Claap offers four plans: a free Basic tier, Pro at $32 per user per month, Business at $60 per user per month, and custom Enterprise pricing. The paid rates shown are per user and billed annually, so the free plan is the simplest way to test the product first.
Claap costs between $32 and $60 per user per month on annual billing, with four plans: Basic free, Pro at $32, Business at $60, and Enterprise priced on request.
Here's how each plan compares.
Basic
Price: Free
Best For: teams that want to start on their own, with no sales call
Other Features: record Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls, capture in-person meetings from the mobile app, and transcribe 99+ languages
Basic gives you the recorder itself, so you can run it on real calls and judge the transcripts for yourself. Setup takes about 15 minutes for you and your team, and a bot never has to join your meetings.
Pro
Price: $32 per user per month, billed annually
Best For: sales teams that want their CRM filled in without manual notes
Other Features: write next steps and blockers into Salesforce and HubSpot, classify calls by meeting type, and score reps against MEDDIC, MEDDPICC, BANT or SPICED
Pro is where the automation kicks in. Choose it when you want deal fields and scores to land in your CRM on their own, rather than a summary dumped into a note.
Business
Price: $60 per user per month, billed annually
Best For: revenue orgs running coaching and forecasting across several teams
Other Features: custom objects and fields, scorecards split for AEs, SEs and CS, and agents that run through the Claap MCP connector in Claude, ChatGPT, Slack, Zapier, Make or n8n
Business fits companies where managers, not just reps, work inside the tool every week. It's also the natural step once you want your own agents reading structured call data instead of raw transcripts.
Enterprise
Price: Custom pricing
Best For: buyers with security reviews or procurement requirements
Other Features: GDPR and SOC 2 Type II, a DPA on request, and no training on your data
Bigger teams usually arrive here through a demo on their own pipeline. It's worth confirming seat minimums and contract length before you commit.
There's no need for a credit card to get going, and the Basic plan is free, so you can test recording and transcription before you pay anything. If you do move up, remember the Pro and Business rates above are annual figures — monthly billing and per-seat limits are worth checking with the team before you budget for a full year.