TL;DR
For phone calls on a business number, TalkEasy by GrowEasy and CallHippo record calls and write the summary. TalkEasy Pro is ₹999 a month plus GST for unlimited users; CallHippo's Call Summary comes on Ultimate at ₹3,800 per user a month, billed yearly. For Zoom, Meet and Teams, Fireflies (from $10 per seat a month) handles Hindi; Otter lists no Indian language.
For sales calls on a business number, TalkEasy by GrowEasy and CallHippo record the call and write the summary for you. TalkEasy's Pro plan is ₹999 a month plus GST for unlimited users, and CallHippo's Call Summary comes on its Ultimate plan at ₹3,800 per user a month, billed yearly. For Zoom, Google Meet and Teams, Fireflies (from $10 per seat a month, billed annually) is the best fit for Indian teams because it transcribes Hindi and Hindi typed in English letters; Otter lists no Indian language at all.
Start with where your calls happen, not with which AI sounds smartest. A meeting notetaker cannot join an ordinary phone call, and a phone app will not sit in your Zoom meetings.
Which AI call summary tool should you pick?
- Small team sharing one business number: TalkEasy by GrowEasy. One flat plan price covers every user.
- Team that needs IVR menus and ready CRM connectors: CallHippo, with summaries on Ultimate.
- Call centre already on Exotel or Ozonetel: ask your account manager about their AI summaries.
- One person on their own number: Truecaller Premium, or the built-in summaries on a Pixel 10, Galaxy AI phone or iPhone 15 Pro.
- Video meetings in Hindi or Hinglish: Fireflies or Read AI.
- Video meetings in English on a small budget: Otter Pro or Fathom's free plan.
- Large B2B sales team with long deal cycles: Gong or Avoma.
Phone-call tools at a glance
| Tool | Whose calls it summarises | Price | Indian languages listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| TalkEasy by GrowEasy | Calls on your TalkEasy business number | Pro ₹999/month + GST, unlimited users, "AI Call Assist" | Not listed |
| CallHippo | Calls on CallHippo numbers | Ultimate ₹3,800/user/month, billed yearly | Not listed |
| Exotel | Recorded calls, through Gen AI APIs (alpha) | Phone plans from ₹9,999 (5 months); AI on request | Not listed for summaries |
| Ozonetel | Contact-centre calls, through agent assist | On request | Multi-language, regional accents |
| Truecaller Premium | Calls on your own phone | Premium subscription; Indian plans in the app | English and Hindi |
| Google Pixel 10 | Calls on the phone (Call Notes) | Built into the phone | Hindi and English; summary in English |
| Samsung Galaxy AI | Recorded calls on the phone | Built into supported Galaxy phones | Depends on downloaded language packs |
| iPhone 15 Pro or later | Recorded calls, summarised in Notes | Built into the phone | Summaries in English (India); Hindi not listed |
How we compared: prices and features from each provider's official page, checked in September 2026. Prices exclude 18% GST unless stated, and USD prices are billed in USD.
The top four are team phone systems. The bottom four keep summaries on one person's handset.
Meeting notetakers at a glance
| Tool | Paid plan (billed in USD) | Indian languages listed | Phone calls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fireflies | Pro $10/seat/month, billed annually | Hindi, Hindi (Latin), Tamil, Telugu, more | Dialer integrations or uploaded recordings |
| Read AI | Pro $15/user/month, billed annually | Hindi meeting reports | Built for Zoom, Teams and Meet |
| Otter | Pro $8.33/user/month, billed annually | None | Import a recording (Pro: 10 a month) |
| Fathom | Team $15/user/month, billed annually | Not listed on pricing page | Built for video meetings |
| Avoma | Startup $19/recorder seat/month, billed annually | 70+ languages; Indian languages not named | Aircall, Dialpad, RingCentral, Zoom Phone |
The tools, one by one
TalkEasy by GrowEasy: flat price for a shared business number
TalkEasy gives your team a cloud business number that runs in an Android app alongside each person's own SIM. After a recorded call, it transcribes the recording and writes a summary of the customer's requirement, discussion points, questions, objections, the next follow-up and the outcome, usually within a couple of minutes. AI call insights also flag objections, competitor mentions, buying intent, pricing talk and follow-up commitments.
Pro costs ₹999 a month plus GST for unlimited users, with 3 hours of talktime a day and ₹49 an hour plus GST after that. The pricing page lists "AI Call Assist" under Pro but does not spell out which AI features that covers.
The trade-offs: it works on phone calls, not video meetings, it does not list the languages its summaries support, and CRM integration is custom work on the Enterprise plan.
CallHippo: when you also need IVR and CRM connectors
CallHippo is a full cloud phone system. Call transcription and the HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive connectors start on the Professional plan; the Call Summary feature comes on Ultimate, at ₹3,800 per user a month billed yearly or ₹4,900 billed monthly, plus local taxes. The AI Copilot add-on, ₹1,000 per user a month, adds transcription, summaries, sentiment and intent alerts.
The catch is per-user pricing, which adds up quickly for a telecalling team (see the arithmetic below).
Exotel and Ozonetel: if your call centre already runs on them
Exotel offers call summarisation through its Gen AI APIs, which are in alpha, switched on by your account manager and delivered to your own system through webhooks. Its small-business phone plans start at ₹9,999 for five months. Ozonetel's agent assist "minimizes after-call work with automated summaries" and Ozonetel says it recognises regional accents, but its price is on request.
