GranolaFreemium
An AI notepad that captures meeting notes from your computer audio without sending a bot into the call.
Meeting Notes comparison
Pricing, pros, cons, and ideal use cases — side by side.
An AI notepad that captures meeting notes from your computer audio without sending a bot into the call.
An AI meeting recorder for Zoom, Meet, and Teams with bot-free desktop capture, reports across many meetings, and automatic CRM logging — free for unlimited recordings.
| Granola | tl;dv | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | FreemiumBasic $0 per user/month with 30-day meeting history. Business $14 per user/month adds unlimited history, advanced models and CRM integrations. Enterprise $35 per user/month adds SSO, HIPAA and admin controls. No annual pricing is shown. As read on the vendor's pricing page in early October 2026. | FreemiumThe vendor's pricing page served EUR to this pass and USD figures were not readable, so these are the EUR prices as read in early October 2026: Free €0; Pro €29 per seat/month monthly, or €18 per seat/month billed annually (€216/year); Business €39 per seat/month monthly, or €29 billed annually (€348/year). No Enterprise tier was shown. The pricing page lives at tldv.io/app/pricing/ — the bare /pricing path returns 404. |
| Category | Meeting Notes | Meeting Notes |
| Ideal for | Founders and executives in back-to-back meetingsConsultants and client-facing professionalsSales teams who do not want a bot in the roomAnyone taking notes in in-person or phone meetings | Sales teams that want call notes logged to the CRM without a rep touching itCustomer-success teams reporting themes across many client callsConsultants who do not want a bot visibly joining client meetingsMultilingual teams recording in several languages on one plan |
Granola is built around founders and executives in back-to-back meetings; tl;dv leans more toward sales teams that want call notes logged to the crm without a rep touching it. Shortlist the one whose strengths line up with your biggest constraint.
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