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OAI meeting notetaker with live transcription, summaries and CRM follow-ups
Free, from $8.33/mo
Notta vs OpenWhispr
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
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Choose Notta if…
- you work on Web, Android, Chrome
- you're in its core audience: sales and customer success teams, consultants and agencies
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Choose OpenWhispr if…
- you want the lower entry price ($6.67/mo vs $8.17/mo)
- you need an API to build on
- you want open source you can self-host or audit
- you work on Linux
- you're in its core audience: developers, writers
Side by side
Feature Notta OpenWhispr
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starting price$8.17/mo$6.67/mo
Free plan
Free trial
API
Open source
Trains AI on your content—No
Data retention—Cloud recordings deleted after transcription; desktop audio kept 30 days by default
Security and complianceSOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAASOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR
Updates, last 90 days—5
Bot-free recording
In-person mobile recording—
Speaker labels
Chat across meetings—
CRM sync—
MCP server
Custom note templates
PlatformsWeb, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Chrome, SlackmacOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, API
CategoryMeeting NotesTranscription
CompanyNotta PTE. LTD.Gizmo Labs Inc.
Based inSingaporeUnited States
Founded——
Part of——
Key features
N Notta
- Meeting bot for Zoom, Meet, Teams and Webex
- Bot-free recording via desktop app
- Transcription in 58 languages
- Real-time and bilingual translation
- AI summaries and action items
- Cross-meeting Q&A with Notta Brain
- Generate infographics, slides, PDF, Word and Excel files
- Follow-up email drafts and Slack sharing
O OpenWhispr
- Dictation into any app that accepts text
- On-device speech-to-text that works offline
- Bring your own API keys for cloud transcription
- Bot-free meeting recording with speaker labels
- 100+ languages with auto-detection
- Custom dictionary that learns from corrections
- Voice commands to clean up or draft text
- Audio file upload and transcription
Plans and prices
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Notta
Free$0
Pro$8.17/mo billed annually ($97.99/year)
Business$16.67/mo billed annually ($199.99/year)
EnterpriseCustom
OpenWhispr
Free$0
Pro$6.67/user/mo ($80/user billed annually)
Business$13.33/user/mo ($160/user billed annually)
EnterpriseCustom
Strengths and limitations
Notta
- Free plan includes 120 transcription minutes a month with no credit card
- Records with a meeting bot or bot-free on device
- Supports 58 transcription languages
- Lists SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR and HIPAA compliance
- Free plan limits each conversation to 3 minutes
- Full translation features are paid add-ons beyond a few free uses a month
- Enterprise plan starts at 51 seats
- Custom vocabulary covers English and Japanese only
OpenWhispr
- Unlimited local dictation is free on every plan
- Open source under the MIT license
- Works offline with on-device models
- Lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR compliance
- Free plan limits OpenWhispr Cloud transcription to 2,000 words a week
- iOS app and device sync require a paid plan
- No Android app listed
- Paid prices shown are for annual billing
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