Krisp presents voice AI for meetings and call centers. A meeting page describes noise cancellation, accent conversion, and an AI meeting assistant that silently handles transcripts and recordings. Another line calls that assistant a bot-free AI note taker for professionals on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Slack Huddles. Pricing is a $0 Free Trial, then Core, Advanced, Enterprise, and call-center cards.
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Krisp fits someone who wants the microphone cleaned during the call and a note afterward. Core is $16 /mo/user and $8 /mo/user, with 1 hr/day of accent conversion and 10 GB storage. Advanced moves the speaker-side accent line to 4hrs/day and storage to 60 GB. CC Core is a different purchase: $15 per agent/mo, billed annually. Voice Security is an early-access form, not one of those rows.
The homepage splits a live call into transcription and recording, noise cancellation, and accent conversion. The noise line says #1 AI noise cancellation for any meeting removes noise, echo, and cross-talk. A heading says it works with any calling app, and the bot-free line names Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Slack Huddles. Hours are not on that homepage. Core says 1 hr/day and converts accent in real-time for both listener and speaker, naming Indian, Filipino, South-African, and Latam accents for the speaker side. Advanced includes Accent Conversion - Speaker side: 4hrs/day and unlimited listener-side time, under an asterisk with no footnote. Presets say choose from Transcript-only, Audio or Video modes.
Official documentationThe notes path says the AI meeting assistant silently handles transcripts and recordings. The product line calls it a bot-free AI note taker for professionals and teams. It also says push notes and action items directly to Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, and more. The pricing card splits those destinations. Core names MCP integration with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Custom, plus 10 GB storage and in-person meeting notes. Advanced names Salesforce, ConnectWise, and 60 GB storage. Headings also list Chrome Extension, Audio/Video upload, Custom Vocabulary, and Record with bot. Agendas before the meeting are AI suggestions based on previous conversations.
Official documentationMeeting AI opens with Monthly, Annually, and Save 50%, then a Free Trial at $0. The trial says test all premium features risk-free, no credit card required, and free for 7 days, and it pairs unlimited notes with Limited AI Accent Conversion & Understanding. Core is $16 /mo/user and $8 /mo/user. Advanced is $30 /mo/user and $15 /mo/user. Enterprise is Custom Pricing, including BAA signing available (Available for teams with 100+ seats) and HIPPA Compliance as spelled on the card. CC Core is $15 per agent/mo, billed annually, with agent and customer noise cancellation and an after-call summary. An add-on says real-time speech-to-speech translation in 60+ languages. CC Advanced adds built-in validation of translation quality on every call and Quick Phrases. That line stops at one-tap pre-translated customizable phrases. The card shows a 14-day evaluation and no amount.
Official documentationVoice Security is not a meeting-plan row. Inbound caller audio is analyzed in real time for deepfake audio detection, with an alert before a high-risk action. Fraud detection watches the live transcript for social engineering. Agent voice verification compares the agent with an enrolled profile. The page says no telephony integration. It is enabled by configuration on the Krisp agent desktop. The threat block says voice cloning costs $5 a month, then $30M+ lost to AI voice cloning in 2025 and $40B gen-AI fraud losses projected by 2027, with the FBI and Deloitte names shown beside those figures. Those are the page's citations. The action is request early access. Healthcare copy says PHI voice fraud triggers HIPAA liability. No seat price is shown here.
Official documentationOn Zoom, Meet, Teams, or a Slack Huddle is the noise control plus a preset. Transcript-only skips a media file. Audio or Video keeps the recording. The $0 trial lasts seven days with no credit card. Core adds the bot-free note-taker and 10 GB storage if that week is too short.
When accent time is the limit, the suggested comparison is the hour line. Core says 1 hr/day. Advanced says 4hrs/day on the speaker side, and storage moves from 10 GB to 60 GB. Salesforce and ConnectWise are named on Advanced. Core names an MCP integration instead. The homepage still lists Salesforce, HubSpot, and Slack with no plan gate, so use the card as the inventory.
