THE VERDICT

Krisp is best for consultants on client calls, remote workers in noisy spaces and anyone selling over video. Its clearest advantage: Cleans audio in any app, not just one platform.

THE DECISION AT A GLANCE
Avoid if
teams that already get clean audio from a decent headset
Cheapest useful plan
$16.00/mo · Core
Free plan
No
Setup effort
easy: minutes
Main limitation
No permanent free plan, only a 7-day trial
STRENGTHS
  • Cleans audio in any app, not just one platform
  • Noise removal works on both sides of the call
NOT FOR
  • teams that already get clean audio from a decent headset
  • users who need a full meeting-notes archive

What it actually does

AI noise cancellation, bot-free meeting notes and transcription, transcription in English plus 15 more languages, custom vocabulary, works across any meeting app.

removing background noise on callsmeeting transcriptionrecording client conversations

Before you pay

What you pay for

Krisp does two things: it removes background noise in any meeting app, on both sides of the call, and it takes meeting notes without adding a bot to the call. No other tool on this site does the first. If you only need notes, several note-takers have a permanent free plan; if noise is your problem, Krisp is the one to try.

What a year costs

Core is $16 per user a month billed monthly, $192 a year, or $8 a month on yearly billing, $96 a year: the annual plan halves the price. Advanced is $30 a month, $360 a year, or $15 on yearly billing, $180 a year. Our first reading, on 6 August, took the yearly figure; since 12 September the record holds the monthly price, so the change is a correction, not a price rise.

What we would check before paying

There is no permanent free plan, only a seven-day trial with no card: use it on your own machine, since noise removal uses noticeable CPU on older computers. Transcription covers English plus 15 more languages; check yours is among them.

The limits to know

  1. No permanent free plan, only a 7-day trial
  2. Per-seat pricing on top of tools you may already pay for
  3. Uses noticeable CPU on older machines

Pricing & billing commitment

Rate on record
$16.00/mo · Core
What that figure is
Month-to-month rate per seat, read on the vendor's monthly view.
Commitment
None: payable one month at a time
The vendor's exact condition
$8 per user/month billed annually; $16/mo monthly

The pricing page, as read

Krisp's Meeting AI pricing with "Monthly" selected: Core $16 and Advanced $30 per user a month, 7-day free trial.
Krisp's Meeting AI pricing with "Monthly" selected: Core $16 and Advanced $30 per user a month, 7-day free trial. Screenshot taken on 25.10.2026, from France.

What it costs at 1, 3, 5 and 10 users

Krisp bills per seat, so the invoice follows head count. Calculated at the rate on record, before tax, with no annual commitment.

SeatsPer monthPer year
1$16.00$192.00
3$48.00$576.00
5$80.00$960.00
10$160.00$1920.00

In practice

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Web
Integrations
Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles
Setup
easy: minutes
WHERE IT APPEARS

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PLAN B

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Frequently asked questions

What is Krisp?

Krisp is a tool from Krisp Technologies, used mainly for removing background noise on calls, meeting transcription, recording client conversations. Main features: AI noise cancellation, bot-free meeting notes and transcription, transcription in English plus 15 more languages. It has no permanent free plan; the paid entry point is $16.00/mo · Core.

How much does Krisp cost?

The paid entry point is $16.00/mo · Core. Month-to-month rate per seat, read on the vendor's monthly view. The exact condition attached to that figure: $8 per user/month billed annually; $16/mo monthly. Read on the official pricing page on 25.10.2026. Prices move quickly: confirm before subscribing.

Does Krisp have a free plan?

No. Krisp has no permanent free plan, only a free trial. Using it for real work costs $16.00/mo · Core.

What devices and tools does Krisp work with?

According to the vendor's documentation, Krisp runs on: Windows, macOS, Web. Documented integrations: Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles. Listed from the official sources, not tested by us: check your own setup during the trial.

Is Krisp safe to use on client calls?

Krisp states that noise processing runs locally on your device rather than sending audio to a server; that is the vendor's central claim, and we have not independently verified it during this research cycle. Transcription and recording are separate features in any case: if you switch them on for client calls, treat them like any other store of client data and check what your contract lets you record.

Is Krisp the same as KrispCall?

No. KrispCall is an online phone system from a different company. This record covers Krisp (krisp.ai): noise cancellation on calls and a meeting assistant with transcription.

Does Krisp record meetings and store transcripts?

For the meeting assistant, yes according to Krisp: its security page states that this feature stores more data in the Krisp cloud, such as meeting transcripts and recordings. The page gives neither a storage region nor a retention period; it points to its Trust Center instead. Page read on 25.10.2026. Before switching it on for client calls, check what your contract lets you record.

Is this a hands-on Krisp review?

No, it is not tested by us: it is a dated reading of Krisp's official pricing page and documentation, read on 25.10.2026. What we can state: Core is $16 a month billed monthly against $8 a month billed annually, there is no permanent free plan, and the 7-day trial needs no card. To judge audio quality, the trial on your own microphone is the only measure that counts.

How we checked this record

The evidence record

Evidence level
Vendor documented: Official documentation and pricing page reviewed and dated. No independent verification, no hands-on test recorded.
Affiliate status
No affiliate link on this record, no commission.

Hands-on test

No automated hands-on test has been completed for this review cycle. This record rests on the vendor's official documentation and pricing page, re-read and dated. We say so rather than imply otherwise.

The research record

25.10.2026
$16.00/mo · Core

Read on the vendor's monthly view, from France; screenshot kept

10.10.2026
$16.00/mo · Core

Confirmed in the pricing page's text, which renders the monthly figure, from France

12.09.2026
$16.00/mo · Core

Corrected to the month-to-month figure already recorded in this record's own billing condition

06.08.2026
$8.00/mo · Core

Published by us from the vendor's annual view: our error, read on 2026-08-06

Sources

The official pages this record rests on. No tracking links here: these addresses name the vendor.

What the vendor states

These statements come from the vendor's own documentation. They are useful, and they remain the vendor's: we report them attributed rather than adopt them as our own findings.

  • on-device processing

    Krisp states that noise cancellation runs locally on your device rather than routing call audio through its servers.

    krisp.ai ↗

We have not independently verified this statement during this research cycle. Official documentation is valid evidence: it is just not our own finding.

Evidence freshness

Each kind of check has its own clock and its own threshold. A price ages in weeks and a feature list in months; sharing one date between them would let an old review pass for a recent check.

CheckWhenState
PricingChecked 18 days agoFresh
FeaturesChecked 41 days agoFresh
Privacy & dataNever checkedNot independently checked
Hands-on testNever checkedNot independently checked
Page reviewChecked 98 days agoDue soon

What remains unverified

  • No workflow was run inside the product. Everything here comes from the vendor's documentation and public pages.
  • Data handling and the privacy policy were not independently verified during this research cycle. We therefore publish no conclusion about security or where data is stored.
  • Export terms and the real cost of leaving are not on this record: we have not tested them.