Krisp Reviews & Product Details

Other than having a clean audio which was the primary reason i bought Krisp, it also transcribes all of my meetings, captures detailed notes, and generates summaries when i needed to. Also, Krisp's AI has been a big help, it helps me create action items and meeting recaps at the end of each session, making it easy to share takeaways with my colleagues.

Its interface has also been made easy to navigate and i can easily go through my meetings and review the summaries if i wanted to. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only major concern i have is the pricing, it has significantly increased since COVID days. To be honest, i am not entirely sure anymore if i will be renewing once my subscription will expire this year. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Krisp is how clearly it removes background noise during calls. It makes conversations sound more professional, especially when working from home or in places where there may be distractions. I also like that it is easy to use and works in the background without needing much setup. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Krisp is that the billing and subscription management can feel unclear sometimes. For example, it may show a renewal date, but it is not always obvious whether a payment has already been charged, is pending, or will be charged later. I also wish changing or managing the payment method were easier, especially on mobile. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using Krisp for quite a long time, primarily for my online classes, and it has genuinely become one of the most useful applications on my laptop. As a college student who frequently attends virtual lectures, group meetings, presentations, and online discussions, having clear audio is extremely important. Krisp has made a significant difference in the quality of my online communication.

The feature I appreciate the most is its AI-powered noise cancellation. I often study from home, where background noises such as electric fans, conversations, traffic, barking dogs, and other household sounds can easily interrupt meetings. With Krisp enabled, those distractions are effectively removed, allowing my professors and classmates to hear my voice clearly. It also works well in the opposite direction by filtering out background noise from other participants, making it much easier to focus during long classes.

Another thing I love is how easy it is to use. The interface is clean, intuitive, and doesn't require complicated setup. It integrates smoothly with the platforms I use every day, including Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. Once configured, it simply works in the background without interrupting my workflow.

I also appreciate that Krisp is lightweight and doesn't noticeably slow down my computer during video calls. Even while multitasking with multiple applications open for schoolwork, it continues to perform reliably. The audio quality remains consistent, and I've rarely experienced issues while using it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, my experience with Krisp has been very positive, but there are a few areas where I think it could improve.

The biggest limitation for me is the restriction on the free plan. As a student who spends several hours in online classes and meetings, I sometimes reach the usage limit faster than expected. While I understand the need for premium features, a slightly more generous free tier would be greatly appreciated by students and occasional users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I cannot speak highly enough about Krisp. I love the noise canceling piece and honestly that's why I purchased it but I've been very impressed with the recording quality, transcript accuracy, the way it's able to summarize and extract action items. For the price, I feel it's unbeatable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, it's a really great software so I don't have much for feedback. There have been maybe two or three times over the past three years or so I've been using it where the transcript just did not populate. I think it was a result of closing the program too quickly after wrapping up a zoom call so I'm just more careful now but thought I'd mention in case it isn't just me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like Krisp because it effectively isolates noise during video calls, which is great for maintaining clear conversations.

It's really good at removing background noises that can be distracting for listeners, and I find it easy to use as it works across my computer and phone using just 1 subscription.

Plus, it's not system intensive, and it consistently offers great performance results. The ability it gives me to have a conversation anywhere without worrying about background noise is invaluable.

I also like the auto notes summary feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think Krisp could improve by releasing updates based on user feedback more quickly than their usual schedule.

Sometimes the AI summary or question asking fails and I have to keep retrying until it works. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it's a simple program to use. It doesn't really have a lot of things I need to do to activate the noise canceling. It's a simple program to use, and it's not really that expensive either. I had a situation with my job, and my job requires me to have no background noise at all. On my first day of the job, I found out about Krisp and activated the program, and it has really helped me. I enjoy the simplicity of the program, and it runs well for the most part. I'm really grateful for about the pricing. I use it with Microsoft Teams for meetings. The initial setup was very easy. I didn't really have to do a lot, and I didn't have to go through a lot of issues installing Krisp. It's a really easy process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"Sometimes Krisp works, but other times I can hear the background noise which shouldn't be audible.","If I am paying per month for a program, I expect the problem to work 100% of the times. Sometimes it doesn't, and I don't know why.","When I use it with Microsoft Teams for meetings, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't."} Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I work from home, and my office is right next to a bathroom, so I didn't want clients to hear any everyday household sounds. That's what led me to look for noise-cancelling software, and I found Krisp. It works incredibly well, even clapping my hands is completely filtered out. When my husband came home and saw me clapping in my office, he thought I'd lost my mind. I was just testing it.

The second thing that's helped me a lot is that Krisp automatically records and transcribes all my meetings and VoIP calls. Not a single word goes unregistered, which makes it so easy to look back for information or pull details into a CRM, email, and so on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With all the AI tools available these days, it took some trial and error to figure out the right sound settings so they wouldn't conflict with each other and Krisp could record and transcribe everything properly. I learned this the hard way: because I wasn't taking notes while Krisp was using the wrong settings, nothing got transcribed. It's all under control now, though. One other thing is that if background noise gets too loud, my own voice can sometimes get partly filtered out too, which makes sense, of course, but is still worth mentioning. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Krisp for my online French classes and it helps me eliminate all the little background noises at my place. It ensures that I can teach my students without any distractions concerning my environment. What I like the most is that Krisp reduces the surrounding noises without altering the quality of my voice. The initial installation was also very simple and very quick, I had no particular problems, everything was smooth. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes there are conflicts between the different microphone options and the quality of my calls can vary depending on whether I choose the Krisp microphone or my computer's microphone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's simple to use and set up, just let it open on startup select microphone and that is it, no fiddling for my use case and there are options for accent conversion which I could use if I so desire at any moment

I just leave it on all the time since it barely impacts my system's performance if at all, there's some occcasions where some low volume noises come through but really I cantrust that the other party on my calls won't be bothered at all by whatever noise happens on my side

So far it's been amazing price wise, absolutely worth the annual subscription and I will absolutely return if offered the same price

On integrations, my line of work does not really make use of them so I have not had the opportunity to try them out, likewise I have not had any need of support or training because it is just that easy to understand and no issues so far Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Really, only a small issue with some low volume sounds, like some mouth sounds or phone noises that don't get caught before the Krisp microphone adapts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As someone who jumps between Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet every day, keeping track of action items used to be a nightmare, but Krisp has become my non-negotiable companion.

The transcription feature is the standout. It doesn’t just capture words; it reliably differentiates between speakers and filters out background noise so effectively that transcripts are clean and readable as soon as the meeting ends. I no longer have to scramble to take notes while trying to lead a discussion — I simply hit "Record," and Krisp handles the rest, making follow-ups and accountability much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest drawback for me is the inability to use Krisp on more than one computer at a time. I juggle three different machines depending on where I'm working, and having to constantly log out and back in is a workflow killer. For a tool that prides itself on being an 'AI companion,' it feels locked down. If I could pay a little extra for a 3-device plan, I would do it in a heartbeat Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.