Granola vs Supernormal

Granola

• People who do not want a recording bot visible in their calls
• Note-takers who like to type their own points and have them filled out afterwards
• Back-to-back meeting schedules across Zoom, Google Meet and Teams

Supernormal

• Agencies turning client calls into decks, briefs and proposals
• Teams that would rather pay for usage than per seat
• People who want meeting notes without a bot on the call

Granola

• The free Basic plan shows only the last 30 days of notes; older notes need a Business subscription to view.
• Notion, HubSpot, Attio, Affinity and Zapier integrations start on Business; Salesforce, SSO and SCIM are Enterprise only.
• Basic and Business are billed monthly only; annual billing is offered on Enterprise contracts.
• There is no web app or browser extension, and the Mac app needs macOS 14 or later.

Supernormal

• Pricing is by credits, and Supernormal does not publish how many credits a meeting or a generated file uses.
• The Free plan has 15 credits a month and no more than 5 can be used in a day.
• The desktop notetaker needs an Apple Silicon Mac on macOS 14.4.1 or later, or Windows 11 or later.
• SSO, audit logs and data retention controls are only on Business, at $40 per 50 credits a month.

Granola

Bot-free capture

Transcribes from your device's microphone and system audio, so it works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or other call software without adding a participant to the meeting.

Notes built on what you type

Type rough notes during the call and Granola expands them into a full write-up using the transcript. Custom templates control the structure of the result.

Chat across meetings

Ask questions about one meeting or your whole history, such as what you agreed to do this week. Basic uses automatic model choice; paid plans let you pick the model.

Shared folders

Notes are private until you share them. Shared folders give a team a common place for meeting notes and are included on every plan.

MCP and API access

An MCP connection lets assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT read your meeting notes. Basic exposes personal notes from the last 30 days; API access starts on Business.

Phone apps for in-person meetings

The iPhone and Android apps take notes away from the desk, for walking meetings, conferences or coffee catch-ups, and there is an Apple Watch app.

Supernormal

Bot-free notetaker

The desktop app captures meetings through the computer and writes shareable notes after each call, with no bot in the meeting. A New capture button records in-person meetings and voice notes.

Agents for post-meeting work

After a meeting, prompt agents to produce work from what was discussed, such as follow-up emails, documents, slides and calendar invites.

Generated deliverables

Templates turn meeting notes into pitch decks, creative briefs, one-pagers, proposals and images, and can pull in emails or files for extra context.

Projects

Group meetings into projects so generated work draws on everything discussed with a client. Projects are unlimited on every plan.

MCP server

Adds Supernormal to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor so transcripts, summaries and action items are available there as context. MCP access is included on the Free plan.

Shared credits

Paid plans pool credits across any number of seats. Unused credits roll over to the next month on monthly plans and for up to two years on annual plans.

Granola

• Basic$0

  AI meeting notes, chat across meetings, shared folders and note templates, with 30 days of meeting history.

• Business$14

  per user / month, billed monthly

  Unlimited history, model selection in chat, pre-meeting briefs, API access and integrations such as Notion, HubSpot and Zapier.

• Enterprise$35

  per user / month, monthly or annual contract

  Starting price. Adds SSO, SCIM, workspace-wide admin policies, usage analytics, HIPAA-compliant workspaces and Salesforce.

Supernormal

• Free$0

  15 credits a month, up to 5 a day: bot-free meeting notes, generated presentations, images and spreadsheets, unlimited projects and MCP.

• Team$20

  per month per 50 credits; seats are unlimited

  No daily credit limit, credits shared across unlimited seats, unused credits roll over, and the Supernormal badge is removed.

• Business$40

  per month per 50 credits; seats are unlimited

  Everything in Team, plus SSO, audit logs, data retention, and member visibility and admin controls.

Granola

• Startups

  1 year of Business free for startups

  Granola's startup program gives accepted companies 12 months of the Business plan at no cost. It is open to startups with fewer than 30 employees that have raised a pre-seed or seed round.

• Education

  12 months free for students

  Currently enrolled students at accredited universities in the US, UK and Canada can apply for 12 months of Granola Business free.

• Nonprofit

  50% off Business for nonprofits

  Registered nonprofits get 50% off the Business plan after verifying their status through Goodstack. Approval is at Granola's discretion.

Supernormal

• Annual discount

  Savings shown for annual billing

  With 50 credits a month selected, the pricing page's Annual option shows a saving of $24 on Team and $48 on Business. Annual plans also keep unused credits for up to two years.