Claap: the Modjo alternative built for the agent era.

Claap is the leading Modjo alternative for teams that want new answers on the calls they already have. No bot, internal meetings captured by rule, any AI field you can describe computed per meeting, deal and account, and backfilled across your history. Agents read and extend it through the Claap MCP. Pricing is published, from $32/user/month.

Both score calls with AI, and Modjo's scoring is genuinely custom. Two differences. A Modjo scoring question must be tested on five calls by an admin before it can be published, and then it only applies to calls recorded afterwards. In Claap a criterion is a sentence, it goes live immediately, and it backfills. You can ask how the team did on it last quarter instead of waiting a quarter to find out.

Modjo's pricing is quote-only, with annual commitments and a team threshold it describes as optimal from 3 reps. Claap publishes its pricing: Pro at $32, Business at $60 per user per month on annual billing. There's a free plan.

Yes. Modjo ships a solid MCP server, twelve tools and OAuth, listed in Claude's connector directory. The difference is what an agent can do with it. Modjo's tools only read, and their REST API writes just users and tags, so an agent can ask questions but cannot create a field or a view. Claap's does both, and its rows already carry every field value, so an aggregate over a thousand calls is ten reads, not a thousand analyses.

Claap captures calls natively instead of sending a recorder into the meeting, internal meetings included. Phone calls come from Aircall or Ringover. Consent workflows are supported. Modjo can record without its bot, but that path falls back to the platform's own recording: on Google Meet a rep has to press Record, and Modjo needs access to your Drive or SharePoint to fetch the file.

There's no one-click migration. But Claap sets up in minutes, and new AI fields backfill your historical Claap calls retroactively. Most teams fully transition in 2–4 weeks.

Yes. Claap is built in Europe, is GDPR compliant, and supports consent workflows for call recording across regions.

Claap can notify participants automatically that the call is recorded, with consent rules set per region. Teams that prefer a visible recorder can switch on the meeting bot on Business and above, so it shows in the participant list. Recording laws vary by country, so whatever you pick, tell buyers the call is recorded.

Basic is free, with no credit card: 10 recordings per user and 300 minutes in total, AI summaries, the Chrome recorder and the Claap MCP. CRM auto-fill, coaching and Claap AI across your calls come with Business, at $60/user/month (annual).

A 30-minute call with our team on your use case: how Claap records your calls, fills your CRM and scores calls against your framework, plus your questions on security, data residency and pricing. You pick the slot right after the form. No commitment.

No. Most teams set Claap up themselves in about 5 minutes: connect your calendar, your conferencing tool and your CRM, and the next call is recorded. Enterprise adds SSO and user provisioning (SCIM). For your security review: GDPR, SOC 2 Type II, DPA on request.