Krisp is a meeting assistant that works at the audio level on your own device to cancel background noise, transcribe and summarize calls, with no bot needed to join. It suits people who want that bot-free approach as the default, and what decides fit is that there is no permanent free plan, only a 7-day trial, before a per-seat paid plan is required.
What is Krisp?
Krisp is made by Krisp Technologies, Inc., a Delaware corporation with its registered address in Berkeley, California. This review covers Krisp's AI Meeting Assistant, a separate product from Krisp's Call Center AI and Developer Voice AI offerings. It runs as desktop apps for Windows and Mac, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and a browser extension for supported browsers.
What Krisp captures from a meeting
Krisp works directly at the audio level on your device, so no bot needs to join your call; a Bot option also exists for platforms like Zoom, where it appears as a participant instead. It works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Slack Huddles, and covers in-person and hybrid meetings too, using the desktop app for online calls and the mobile app for in-person conversations.
Transcription covers 17 or more languages, with a live transcript shown during the call. Krisp records both audio and video, and its AI chat can answer questions about a single meeting or search across past meeting summaries. Meeting notes and transcripts can sync into Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive and Affinity.
Working with other people
Team membership is unlimited on every plan, with workspace sharing, centralized action items and meeting folders and tags for organizing calls together. Krisp connects to tools including Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Affinity, Slack, Notion, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, Confluence, Airtable and Microsoft Teams, plus more through Zapier. Krisp does not currently offer an open API for direct integrations. It does offer MCP integration with Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor from the Core plan.
Krisp pricing: what each plan gives
Krisp has no permanent free plan; the only no-cost option is a 7-day free trial that includes unlimited transcription, noise cancellation, recording and AI notes, with limited AI accent conversion.
Core costs $16 per user per month ($8 per user per month billed annually) and includes unlimited AI note-taking, bot-free transcription, and audio and video recording, along with 10 GB of storage and accent conversion capped at 1 hour a day per side. Advanced costs $30 per user per month ($15 per user per month billed annually). An Enterprise plan adds single sign-on with SCIM, and HIPAA compliance with BAA signing for teams of 100 or more seats.
Privacy and security
Krisp never uses your meeting data to train its AI models. It is SOC 2 Type II certified. Customers can request or delete all their data by email under Krisp's GDPR and data retention policy. Single sign-on using SAML v2 is available on the Enterprise plan. Krisp is committed to safeguarding protected health information in line with HIPAA, and Business Associate Agreement signing is available to Enterprise customers with 100 or more seats. Support includes 24/7 access plus Slack community access on every paid plan, escalating to a dedicated account manager on Enterprise.
Who Krisp suits
Krisp suits people who want noise cancellation and transcription that runs at the audio level on their own device by default, with a bot only used when a platform needs one. It also suits teams that already use Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and want an MCP connection into their meeting data from the entry-level paid plan.
It suits less well anyone looking for an ongoing free tier, since Krisp only offers a 7-day trial before payment is required, or a team that needs an open API for custom integrations, since Krisp does not offer one. Teams under 100 seats that need HIPAA compliance will find it reserved for larger Enterprise teams, and single sign-on is Enterprise-only.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Krisp cost?
There is no permanent free plan, only a 7-day free trial. Core costs $16 per user per month ($8 billed annually) and Advanced costs $30 per user per month ($15 billed annually), with a custom-priced Enterprise plan above them.
Does Krisp need a bot to record a meeting?
No. Krisp works directly at the audio level on your device, so no bot needs to join the call. A Bot option also exists for platforms like Zoom, where it appears as a participant instead.
Does Krisp offer an API?
No, Krisp does not currently offer an open API for direct integrations without Zapier.
Does Krisp train its AI on my meetings?
No. Krisp never uses your meeting data to train its AI models.
