Krisp Reviews & Product Details

I use Krisp for freelancing, and it helps me create a professional work environment by canceling out background noise, which is especially useful since I have two kids. The noise-canceling feature ensures that I can maintain quality interactions with clients without disturbances from background sounds like those from my kids or neighbors. I appreciate the security it gives me in providing a professional setting free from complaints during calls. It's crucial for me as sometimes the background noise is beyond my control. The initial setup was super easy; I just downloaded it and signed in with my credentials. Additionally, It offers good value for money. to be really affordable for my solo subscription. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The integration with other apps, basically. I have to buy noise cancellation headphones on top of the software's noise cancellation for it to work with other apps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I mainly use Krisp for work with inbound and outbound customer interactions. The thing I like most is the noise cancelling, it works perfect. I work from home in a noisy neighborhood, so it really helps a lot. It gives me a crisp clear experience when I'm on a call with customers. There was one call where my supervisor heard the complaints, the customer said there was too much noise and couldn't even hear my voice, and it was the same every call. After I got Krisp that issue NEVER happened again, and even my supervisor congratulated me for fixing it. The note taking feature is a life savior too. I work a lot with ID numbers and addresses, and sometimes I can't catch all the info during the call, so I can hear the recording or see the transcript and get the right info or double check it in a trusty way. One time a customer gave his insurance information, but my system kept saying it was wrong. I quickly went to Krisp, heard the call, read the transcription, got the correct insurance information and pulled all his benefits. Without Krisp I would have had to call the customer again, but I just double checked with the transcript instead. My communication is better and I'm more accurate with the information I gather. On long calls I just hit the summarize button and get all the key points needed to proceed with the solution. I also use the accent converter from time to time and it works just fine, it makes the experience even better. The setup was really easy, simple steps to follow, not as hard as you might think. I'd recommend it 10 out of 10 for sure, it's a life savior. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"I'd say the filter is not really interactive. I can easily get lost when trying to search specific calls. It doesn't detect words correctly or list by date and time sometimes.","When I use the accent converter sometimes it sounds a little bit robotic. You should improve that."} Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Krisp for my online teaching sessions and have been using it for more than 3 years. I live in an area that can be a bit noisy, especially during rush hours, and Krisp has helped me a lot in removing all the unwanted noise. My students always tell me they hear me loud and clear, without any background noise. I like all the features, but the one I like best is the noise cancellation feature it primarily provides. During one of my IELTS coaching sessions, we were working on listening and I was sharing my audio to the student, and the student was able to hear the audio continuously without any distractions, thanks to Krisp. It removes a lot of noise like vehicle noises (motorcycles), dog barks, and construction. When we had our house renovated for months, Krisp helped me facilitate smooth classes despite the rattling noise from the construction. I also like turning on the noise cancellation on the other end when my students' background is noisy, which helps me focus. I integrate it with Zoom, Tencent Meeting, and Classin for my classes. The initial setup was so easy. I got a 2 week trial period, and it was great that I decided to buy the full subscription. I would recommend Krisp, a 10, or 100 if I can. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"I just hope that the cost will be a bit lower, especially for long term users as I am going to keep on using Krisp for many years."} Furthermore, the interface of Krisp whenever I open it on my Mac has a lot of options and tools that I don't use. It also has a pop up that has things like meetings, etc that I always close since I only use the noise cancellation feature of it. I haven't tried that accent conversion since I don't really see it necessary for me. The AI summary is good but I dont use it either. In spite of all of these small drawbacks, I still find it very useful for my work and will continue using it every time I am in my class. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are so many apps that can 'take meeting notes' for you. Maybe even some can 'recap'. Some even can 'join a call' for you. Krisp can do all of that, and I love it for that. But, why I use Krisp over any other note-taking, meeting app is because it cancels noise from both my side and the client side. I can be in a coffee shop, public space, or really any space with none as loud as a jackhammer — and my client can't tell. It's the best app for meetings, live calls, PLUS it does all that stuff every other app does. Krisp is a super simple app to use, that gets updates all the time, with an easy to use and understand interface. Krisp is available for mobile or desktop, and integrates with apps like Slack (which I don't use). I wish it were a bit cheaper, but like I said — it just works. One of the few apps I will pay a subscription for. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish they had more storage for non-teams. As a solo owner, it just sucks that everything is tiered toward large businesses with teams. A few apps like Loom or Zoom now noise-cancel, so maybe I'll stop subscribing if Krisp can't lower the price or keep up with storage options. Plus, there's JoyCast from SetApp. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Krisp in general. The biggest one for me is the background noise suppression. It solves my background noise issues and makes my voice clear. I also like the notifications it gives me and how it's able to write down notes for meetings if I ever get any. The quality of the software I'm receiving is great too. These features add so much value to my setup. They help with my streaming quality because the people who listen to my stream want to have a clear voice and don't want to hear background noises from my fan, my family, and the animals we have. I use Krisp with my TikTok Live Studio, Zoom meetings, and during sessions with my therapist/psychiatrist. The setup was easy, it was the easiest part to do. