Meeting Assistant

Krisp AI Meeting Assistant records meetings, transcribes speech, and produces summaries, action items, decisions, and next steps. It also provides speaker labels and a searchable archive. Real-time transcription is available in 17 languages, and the service lists 96% accuracy. Users can choose audio, video, or transcribe-only modes, and capture meetings without a visible bot; an optional bot is available for platforms such as Zoom. Krisp supports Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles, and other conferencing apps. Desktop apps are available for Windows and macOS, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and there is a browser extension for supported browsers. Integrations include Zapier, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Slack, and MCP. The seven-day trial includes unlimited transcription, noise cancellation, recording, notes, and action items, with no credit card required. Annual pricing is $8 per user/month for Core and $15 per user/month for Advanced; monthly pricing is $16 and $30 per user/month, respectively. Core includes 10 GB of storage and Advanced 60 GB.

Krisp brings recording, transcription, and meeting follow-up tools together, with a trial before paid plans. Compare annual and monthly pricing and storage limits when choosing between Core and Advanced.

Krisp suits individuals and teams who want meeting recordings, transcripts, summaries, and action tracking across supported conferencing apps. Advanced also includes team and billing management, admin controls, sharing access, and note-taking enforcement.

Krisp AI Meeting Assistant combines meeting capture with transcription and tools for turning conversations into follow-up work. It is best suited to people and teams who need searchable records across conferencing apps, rather than a basic recorder. Its breadth is useful, but continued use requires a paid plan after the seven-day trial.

Overview

Krisp records meetings with or without a visible bot, with an optional bot available for services such as Zoom. It supports Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles and other conferencing apps, so it can serve users who switch between meeting platforms. The choice of capture style is a practical advantage for anyone who wants a record without adding a visible participant.

Real-time transcription supports 17 languages and is stated to reach 96% accuracy. Audio, video and transcribe-only modes provide different capture options. Transcripts are searchable and include speaker labels; summaries highlight decisions and next steps, while action-item tracking helps carry discussions into follow-up. This is a more complete meeting workflow than users who only need to save audio may require.

Key features

Meeting records and follow-up

Recording, searchable archives and speaker labels make it easier to return to a discussion and identify who said what. Note templates, summaries and extracted action items add structure for recurring meetings. That combination is valuable when teams need more than a transcript, but it may be unnecessary overhead for someone who only wants a recording.

Integrations and privacy

Workflow integrations include Zapier, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Slack and MCP. These connections can fit Krisp into existing follow-up processes rather than leaving meeting outputs in isolation. Krisp states that voice data is not visible to its servers and meeting data is not used for model training. It also states GDPR compliance, SOC 2 Type II and PCI-DSS 4.0 certifications, and HIPAA compliance; data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3.

Pricing

Krisp has no free plan, but its seven-day trial includes unlimited transcription, noise cancellation, recording, notes and action items. The trial requires no credit card, making it a low-commitment way to assess the broader workflow before paying.

• Core: $8 per user/month annually or $16 per user/month monthly, with 10 GB of storage. It is positioned for individuals and small teams; the lower annual rate comes with a commitment, while monthly billing costs more per user.
• Advanced: $15 per user/month annually or $30 per user/month monthly, with 60 GB of storage. It adds team and billing management, admin controls, sharing access and note-taking enforcement, making it the better fit for teams that need centralized oversight. The extra storage and controls are difficult to justify for an individual who will not use them.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing for organization-wide rollout, security and custom controls, suited to organizations that need deployment and governance beyond the listed team plan.

Core's 10 GB limit and Advanced's 60 GB limit make storage a relevant plan distinction for teams keeping recordings and transcripts. The free trial is temporary rather than a continuing free tier, so users who need ongoing no-cost access should look elsewhere.

Platforms

Desktop apps support Windows and macOS; mobile apps support iOS and Android. A browser extension is also available for supported browsers. This range suits people who move between desktop and mobile, though the browser extension is limited to supported browsers.

Who it's for

Krisp is a strong fit for individuals and teams that need recordings, searchable transcripts and structured follow-up across several conferencing apps. Multilingual real-time transcription and bot-free capture are particularly useful when meetings span languages or a visible bot would be unwelcome. Teams needing administration, enforced note-taking or more storage have a reason to consider Advanced; a user who wants only noise cancellation or a simple recording tool is paying for capabilities they may not need.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Recording can work without a visible bot, with an optional bot for platforms such as Zoom, giving users a choice in how meetings are captured.
• Pro: Searchable transcripts, speaker labels, summaries, decisions and action items make the service useful beyond the call itself.
• Pro: Seventeen-language real-time transcription and integrations with tools including Slack, HubSpot and Salesforce support varied team workflows.
• Con: There is no ongoing free plan; after seven days, continued use requires a paid subscription.
• Con: Monthly Core and Advanced pricing is substantially higher than the annual per-user rate, so flexibility costs more.
• Con: Core's 10 GB storage cap may be restrictive for users who retain many recordings, while the larger 60 GB allowance requires Advanced.

Alternatives

For a different kind of tool, NVIDIA ShadowPlay is a free Windows option with a supported GeForce GPU and driver requirement; choose it when the priority is a free Windows capture tool rather than Krisp's meeting transcription and follow-up workflow.

Kleervox has a free tier with one hour of daily cleaning, neural noise cancellation, acoustic echo cancellation and a virtual microphone for call apps. It is a better fit when free noise cleanup is the main need, rather than meeting records and action items.

For discovery across related categories, browse Meeting Transcription Software, Meeting Notes Software and Meeting Intelligence Software. Readers focused on audio cleanup can also compare AI Noise Cancellation Software, Audio Enhancement Software and AI Speech Enhancement Software.

Other listed options include DeskBroadcast, Noise Blocker, NoiseTorch-ng, NoNoise Mac, Noise Gator and RNNoise.

Verdict

Choose Krisp if you need a cross-platform meeting assistant that turns recordings into searchable transcripts, summaries and actionable follow-up, with bot-free capture as an option. Its strongest case is the breadth of that workflow; its chief drawback is that there is no permanent free plan, and storage and administrative controls differ by tier. If your need stops at recording or noise reduction, a narrower tool is likely a better fit.