Krisp

The terms describe the trial as a limited period without charge. Unless a paid subscription starts before it ends, the trial expires and all access to Krisp stops. You then keep 90 days of access to your content solely to export it, after which the account and content may be deleted.

Many older reviews describe a permanent free tier with daily noise-cancellation minutes. The current pricing page shows only a 7-day trial, and the help articles that described the Free plan now ask for a sign-in. Export any transcripts you want to keep during the trial or the 90-day window rather than assuming a free fallback.

The pricing FAQ says there is no separate noise-cancellation plan because the feature is part of every Meeting AI plan. You can disable the meeting assistant and keep Krisp only for clean audio, but you still pay the Core seat price after the trial.

The homepage FAQ adds that Meeting AI, Call Center AI and the developer SDK are installed separately and that one does not include the others. The mobile app records and transcribes in-person meetings but does not yet include noise cancellation, so noisy calls taken on a phone are not covered.

Because Krisp captures meetings without a bot joining the call, other participants may not see that a transcript is being made. The terms make compliance with recording laws your responsibility, including giving notice and obtaining consent from meeting guests, and say you should not use the recording features if you cannot do so.

The terms also mention optional recap emails sent to participants after a meeting, which can be switched off in account settings. Decide before the first call whether guests receive recaps, and add a line to invitations that the meeting is transcribed.

The pricing FAQ states that data is encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit and that meeting data is never used to train Krisp models. English transcription can run on the device, while the other supported languages are transcribed on servers.

The privacy policy, updated September 9, 2026, says transcripts, recordings and summaries may be stored on Krisp servers, and that meeting content is shared with listed third-party providers to produce AI summaries. When non-English speech is detected in transcribe-only mode, audio may be recorded temporarily and deleted once the transcript exists. On-device private transcripts and recordings are listed only for Enterprise.

Most notes and noise features are unlimited on both paid tiers, so the choice usually comes down to accent conversion, CRM and storage. The pricing table sets these limits:

• Core: 1 hour a day of accent conversion on the speaker side and 1 hour on the listener side, 10 GB storage, Slack, Notion, Zapier, HubSpot, Pipedrive and MCP.
• Advanced: 4 hours a day speaker-side, unlimited listener-side, Salesforce and ConnectWise, manager view, team-level webhooks and 60 GB storage.
• Enterprise: custom accent limits, SSO and SCIM, SOC 2 report access and unlimited storage.

Any teammate added to a paid Krisp team counts as a billed seat. The terms warn that members can invite new users, which can add fees, and that this ability can be disabled in account settings. Turn it off before sharing the workspace widely.

The pricing FAQ offers volume discounts above 50 members. The help center says a cancelled subscription keeps the paid plan until the end of the current cycle, with the stop date shown on the Plan Details card. Renewals that are not cancelled in advance are non-refundable under the terms.

1. Record the plan, desktop app version and calling app used.
2. Run the call with noise cancellation on for both sides.
3. Open the transcript and AI notes, then compare them with the script.
4. Check that each action item has the correct owner and that both custom terms are spelled correctly.
5. Export the transcript and notes before the trial ends.

Accept notes that capture all three decisions and all three owners without invented tasks. Reject missing owners, misheard custom terms or an export that cannot be opened. No transcript accuracy or audio result is reported until the call is actually run.

For cleaning recorded audio after the fact rather than live calls, compare Adobe Podcast and Auphonic. To edit a recorded meeting by its transcript, see Descript.