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"I don't have a lot of issues with Krisp. Just the pricing — the monthly is a little much for me.","I actually was trying to cancel, then it was offered two months free.","Streamer and discount options would be great.","A lower monthly rate in general would be very much appreciated, you know, like, $10 a month could.","Discord offers crisp and Discord monthly, I believe, is about less than $10, and that's the downside to it — I want to be able to use Krisp on my streaming as well.","I rated it a seven. Just because of the pricing."} Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Krisp to record the transcripts of my Teams meetings for work. Overall I'm well pleased with the functionality. The documentation and CLI are two of my favorite features and reasons for using the service. The CLI lets me bring in Krisp chats instantly as context for AI agents like pi.dev, and that makes it a very usable and valuable service. The retention of transcripts is also awesome. Having transcripts for every single meeting means I don't need notes, and I can immediately finish a meeting and have it captured into an AI agent for context. It frees me up to focus on meetings and just be present instead of stressing over great meeting notes, and it outsources that well enough to be confident in it. In one complex hour-long meeting where I had several questions, Krisp had way better notes than what I captured by hand. The transcripts are very accurate, and it picks up meeting starts very well. For me, verbatim accuracy and correct speaker labeling matter most, along with automatic meeting-start detection. Timestamps are okay and helpful but not necessary, and the retention length is great. The initial setup was very easy, and I was very happy with that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Krisp is designed to integrate with Teams directly, but my team blocks that integration, so naming participants in meetings very regularly fails, and that's a frustrating pain point. I feel like the integration should have alternative pathways to functional usage when it's blocked. Having an alternative Teams integration would be extremely helpful. Krisp is also painfully slow performance wise, and it causes my powerful desktop and enterprise laptop to struggle when running, even with most features disabled. The integration between Claude Desktop and Krisp is incredibly weak too, and it's a known bug that hasn't been addressed by either system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Krisp runs so quietly and smoothly that I sometimes forget it's even installed. Its simple UI/UX makes managing it effortless and contributes to an excellent overall experience. I use it for meetings and to record my course sessions, and the results are consistently great. I generally use an external microphone for recording, and Krisp instantly recognizes it and works very well with it. The integration is very smooth. The money I spend on it feels completely worth it. Their AI noise cancellation is superb and requires very little effort from me to set up or manage. First-time setup took only a few minutes, and since then the default settings have worked very well for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although I started using it for simple noise cancellation, the app is now being bloated with more and more features. Maybe that's a business decision to cover more use cases, but I'd personally prefer a more minimal app. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Krisp just works. It's simple and full of great features, and keeps adding new features. It works easily with all my video and sound apps - Zoom, Teams, Garage Band, etc. One simple click to use it in any of my apps. It doesn't barge into meetings like some other note takers. It's easy to turn off if you don't want to use it. And it removes all the distracting noises - my dog barking, the neighbor's yard crew, street construction, etc. It processes information quickly and gives summaries when I need them. It was easy to install, and tech support has been responsive and helpful. It's a reasonable price to pay to know clients won't be distracted by background noises at my house. Well worth the fee. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It sometimes clips the start of my words when processor loads are high. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most is the ability to fully transcribe my notes and then go back to get a summary as well as detailed action items from each call, including who is following up with what. It lets me transcribe my calls with complete accuracy, which is especially helpful for meetings where I'm not the host and only a participant. I can have it join and take my notes without needing any permission to add it to a meeting, which is also very helpful. Using Krisp to transcribe calls is helpful when discussing specific details around offers and negotiation strategies, as it's good to have the exact details and not worry that I've misheard or misrepresented something. Using Krisp to save time is the best feature. Instead of trying to take rapid-fire notes and then clean them up after a call, I can use Krisp to transcribe the call and then quickly summarize the meeting notes and send out action items to my team as appropriate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to see Krisp's AI Agent/Chat feature improved. As far as running it per meeting, sometimes it doesn't work or it's delayed. I find it more effective to copy the transcript notes and put them into Gemini or Claude to get a clear summary. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Krisp for my daily meetings, and it's very useful. I'm working in a little noisy room, but Krisp just helps me a lot to reduce noise from others, so I really love it. It solved the noise issues for me. The thing I like most is the noise reduction, which I like very much. My team likes the features for removing background noises, and it helped me a lot with reducing the background noise effects. I used it for Teams meetings, Zoom meetings, and Google Meet, and it worked very well. I also use it with Slack, and they all work very well together. It's just one kind of system audio driver, so it works very well with other voice apps that use the microphone. It was very easy for me to set up, and it's very user-friendly, I think. I've already recommended it to my friends, and they are also using Krisp now. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"I think EV is not working well for the omnidirectional microphones. For the directional microphones, it works well.","When I tried to use Krisp for the omnidirectional microphones, it didn't work well. The other sounds were just imported to my microphone.","Also the others that joined in the meeting could just share the voice from my home.","I didn't like it. I think it has to be improved. So it must be configured for the omnidirectional microphone as well.","If this is added, then it will be very much better than current."} Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.