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Platforms supported
Free plan
Botless capture
Cross-meeting intelligence
CRM integration
Meeting recap access
Why teams choose Fathom

One plan, not a plan plus an add-on
Zoom's full AI stack means a Workplace plan plus ZoomMate on top – about $33–34/user/month before AI credits. Fathom includes capture, summaries, cross-meeting search, and CRM sync in one plan, with no add-on and no credit limit, backed by SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance.

Cross-meeting intelligence that's already included
Ask Fathom searches your team's entire call history from the free tier. Zoom's equivalent lives behind ZoomMate, a $16.67–20/user/month add-on metered by AI credits. Ours doesn't run on a credit meter.

CRM sync you don't have to build
Fathom's Deal View maps call data directly to HubSpot and Salesforce fields – set it up once and it auto-updates on every future deal. Zoom's path to the same outcome runs through ZoomMate's general-purpose workflow builder that will run up your credit usage.

A free plan that's actually usable
Fathom's free plan includes unlimited recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries. Zoom's free tier caps AI notetaking at 3 uses and 3 hosted summaries a month – past that, you're upgrading before you've decided if the AI is useful.
Real talk from Fathom customers
Fathom works everywhere you meet and syncs meeting insights automatically with the tools your team already uses.
Zero friction, maximum flexibility.
Questions?
We've got you covered.
Is Fathom cheaper than Zoom's AI tools?
Yes, on the cheapest path to full AI meeting intelligence. Zoom's stack requires a Workplace plan plus ZoomMate on top, landing around $33–34/user/month before AI credits. Fathom includes capture, summaries, cross-meeting search, and CRM sync in one plan, starting free.
What's the difference between Zoom's My Notes and ZoomMate?
Zoom split its AI Companion brand on June 22, 2026 into two products: My Notes, the built-in basic notetaker, and ZoomMate, a separate paid agentic layer that adds cross-meeting search, agent workflows, and CRM sync, metered by AI credits.
Does Zoom charge for AI usage?
Yes. Beyond ZoomMate's $16.67–20/user/month license, cross-meeting search, agent workflows, and CRM sync are metered by AI credits on top. Ask Fathom's cross-meeting search comes standard from the free tier, with no credit meter.
Does Fathom's cross-meeting search cost extra, the way Zoom's does?
No. Ask Fathom's cross-meeting search is included starting on the free plan. Zoom's equivalent requires ZoomMate, a separate add-on billed on top of a Workplace plan.
Can I sync meeting notes to my CRM with Zoom, the way I can with Fathom?
Not natively. Zoom's path to CRM sync runs through ZoomMate's general-purpose workflow builder, an agent you assemble yourself. Fathom's Deal View (Business plan) maps call data directly to HubSpot and Salesforce fields and auto-updates on every future deal.
Is Zoom's free plan enough for AI notetaking?
For light use only. Zoom's free tier caps My Notes at 3 uses and 3 hosted summaries a month, with a 40-minute meeting limit. Fathom's free plan includes unlimited recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries.
Where does Zoom have an edge?
If your team already lives inside Zoom Workplace and wants AI features native to that one tool, Zoom's My Notes needs no separate setup. Zoom has also opened MCP interop in both directions, more architecturally open than most competitors message on. For teams meeting across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Slack Huddles, Fathom's cross-platform capture and standard cross-meeting search cover more ground. See how it compares to other AI meeting tools.


