Budget $11/user/month ($7 billed annually) on Team for ongoing use beyond the free plan's 5-note lifetime cap.
About
In practice. What you can do with Fellow.
Fellow is an AI meeting assistant that builds collaborative agendas, transcribes and summarizes calls, and tracks action items automatically. It connects to Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Slack for capture, and syncs into Salesforce or HubSpot on higher plans for sales teams.
The free plan caps AI notes and recordings at 5 each for the account's lifetime, not monthly, so regular use needs Team at $11/user/month ($7 billed annually) or Business at $23/user/month for unlimited notes and CRM sync. It suits small teams and managers running recurring meetings who want the notes and follow-ups handled automatically.
Practical uses
Team leadRun a recurring 1:1 with a shared agenda, then let Fellow transcribe and summarize the call automatically.
Sales teamSync meeting transcripts and summaries into Salesforce or HubSpot on Business to keep the CRM updated without manual entry.
Features & use cases
Ai general
Notes
Project management
Calendar
Team collaboration
Pros and cons. What Fellow does well, and what to expect.
Pros
Connects directly to the main meeting platforms (Meet, Zoom, Teams) with no manual setup beyond calendar access.
Collaborative agendas and action-item tracking go beyond pure transcription, matching how recurring meetings are run.
Cons
Free plan quotas are lifetime totals, not monthly, so they run out within days of regular use.
Advanced CRM sync (Salesforce) and API access require the Business plan, not available on Team.
When it makes sense. Keep Fellow, or challenge it?
Keep if
Your team runs recurring meetings and wants shared agendas plus automated notes and action items.
Fellow becomes worthwhile when
+You use it at least once a week
+The monthly cost ($7) is small next to the time it saves you
Challenge if
You only take the occasional meeting note, where the free plan's 5-note lifetime cap won't last.
Fellow becomes too expensive when
−You use it less than once a month
−A simple free version or a tool already in your stack would do
Pricing. What does Fellow cost ?
Team
ToolTrim reference price
$7/mo
Billed annually · $11/mo billed monthly. Per user.
10 AI notes/user/month, 10 AI recordings/user, meeting automations, project management integrations, up to 20 seats.
Business
$15/mo
Billed annually · $23/mo billed monthly. Per user.
Unlimited AI notes and recordings, sales AI templates, org-wide meeting templates, advanced CRM integration (Salesforce, HubSpot), up to 50 seats.
The free plan's lifetime cap of 5 AI notes and recordings covers barely a week of regular meetings, so most real use requires Team at $11/user/month or Business at $23/user/month.
Simplicity
Connects directly to Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams to capture and transcribe a meeting with no manual setup beyond granting calendar access.
Fit for purpose
Delivers automated notes, transcription and action-item tracking as promised, but unlimited notes and CRM sync only unlock on paid plans.
Performance
Covers meeting capture, agendas and sales CRM sync on Business, but stays focused on meetings rather than a broader workspace or analytics platform.
Reversibility
Neutral score: export format and data portability out of Fellow were not covered by the collected sources.
The AI angle
Fellow vs AI
AI augments this tool
Go further with AI
Fellow combines AI meeting notes with agenda management and action tracking, positioning itself as a meeting governance tool rather than a simple transcriber.
Can AI replace it?
Does Fellow replace an assistant or project manager for meeting follow-up? Partly: it automates capture and action tracking, but prioritization and follow-ups often remain human. Verdict: AI augments meeting decision tracking, without replacing team coordination.
Fellow Summary
Category
productivity tool.
Price from
$7/mo (Team).
Best for
Small teams and managers who run recurring meetings and want automated notes, agendas and action-item tracking.
Avoid if
You only take the occasional meeting note, where the free plan's 5-note lifetime cap won't last.