Fathom

Fathom

Free AI notetaker that joins your video calls, transcribes them, and writes a summary with action items automatically — so you can actually listen instead of typing notes.

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Description

Trying to take notes during a work call means splitting attention between what someone's saying and what you're typing, and important details get lost either way. Fathom sits in on a video call (Zoom, Google Meet, Teams), records and transcribes everything, and generates a clean summary with action items right after the call ends — so a person can stay fully present in the conversation instead of scrambling to write things down.

Fathom offers automatic transcription with a bot-free capture option, AI-generated summaries using 15+ role-specific templates (sales call, one-on-one, interview, etc.), automatic action-item extraction, searchable transcripts with an "Ask Fathom" Q&A feature across your whole call history, and CRM integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot). Its core product is free with unlimited recordings and transcriptions, with paid tiers adding coaching scorecards, team collaboration features and CRM automation.

💬 Our review

The short version: Fathom's free tier being genuinely unlimited (not a crippled trial) is the reason it's become the #1-ranked AI notetaker on G2 with thousands of reviews — most competitors gate basic transcription behind a paywall, and Fathom doesn't.

The "Ask Fathom" feature — asking a natural-language question across your entire meeting history, not just one transcript — is the part that compounds in value the longer you use it, turning months of calls into a searchable memory rather than a pile of individual, forgotten transcripts. Bot-free capture (recording without an obvious bot joining the call as a visible participant) is also a meaningful, less common technical choice that some meeting participants prefer over having a visible third-party bot on the call. The honest caveat: Fathom's specific engagement claims ("95% of users say it helps them stay present," "38 minutes saved per meeting") lack disclosed methodology, standard for this whole category — the free tier itself is the strongest, most concrete reason to trial it rather than any specific productivity statistic. Against Fireflies, which leans harder into enterprise conversation-intelligence features (talk-time analytics, sentiment, 200+ automation "skills") and multi-language transcription breadth, Fathom's edge is a more generous free tier and a cleaner, sales/individual-contributor-focused experience; a larger enterprise team wanting deeper analytics and broader language support may get more from Fireflies' paid tiers instead.

💰 Pricing

FreemiumGenuinely unlimited free tier, paid tiers add coaching/team/CRM features
Free 0Individual Premium 20Team 19Business 34

📊 Global score

53Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
🆓 Freemium

Free: unlimited recordings/transcriptions. Individual Premium $20/mo ($16 annual). Team $19/user/mo ($15 annual). Business $34/user/mo ($25 annual). Enterprise custom.

👥 Target audienceSales, marketing, customer success and product teams doing frequent video calls
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesWorldwide
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Pros

Genuinely unlimited free tier for recording and transcription, not a crippled trial

"Ask Fathom" lets you query your entire meeting history in plain language

Bot-free capture option, less intrusive than a visible call bot

#1-ranked AI notetaker on G2 with a very large review volume

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Cons

Engagement/productivity statistics lack disclosed methodology

Less deep conversation-intelligence analytics than Fireflies for large sales orgs

Narrower language support than some multi-language-focused competitors

❓ Frequently asked questions

Is Fathom actually free, or is that just a limited trial?
What is 'Ask Fathom'?
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Is it worth the money compared to alternatives?
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