Granola
AI meeting notes that stay on your device rather than sending a meeting bot, for Zoom, Meet and Teams.
What does Granola cost?
Free · Business $14/user/mo · nonprofits 50% off Business
- Basic$0/user/mo, 30 days of meeting history
- Business$14/user/mo, unlimited meeting notes and history
- Enterprise$35/user/mo
- Registered nonprofits, 50% off Business (Goodstack)
Checked Nov 5, 2026, 9:18 PM ET Source: granola.ai pricing page
Free plan: Basic plan, 30 days of meeting history.
Nonprofits: 50% off Business for registered nonprofits (Goodstack; see Granola nonprofit program docs). Check the official page for terms.
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Who it's for
We sort by the job: “run meetings & teams” usually matters most to these kinds of business. How we decide
How a small shop might use it
- Always tell people when a meeting is being recorded or transcribed, and ask if they mind.
- Try it on one internal meeting, then read the notes and fix what it got wrong.
- Decide who can see the recordings before you share them.
These are general first steps for any run meetings & teams tool, not a review of Granola. We haven't tested it hands-on.
Before you buy, check
- Priced per person, seat or channel. Count how many you would need.
- Free plans have limits. Read what the free plan includes before you rely on it.
- Whether it connects to the apps you already use.
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