For developers who are choosing between alternatives, Otter provides an AI meeting transcription service, summary, and collaboration tool, which allows capturing and organizing conversation during calls.
There is a basic free plan which allows using meeting transcription service with some limitations. It can be helpful for occasional use, but paid plans are better if you need more functionality.
There are sometimes promotions from Otter, but the best offers can usually be found on the official pricing/checkout page. Do not use random coupons, especially if they require entering your payment data first.
Annually billing allows reducing the price per month, and teams should compare the prices for Pro, Business and Enterprise plans before upgrading.
There was a free trial for the Business plan which allows trying the service before making payment. However, it requires payment information, so you should be ready for that and check the renewal date.
Basic plan is designed for trying the service with restrictions. Paid plans usually include extra number of transcription minutes, longer conversation, imports, exports, advanced search and other functions.
Yes, it is possible to use Otter with those video conferencing platforms. However, you should check if there is automatic meeting joining, summary, and team features included in the plan you choose.
Otter can be used for taking lecture notes, participating in study groups, interviews and so on, but the students should pay attention to the number of their minute limits. For occasional use of Otter, the basic plan is enough, but for the classes recordings, it can be better to choose paid plan or use a school-provided access.