No notetaker bot to babysit. AI coaching on every call, and conversation data your AI agents can query. Live in 5 minutes, from $32/user/month.
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Reps adopt it day one: no bot in the call. Video, phone and email captured natively. Every call auto-scored against your framework (SPICED, MEDDIC or your own). Insights aggregate per deal and per account. Your AI agents query all of it through the Claap MCP. Start with one seat. Live the same day.
Avoma bundles an AI meeting assistant, a scheduler, and conversation plus revenue intelligence as add-ons. It fits teams that want a single all-in-one contract at a low entry price and are comfortable running a notetaker bot and assembling the add-ons that turn it into a full revenue platform.
As of June 2026. Avoma figures from its public pricing and product documentation; G2 4.6/5 across ~1,350 reviews.
AI notes, one call at a time. You read them in order.
A queryable Smart Table. Pivot across all of them at once.
Claap structures every call into queryable fields: competitor, SPICED score, churn risk, whatever you track. Define a field once and Claap backfills your whole call history, then slice by rep, deal, company or quarter.
Four filters at once: rep, product, stage, time. Avoma's scorecards live per call, so you open recordings to compare. Claap surfaces each as a column and the average is already aggregated. Two seconds, no manual review.
Cross-deal competitive intelligence in seconds. Avoma's trackers flag the mention; to pull the argument that won, you still replay the clips. Claap already structures it: competitor, who raised it, your argument. Filter, done.
Retroactivity. Add three AI fields ("pain match for the new release?", "loss reason", "champion still warm?") and Claap backfills six months of closed-lost deals in minutes. The sorted re-engagement list is ready before your next call. With most tools, those fields only apply to calls created after you define them.
No bot tile in the meeting. No setup for reps. Claap records natively on Zoom, Meet and Teams, captures phone calls from Aircall and Ringover, and pulls in the email threads around every deal. Every conversation, captured from day one.
Define any AI field (budget, decision-maker, competitor, risk) and reshape it whenever your process changes. Fields aggregate per meeting, per deal and per account, sync to HubSpot or Salesforce, and a new field backfills your entire call history. That flexibility is what locked-in trackers and per-call notes can't do.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or lemlist to Claap's MCP, in production since June 2025. Your agents pull competitor mentions, objections and commitments as structured fields, not 40-page transcripts. Faster answers, fewer hallucinations, lower token bills. Avoma ships an MCP too, but it exposes raw transcripts and notes; Claap exposes the structured Smart Tables layer.
Avoma's $19 headline is the base meeting assistant; the conversation and revenue intelligence that make it Gong-class are separate add-ons. Claap's plans are all-in and public at claap.io/pricing. Run your own numbers before signing anything, including ours.
“Every call is captured without a bot killing the vibe. The AI coaching scores my calls and tells me exactly where I lost the deal.”
More stories at claap.io/customers · G2 4.8/5 (400+ reviews)
Claap is a strong Avoma alternative for revenue teams that want every call captured without a notetaker bot, coached automatically, and structured into agent-ready data, with transparent all-in pricing. Where Avoma bundles notes, scheduling and CI/RI add-ons at a low base price, Claap focuses on capturing conversations and turning them into queryable fields your AI agents can use. From $32/user/month.
Both score calls. Avoma offers AI scorecards and talk-pattern insights through its Conversation Intelligence add-on. Claap auto-scores every call against your framework (SPICED, MEDDIC or custom) with talk-time split, included in Business rather than billed as a separate module. If you want coaching on every call without managing add-ons, that's Claap.
Avoma's base AI Meeting Assistant starts at $19/seat/month annual. The conversation intelligence and revenue intelligence that make it comparable to Gong are separate add-ons at about $29/seat/month each, so a fully-equipped sales seat lands near $77/seat/month. There's a 14-day trial but no permanent free plan. Claap's pricing is all-in and published: Pro $32, Business $60 per user per month annual, with a free plan.
Yes. Avoma ships a public MCP server that exposes meeting transcripts and notes to Claude Desktop and ChatGPT. Claap's MCP and open API expose structured Smart Tables, fields aggregated per deal and account rather than raw transcripts, to a wider range of agents, and it's available from the free plan. Querying structured fields means faster answers, fewer hallucinations and lower token cost than parsing transcripts.
Claap captures calls natively instead of sending a notetaker bot to join the meeting. Avoma relies on a recorder bot, and the most common theme in its reviews is the bot failing to join, joining late or dropping mid-call. With Claap there's no bot to babysit: video is captured without a visible participant, and phone calls come straight from Aircall or Ringover. Consent workflows are supported.
Yes, Avoma includes a scheduler and an optional lead router, a genuine part of its all-in-one pitch. Claap does not book meetings; it focuses on capturing conversations, structuring them and feeding your AI agents. If a built-in scheduler is a must-have, that's a point for Avoma. If you already have one and want the best conversation data, that's Claap.
Yes. Claap is built in Europe, is GDPR compliant, and supports consent workflows for call recording across regions.
