Claap is built for sales and revenue teams that want meeting capture to become usable CRM and deal data instead of another transcript archive. Its current product pages emphasize bot-free recording, multilingual transcription, AI summaries and follow-ups, CRM enrichment, call coaching, deal insights and MCP access for tools such as Claude and ChatGPT.
Teams that need calls converted into structured CRM fields, follow-ups, coaching and deal context.
Claap supports meeting capture as well as asynchronous recording and collaborative video review.
Meeting context can feed built-in analysis and external AI-agent workflows.
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Learn more →Claap's official pricing page was checked on September 15, 2026. In its current US-localized view it lists Basic at $0, Pro at $40/license/month or $32 with annual billing, Business at $75/license/month or $60 with annual billing, and Enterprise custom. Claap localizes currency by browser time zone, so verify the final live checkout currency and amount before purchase.
Entry route for lighter recording, transcription, summaries and collaboration.
$40 monthly or $32/month with annual billing per license in the official US-localized pricing view.
$75 monthly or $60/month with annual billing per license; positioned for sales and revenue teams.
Custom pricing for larger teams and enterprise security, administration and onboarding needs.
Claap's current official integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Slack and Notion, with Zapier and other automation routes available. This matters if you want call context to flow into CRM, collaboration and workflow automation rather than staying in a standalone transcript.
Claap's official site states SOC 2 Type 2 certification and GDPR compliance, with data-residency options. Enterprise buyers should still confirm SSO, provisioning, access controls, audit requirements and the data-residency option that applies to their purchase.
Claap is most compelling when your real problem is not recording meetings but turning conversations into revenue operations: cleaner CRM data, faster follow-ups, coaching signals and reusable context for AI agents. It also supports asynchronous recording, so do not rule it out merely because async video is part of your workflow. If you only want a transcript, simpler tools may be enough. If you want the call to automatically become structured sales data, Claap deserves a test.
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These are workflow problems the tool's documented capabilities can help address. COSHUMA does not promise a specific business result.
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Difficulty: Intermediate · Starting cost: Free trial/paid
Example deliverable: Client-ready capture, transcription, summary and CRM-field workflow with approved templates, field mapping, consent requirements and end-to-end QA documented
Difficulty: Intermediate · Starting cost: Paid
Example deliverable: Configured scorecards for the client's chosen sales framework, reviewed example calls and a manager handoff guide without promising a win-rate improvement
Difficulty: Advanced · Starting cost: Paid
Example deliverable: Structured process for extracting approved objections, feature requests and competitive themes from conversations into a recurring evidence-based report or AI-agent workflow