Startup Program by Recall.ai
Startup program for meeting recording infrastructure
What it does
The Recall.ai Startup Program gives early-stage teams reliable meeting recording infrastructure at $0.25/hour for their first 10,000 hours, plus engineer support, fast bot joins, every recording product, MCP access, and calendar integration.
A startup program for early-stage companies building with conversation data.
A discounted introductory rate for early-stage startups building products powered by meeting data. Benefit from the most reliable recording infrastructure across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and more. Access recording and transcription APIs, calendar integration, and recording form factors. Receive help from Recall.ai engineers while you build and launch. Tell us a little about your company and what you’re building. Get $0.25/hour for your first 10,000 recording hours and start building withfrom recall.ai
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