Both make most sense when your calls already run on them. Ozonetel pitches its AI at Indian enterprises, and Exotel's summaries need developer work.
Truecaller Premium: one person, own number
Truecaller Premium records calls inside the app, transcribes them in English and Hindi, and adds an AI summary. Recordings are saved only on your phone, so nobody else sees them unless you share them. Truecaller's website shows Premium prices in US dollars and says to check the app for the plans available to you.
Pixel, Samsung and iPhone: summaries built into the phone
Pixel 10 phones in India take Call Notes in Hindi and English, but write the summary only in English, and the other person is notified. Samsung Galaxy AI phones summarise a call once call recording and Transcript assist are switched on. An iPhone records a call with an audio notice to both sides; on an iPhone 15 Pro or later, Apple Intelligence summarises it in the Notes app, in English (India) but not Hindi.
All three keep the summary on one handset. They work for a founder who takes the sales calls, not for a manager overseeing five people.
Fireflies: the meeting notetaker for Hindi and Hinglish
Fireflies joins Zoom, Google Meet and Teams calls and transcribes in 100+ languages, including Hindi, Hindi in Latin script, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Bengali. The free plan limits AI summaries; Pro is $10 per seat a month billed annually, and Business is $19 with conversation intelligence, team analytics and Multi-language Mode, the setting for calls that switch between Hindi and English. For phone calls it needs a supported dialer integration or an uploaded recording.
Read AI: Hindi meeting reports with a built-in coach
Read AI writes meeting reports in 16+ languages including Hindi, and even the free plan (5 meetings a month) includes a personal meeting coach. Pro costs $15 per user a month billed annually. It is built for Zoom, Teams and Google Meet.
Otter: cheapest paid plan, no Indian languages
Otter Pro is $8.33 per user a month billed annually; in September 2026 its pricing page also showed Pro at $4.17 for India-issued credit cards. It transcribes English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese and Chinese, which makes it a poor fit for Hindi or Hinglish calls. For phone calls, you record on your phone and import the file; Pro allows 10 imports a month, far fewer than one telecaller's calls in a day.
Fathom: the most generous free plan
Fathom's free plan gives unlimited recordings, transcripts and instant summaries for video meetings. Team costs $15 per user a month billed annually with a two-user minimum. Business, at $25, adds CRM field sync, coaching metrics and AI scorecards.
Avoma and Gong: revenue teams with a CRM-heavy process
Avoma starts at $19 per recorder seat a month billed annually, viewers are free, and it supports 70+ languages. It records calls from Aircall, Dialpad, RingCentral and Zoom Phone, and its coaching add-on costs another $29 a seat. Gong charges a per-user licence plus a platform fee and sends a custom proposal once you fill in its form, which suits large B2B teams and rarely a small telecalling team.
What about Salestrail and Callyzer?
These apps log and record the calls your team makes on their own SIMs. Salestrail offers speech-to-text notes with its CRM add-on ($4 per user a month) but lists no AI summary. If SIM call tracking is what you need, compare the options in our Callyzer alternatives guide.
What 5 users cost a month
A worked example for a five-person sales team, monthly, before taxes unless shown:
- TalkEasy Pro: ₹999 flat, because users are unlimited. With 18% GST: ₹999 × 1.18 = ₹1,178.82. The plan includes 3 hours of talktime a day; if your calls run 2 hours a day beyond that, add 2 × ₹49 × 22 working days = ₹2,156 a month plus GST.
- CallHippo Ultimate, billed yearly: 5 × ₹3,800 = ₹19,000 a month, or ₹2,28,000 a year, plus taxes.
- Fireflies Pro: 5 × $10 = $50 a month, billed annually as $600 in USD. You still need a phone system.
- Otter Pro: 5 × $8.33 = $41.65 a month, paid a year ahead in USD (about $500). You still need a phone system.
The two phone systems include the calling; the notetakers do not. CallHippo's price includes Call Summary; TalkEasy's lists AI Call Assist, so check that it covers summaries before you compare. For a phone-first team, compare a phone system with summaries against "notetaker plus your current phone bill", not against the notetaker alone.
How to choose in four questions
- Where do most customer conversations happen? Mostly phone calls: pick from the first table. Mostly video: pick from the second.
- What language do your customers speak? For Hindi or Hinglish, shortlist tools that list Hindi, then run five of your own calls through a free trial or demo.
- Who needs to read the summaries? One person: a phone-level option is enough. A manager and a team: choose a team tool.
- Where should the summary end up? If it must land in a CRM, check the integration list before you pay.
When you test, check each summary's numbers, dates and promises against the recording. Our guide to what a call summary must contain lists the fields to look for.
Where TalkEasy fits, and where it doesn't
TalkEasy by GrowEasy fits a small team that shares one business number, wants its calls recorded and summarised, and prefers a flat monthly plan to per-seat billing. Once summaries arrive, the next jobs are turning them into a daily call report, sending the follow-up within the hour and coaching reps from them each week.
Choose something else if:
- most of your sales conversations happen on Zoom, Meet or Teams;
- you need a ready HubSpot or Salesforce connector on a standard plan (CallHippo);
- you need a tool that lists Hindi support today (Fireflies for meetings, Truecaller or a Pixel 10 for your own phone);
- you run a 20-seat call centre with IVR menus (Exotel or Ozonetel).
See how TalkEasy's AI call summaries work, or compare plans on the pricing page.
Last reviewed 24 September 2026.
