A meeting recording, transcription and summary tool. Its official pricing page separates a personal Free tier from paid individual and team plans; allowances and data policies depend on the plan.
Public Fathom meeting product and Free/Premium/Team/Business/Enterprise offerings; public offering information only
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Free tier: The individual Free tier lists unlimited recordings and transcriptions; advanced summaries, cross-meeting queries and team features have separate plan limits.
The public page presents monthly/annual and per-user billing; team plans require at least two users. No promotion or unverified regional price is treated as a worldwide quote.
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We split 38 productivity tools into eight routes — meetings, knowledge, scheduling, decks, whiteboards, personal efficiency, Chinese suites and HR — and point out that this shelf holds two completely different buyers, plus a note on what we did not test.
Compare Fathom meeting capture, Google source notebooks and Notion workspace notes by task, evidence, account conditions and a proposed repeatable trial. Research revised October 15, 2026.
An AI presentation tool: enter a topic and it generates a complete deck. It launched a public beta in 2022 (adding AI in March 2023). The company's own figures are $100M in annual recurring revenue with about 70 million users.
Listed historically as NotebookLM, a source-based notes and research assistant. Google’s help page now calls the product Gemini Notebook; the mapping of the former Plus plan to current features and allowances is unverified.
An AI meeting notes tool launched in March 2018, with real-time transcription, automatic summaries and action-item extraction, integrating with Zoom, Teams and Meet.
AI features inside a Notion workspace, including workspace search, meeting notes and agents. Team evaluation must cover permissions, plans and usage limits together.