RecordX vs Notta

Notta is a transcription tool with 58 languages, a mobile app for local recording, and a bot for video calls.

RecordX is bot-free for video calls, adds a built-in softphone with a real DID number, records in-person from iOS and Android, and treats Hebrew as a first-class language.

Side-by-side

Feature RecordX Notta
Video call capture Bot-free Chrome extension Bot joins the call
Native phone dialer with own DID number Yes No, guides suggest a second device on speakerphone
In-person meeting recording Native iOS and Android apps iOS and Android, mobile-wrapped web
Languages supported 20 58
Hebrew transcription and summary Yes, native Available in the language list
Built-in softphone Yes No
DID phone number per user Yes No
Integrations Zoom, Meet, Teams, Slack, calendar, CRM Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, CRM on Business
Pricing tiers Free, paid tiers by minutes Free 120min, Pro 13.99 monthly (8.17 annual), Business 27.99
Mobile app iOS and Android, native iOS and Android, web-wrapped
Browser capture Chrome extension, any browser meeting Bot-based, web app
LLM summary quality Top-tier LLMs Notta Brain summaries

Where Notta wins

Where RecordX wins

Why switch to RecordX

Recording your own phone call by holding a second phone on speaker is a hack. RecordX gives every user a real DID number, records the call in HD stereo, and lands the transcript in the same library as your Zoom notes.

Deeper detail on the in-app phone: phone calls feature page. Pricing at /pricing.

FAQ

Is Notta bot-based or bot-free?

Both. It uses a bot for video calls and records locally on mobile. RecordX is bot-free for video calls.

Does Notta record phone calls?

Not natively. Its guides recommend a second device on speakerphone. RecordX has a built-in softphone.

How is pricing different?

See /pricing. Compare against Notta pricing.

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