Klang

Key features

• Meeting and call recording with transcription, summaries, and speaker identification
• Cross-meeting search and chat: ask what a client said about pricing, or what your team decided last month
• Daily and weekly briefings that surface patterns, churn signals, objections, and open decisions
• Desktop and mobile apps for macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android, including in-person recording
• MCP server, API, and CLI so Claude, Gemini, or your own agents can search conversations and act on them
• 50+ integrations with the tools a small team already uses
• Dictation and reusable snippets alongside meeting capture
• EU hosting, two-factor authentication, SSO (SAML, OpenID Connect, BankID), and an optional BYOK "Klang Vault" for customer-managed encryption

Pricing

Read from Klang's pricing page on 12 November 2026 (verify current):

• Free — €0 forever. Transcription of meetings and calls, meeting assistant, mobile and desktop apps, summaries and chat, the last 30 days of history, and MCP access at 30 calls per day.
• Pro — €16 per person per month, billed monthly, excluding VAT. Adds full searchable history, speaker identification across the whole transcript, integrations, automations, more export formats (Word, Excel, SRT, VTT), scheduled analyses, word lists, translation, and 1,000 MCP calls per day. Seven-day free trial.
• Business — €30 per person per month, billed monthly, excluding VAT. Adds custom assistant name and picture, meeting video recording, self-serve SSO, a DPA in the account, workspace statistics, hybrid meeting support, audit logs, verified domains, and 5,000 MCP calls per day.
• Enterprise — custom pricing.

Yearly billing saves up to 16%. Pricing is per seat and in euros, with VAT added at checkout where it applies, so a US buyer should budget for card fees and currency conversion on top.

Pros and cons

Pros

• EU hosting and Swedish ownership are a genuine differentiator for privacy-sensitive clients
• Own speech models, including an open Swedish model, rather than a thin wrapper on someone else's API
• Cross-meeting search and agent access make it team memory, not just a transcript
• Free tier is real: no card, unlimited meetings, 30 days of history

Cons

• Free history is capped at 30 days, and the cap is the main reason to pay
• Per-seat pricing in euros plus VAT is harder to forecast than a flat plan
• Video recording and compliance features only arrive on the Business tier
• Recording conversations carries consent obligations that vary by country; Klang gives you the tools, not the legal advice

Who should use Klang?

Klang fits a small European team or consultant with recurring client conversations who needs to find what was said weeks ago, and who values EU data residency enough to pay for it. It is also a sensible choice if you want your AI assistant to query meeting history through MCP without exporting transcripts by hand.

Choose Granola if you want the lightest possible bot-free notepad and do not need shared history. Choose Otter or Fireflies if you need US-centric integrations and video-first meeting records. Klang's edge is European hosting plus search across the whole conversation history.

Evidence, for context: Klang is an established Swedish company with named founders and institutional customers displayed on its site. Its Product Hunt listing dates to 10 November 2026, with no rank or points verified this run; we did not read a G2 or Capterra rating.

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