Discounted introductory pricing
The program offers an introductory rate of $0.25 per hour for early-stage startups, with 10,000 hours included at that rate.
Recall.ai’s Startup Program offers early-stage startups discounted access to meeting recording infrastructure for products built on conversation data. It includes an introductory rate of $0.25 per hour for the first 10,000 recording hours, plus access to Recall.ai’s APIs, integrations, and direct support.
Recall.ai’s Startup Program is a discounted offering for early-stage companies building products that use conversation data. It provides an introductory rate of $0.25 per hour for the first 10,000 recording hours.
The program is designed for teams that need meeting recording infrastructure, transcription, calendar integration, and support while they build and launch. The source pages frame it as a way to start with Recall.ai’s existing products rather than assembling meeting capture infrastructure from scratch.
The program offers an introductory rate of $0.25 per hour for early-stage startups, with 10,000 hours included at that rate.
Startups get access to Recall.ai’s recording infrastructure across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and more.
The program includes all Recall.ai products, including recording and transcription APIs, calendar integration, and recording form factors.
Recall.ai says startups receive help from its engineers while they build and launch.
The pricing page notes that the Meeting Bot API and Desktop Recording SDK are usage-priced the same way, which gives teams flexibility in how they capture meetings.
For startups building an AI product around meeting or conversation data, the program provides discounted infrastructure to validate the idea before larger spend commitments.
Teams launching a new meeting-based product can use the included APIs, calendar integration, and recording options to get to production faster.
Founders and engineers who need help during implementation can use the direct support to work through setup and integration questions while they build.
Companies that need coverage across several meeting platforms can use the program to access Recall.ai’s platform support without building each integration separately.
Early-stage startups can apply for an introductory rate of $0.25 per hour for their first 10,000 recording hours. The program page says applicants need to fill out the application form and get approved before starting.
The startup program is for early-stage startups building products around conversation data or recorded meetings. The page describes it as a fit for companies where meeting data is core to the product.
The program includes recall.ai’s recording infrastructure, recording and transcription APIs, calendar integration, and recording form factors. The page also says startups receive direct support from Recall.ai engineers.
The pricing page says the startup rate applies for the first 10,000 hours. After that point, pricing would move beyond the introductory startup rate, but the source pages do not provide the post-limit rate.
The startup program page says availability is global.
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