Audio-level meeting assistant that transcribes English on-device without a bot, bundled with noise cancellation, and sold without a standing free plan.
Teams that want transcripts and notes without a bot in the participant list and without switching conferencing tools, since Krisp states "you don't need a bot in your meeting" and that it "works directly at the audio level on your device" across Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Slack Huddles. It suits English-language use where keeping speech off a server matters, because Krisp publishes on-device English transcription while other languages use server-based transcription. It also bundles noise cancellation and accent conversion, metered per day at 1 hour on Core and 4 hours speaker-side on Advanced.
Not for anyone who needs a documented participant-notification mechanism for bot-free capture: the product, pricing and security pages describe on-device processing, encryption and storage in detail but do not describe notifying participants, and the only published notice behaviour is that the optional Zoom bot "will appear as a participant". Not for a team that needs to pilot before paying either, because the Meeting AI pricing page offers only a $0 tile reading "Free for 7 days" and no standing free plan. Teams with a data-residency obligation outside the United States are excluded outright: Krisp states "All data is stored on secure servers located in the United States" and that it does not offer regional storage options, and it publishes storage quotas of 10 GB and 60 GB rather than any retention period.
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Not on the Meeting AI pricing page. The cheapest tile reads "Explore Krisp on your own", shows $0, and carries the notes "No credit card required" and "Free for 7 days", which is a trial rather than a standing plan. Paid tiers are Core at $16 per user per month monthly or $8 annually, Advanced at $30 or $15, and Enterprise at custom pricing.
No. Krisp states "One of the biggest differences with Krisp is that you don't need a bot in your meeting" and that it "works directly at the audio level on your device", covering Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Slack Huddles. A bot is offered as an option for Zoom calls, and Krisp states that bot "will appear as a participant". Participant notification for bot-free capture is not documented on these pages.
Krisp states its app operates locally on the users' machines and supports on-device English transcription. Other languages use server-based transcription. Meeting transcripts, recordings and summaries are stored in Krisp's cloud only after you enable Meeting Notes and opt in. Summaries are generated with Microsoft Azure, and Krisp states it only sends the minimum necessary data to Azure.
Krisp states all data is stored on secure servers located in the United States and that it does not offer regional storage options. Encryption is TLS 1.2 in transit, enforced across all services with no exception, and AES-256 at rest. Limits are published as storage quotas - 10 GB on Core, 60 GB on Advanced, unlimited on Enterprise - with no retention period stated for Meeting AI.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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