Krisp: what it is, who it is for and alternatives
Category: Voice, audio and music
Krisp sells meeting, call-center, and developer voice tools from the same official pricing page at krisp.ai/pricing. Meeting AI is sold per user; Call Center AI is sold per agent; developer APIs are usage-based. We captured that page on 11 November 2026 (Asia/Colombo). This overview is desk research, not a product trial, and on AI Stack Wise this is a directory overview. Nothing on this page reflects personal hands-on testing.
What the official product lines cover
The Meeting AI cards describe noise cancellation, AI notes, transcription, recording, storage allowances, and Accent Conversion limits that rise from Core to Advanced. Advanced also lists Salesforce / Connectwise and a manager view. Enterprise Meeting AI is described with SSO/SCIM, advanced security, on-device private transcription, and unlimited storage, but the extract had no public list price.
Call Center AI lists agent and customer noise cancellation, after-call summary, SSO and SCIM, and usage analytics on CC Core, with translation, accent conversion, speech analytics, and agent assist on CC Advanced. Only CC Core had a public list price in this capture.
Developer plans sell Voice Isolation and Voice Translation APIs. Starter is pay as you go with no monthly fee. Growth is a monthly usage bundle at lower hourly rates. Enterprise for developers is custom.
Official limits and how it is sold
Meeting AI showed a 7-day Free Trial at $0, with no credit card required, and unlimited transcription, noise cancellation, recording, and AI notes on the trial card. Core was $16 per user per month, or $8 per user per month on the yearly toggle, with 10 GB storage and 1 hour per day of speaker-side Accent Conversion, plus unlimited AI note-taking, noise cancellation, and integrations. Advanced was $30 per user per month, or $15 per user per month yearly, with 60 GB storage, 4 hours per day of speaker-side Accent Conversion, unlimited listener Accent Conversion, Salesforce / Connectwise, and a manager view.
CC Core was $15 per agent per month, billed annually. CC Advanced and both Enterprise lines had no public list price in this extract. Developer Starter printed Voice Isolation at $0.18 per hour and Voice Translation at $4.00 per hour, with $30 of free credit on new accounts, valid for 12 months. Growth was $400 per month, including $400 of usage at $0.12 and $3.00 per hour respectively; monthly credit is used first and does not roll over.
The FAQ in the capture said a seat is any teammate added to a Krisp team, billed per seat on a paid plan, and that volume discounts for more than 50 members are by contact. Invoices were described as available for Enterprise. Current amounts, unverified Enterprise and CC Advanced gaps, and the seat calculator are on our Krisp pricing page.
Who it fits
Krisp’s official Meeting AI cards are aimed at individuals and small teams (Core) and at teams that want manager-level and CRM features (Advanced). Call Center AI is aimed at contact-center agents. The developer SKUs are for teams that want the Voice Isolation or Voice Translation APIs rather than the meeting app. It is a weaker fit if you only need a meeting notetaker with no noise-cancellation or API requirement, or if you need a published Enterprise list price today.
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