Krisp

Krisp is a voice AI tool that removes background noise and echo from calls, and records, transcribes and summarizes meetings.

Krisp works between the microphone and any calling app to remove background noise, other voices and echo in real time, on both sides of a call. Its AI meeting assistant records, transcribes and summarizes meetings, tracks action items and sends notes to other tools such as CRMs. Accent conversion makes speech clearer for listeners, and real-time voice translation helps call center agents talk with customers in other languages. For call centers, Krisp adds agent assist, speech analytics, compliance monitoring and fraud detection, and for developers it offers voice isolation, turn-taking and translation models for AI voice agents. A free plan is available for individuals, with paid plans for teams and enterprises.

Krisp at a glance

Best for: Sales, Support, Director, Founder, HR
Runs on: macOS, Windows, Chrome extension, API
Pricing: Free trial; Core $16/user/month ($8 billed annually); Advanced $30/user/month ($15 billed annually); Enterprise custom
Released: November 2018
Category: AI audio tool
Website: krisp.ai

Key features

Real-time noise, voice and echo cancellation
Meeting recording and transcription
AI summaries and action items
Accent conversion for speakers or listeners
Real-time voice translation
Call center agent assist and speech analytics
Voice isolation and turn-taking models for developers

Use it for

Take calls from a noisy home or cafe
Get meeting notes from any calling app
Help call center agents serve customers in other languages

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Synthflow — Delivers sub-100 ms latency with custom telephony and enterprise integrations.
Voiskey — Dictation that cleans up fillers and matches the intended tone
Harmony AI — Deploys revenue-trained voice agents with sub-second response times.
Murf — It delivers sub-100ms text-to-speech latency and over 200 expressive voices.

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