Everything is switched on from the first minute. Checkout takes a card, charges nothing today, and the first payment lands on day fifteen. If it never finds a dropped commitment in your meetings, cancel before then and it cost you nothing.
Free trial
The whole app, for fourteen days, before anything is charged.
$0
14 days · $0 today
Card at checkout, nothing charged today. Cancel before day fifteen and you never pay.
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What it costs when the fourteen days are up.
$19
per month · after the trial
↳ Prices in USD. The trial starts at checkout with a card on file and $0 charged. The first charge is on day fifteen, at the price you locked. Cancel before then, in one click from Creem's receipt email, and nothing is charged.
This is a real subscription with a real trial. Your card is taken at checkout and nothing is charged today. The first charge is on day fifteen, at the founding price, and that price never rises for you. Cancel before then and you never pay.
Due today: $0.00. A card is required at checkout. Creem handles it and we never see your card.
Founding monthly
$9/mo
list price $19 a month
Founding yearly 2 months free
$90/yr
$7.50 a month, list price $190
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Yes. Checkout takes a card so the trial can roll into your plan without another step, but nothing is charged today. The first charge is on day fifteen. Cancel before then, in one click from Creem's receipt email, and you are never charged.
Creem charges the plan you chose, at the founding price you locked, and then monthly or yearly until you cancel. If you cancelled during the trial, nothing is charged. Either way the ledger is already on your machine and still exports to markdown and JSON.
Creem, our merchant of record. They are the seller of record, they handle tax and VAT wherever you are, and your card details never touch our servers. Your receipt and your cancel link both come from them.
No, and it never will. It reads what Fathom, Granola, Otter, Fireflies or a plain markdown transcript already produce. If you do not record your meetings anywhere, there is nothing for it to read.
Recordings and notes are files on your computer, and no bot joins your calls. What the AI reads, for example a transcript when it writes minutes, goes to the AI provider you picked. This is written the same way in the docs, not hidden in a policy.
Because none has been measured yet. When there is a real measurement, taken on real work, with a method you can read, it goes up. Until then a number would just be marketing.
Nothing. The ledger is already on your machine and exports to plain markdown and JSON at any time, during the trial and after it ends. There is no hostage-taking here.
Yes, 50% off Pro. Mail from your institution address and it is applied without a review process.