Krisp vs Cleanvoice

These solve noise at opposite ends of the pipeline. Krisp runs in real time during calls and recordings, removing background noise before it enters the audio (about $8/mo). Cleanvoice is post-production: upload a finished recording and it removes noise, filler words and silences (subscriptions from $11/mo for 10 hours, pay-as-you-go from $11 for 5 hours). If your problem is a noisy room while recording: Krisp. If your problem is an already-recorded noisy episode: Cleanvoice. They are often used together, not instead of each other. There is no measured quality winner in this review.

Decision pointKrispCleanvoice AI
Best suited toPeople who want cleaner call audio and may separately enable meeting capture.Podcasters, voiceover artists and video creators who want draft audio cleanup, transcription and summaries with manual review of the result.
Plans and costKrisp lists a seven-day trial without a credit card. Paid prices show a dollar sign without a clearly stated currency.Pricing not confirmed. Check the official site for current plans and pricing.
LimitationsNoise cancellation and AI recording use different data paths; storage and notices depend on mode and settings.Pricing is usage-based on processed audio hours, all plans are listed without VAT, pay-as-you-go credits are valid for 2 years, and high-volume or custom API needs (200+ hours) move to a custom plan starting per-minute pricing.

Use the same input

Record a 5-minute call from a noisy cafe. Run Krisp live on the call, then run the raw recording through Cleanvoice, and compare the cleaned results.

What a successful result must preserve

Background noise must be removed well enough for a publishable voice recording.

Evidence and test status

Official specification comparison. Plan prices, allowances, download rules and license terms below come from the vendors' official pricing and documentation pages plus independent reviews, re-checked October 2026. We did not run a scored quality comparison; no quality ranking is claimed.

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