A suggested order for an agent floor is the call-center card, then the voice-security page. CC Core is $15 per agent/mo, billed annually. Translation in 60+ languages is an add-on, and CC Advanced shows a 14-day evaluation with no shown amount. Voice Security is a separate suggested look: alerts for a synthetic caller or an unmatched agent voice, turned on from the desktop. Early access is a form, not a checkout.
Note the $0 price, no credit card required, and free for 7 days, beside limited accent conversion.
Use the noise control on the calling app, then choose Transcript-only, Audio, or Video.
Set 10 GB and 1 hr/day beside 60 GB, 4hrs/day on the speaker side, and the CRM names on Advanced.
Read the CC Core annual rate, then the voice-security form if the job is fraud alerts.
Figures are the tokens on the public pricing page. Meeting cards show Monthly, Annually, and Save 50%, then two /mo/user amounts. The text does not assign the $16 figure or the $8 figure, or the $30 figure or the $15 figure, to a billing period. CC Core is the line that says billed annually.
Trying the listed features on your own.
$0.
Free for 7 days and no credit card required.
Individuals and small teams.
$16 /mo/user.
It includes the same $8 /mo/user.
Longer accent time and admin controls.
$30 /mo/user.
It includes the same $15 /mo/user.
Org-wide rollout and the security list.
Custom Pricing.
Talk to Sales.
Agent and customer noise removal at scale.
$15 per agent/mo, billed annually.
Billed annually on the call-center card.
What the card adds on top of CC Core.
Not verified.
Start 14-day evaluation or book a demo.
The lower meeting amount is half the higher one, but the text still does not say which is annual.
Choose Fireflies.ai when you need meeting notes and not live noise removal.
Krisp's pages put noise, echo, and cross-talk removal on the same meeting as the note taker. Open Fireflies.ai when that audio cleanup is not the purchase.
Choose tl;dv for sales-call notes when Krisp accent caps are not the decision.
Tl;dv shares the sales-and-support tag. Use it when you are not choosing between Krisp's 1 hr/day and 4hrs/day accent lines or the CC Core annual rate.
The card is a Free Trial at $0. It is free for 7 days, with no credit card required, and it lists limited accent conversion. The meta mentions free personal accounts. No line states what remains on day eight.
SourceCore is $16 /mo/user and $8 /mo/user. Advanced is $30 /mo/user and $15 /mo/user. Monthly, Annually, and Save 50% sit above those cards and do not assign either meeting figure. CC Core says $15 per agent/mo, billed annually.
SourceCore says Bot-free, and the homepage calls the assistant a bot-free AI note taker for professionals on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Slack Huddles. A heading also says Record with bot.
SourceThe trial says limited AI accent conversion. Core says 1 hr/day and converts accent in real-time for both listener and speaker. Advanced says 4hrs/day on the speaker side and unlimited listener-side time, under an asterisk with no footnote.
SourceCC Core is $15 per agent/mo, billed annually. A prepaid trial is mentioned. A dollar amount was not verified here.
SourceHeadings list SOC 2 Certified, GDPR Compliance, HIPAA Compliant, and PCI-DSS Certified. Enterprise includes SOC2 Report Access and HIPPA Compliance, spelled that way. Voice security says PHI voice fraud triggers HIPAA liability. A label says Voice Translation API and real-time translation, self-serve. Endpoints were not verified here.
SourceThe page describes deepfake, fraud, and agent-voice checks, then request early access. Inbound caller audio is analyzed in real time, and the feature is enabled by configuration on the Krisp agent desktop.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Krisp, did not place it on a call, and did not compare a noisy microphone with the homepage demo. Prices, hour caps, and the voice-security citations are restated from pages public on krisp.ai. A quote attributed to Esther Trapadoux Director of Community, Amplitude, is a vendor testimonial, not a NavHunt result. Record with bot and Bot-free are both shown. This description is based on Krisp's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Krisp homepage, Krisp Pricing Plans, Krisp Voice Security for contact centers.
The trial is $0 for 7 days. Core and Advanced each includes two /mo/user figures beside Monthly, Annually, and Save 50%.