Greg review
A meeting assistant with strong follow-through, but a high Solo price and narrow platform coverage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Greg is an AI meeting assistant and notetaker for founders, operators, and teams that need meeting capture to continue into follow-through. It joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams as a visible bot, records and transcribes conversations, and produces structured summaries with decisions, action items, and owners. Meeting history is searchable, recordings can be uploaded for transcription and summarization, and action items can be assigned on project boards. Phone preparation briefs, SMS and Slack follow-through, recurring routines, and a read-only API extend its role beyond note-taking.
Pricing separates a limited free entry point from increasingly collaborative paid plans. Free includes transcripts, AI summaries, and full-text search, with 20 credits per month and no card required. Solo costs $97 per month and adds calendar auto-join, summaries and scorecards, CRM sync, and phone, SMS, and Slack. Team costs $297 per month and adds a multi-role team assistant, manager coaching scoreboard, multi-calendar coverage, custom bot branding, competitor tracking, and team Slack roundups. Scale adds unlimited seats, multi-workspace support for agencies, volume usage rates, onboarding, and dedicated support. Usage and top-up credits are additional.
Greg fits teams that want meeting intelligence tied to sales, operations, and customer follow-through rather than a standalone transcript archive. Its integrations include Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Google Calendar, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, Slack, Asana, Google Docs, and Zapier. The main trade-off is cost and scope: Solo is expensive for an individual meeting-notes use case, while the Free plan is credit-limited. Teams seeking phone and SMS workflows, CRM connections, manager coaching, or agency workspaces have a clearer reason to choose Greg; buyers wanting a lower-cost, broadly platformed notetaker should look elsewhere.
Greg pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures Zoom, Meet, and Teams with labelled transcripts and summaries
- Connects meeting outputs to CRM, Slack, phone, SMS, and project boards
- Adds calendar auto-join, search, scorecards, and a read-only REST API
- Where it doesn't
- Solo starts at $97 per month, before usage and top-up credits
- The Free plan provides 20 credits per month
- Platform access is centered on web and API
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