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Granola costs Free to $35 per user/month as of July 2026, with 3 plans available including a free tier. Plans: Basic (free), Business at $14/user/month, and Enterprise at $35/user/month. Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

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  • Free tier: Yes

Granola offers 3 pricing tiers: Basic, Business, Enterprise. A free plan is available. Paid plans include Business at $14/user/month, Enterprise at $35/user/month. The Business plan is individuals or small teams needing unlimited notes, integrations, and shared knowledge.

Granola lists $0-$35/user/month, but hidden costs like implementation and support add to the total as of July 2026. Key hidden costs: 25-meeting lifetime cap on free plan - granola's free tier is effectively a trial, not a permanent free plan. once you hit 25 meetings total (ever, not per month), you must upgrade or lose access to new meeting notes, no annual billing discount - unlike competitors such as otter.ai and fireflies.ai that offer 40-50% annual savings, granola charges the same rate monthly with no published annual discount, making it more expensive over time for committed users, sso requires 100+ users on enterprise - single sign-on is only available on the enterprise plan and requires a minimum of 100 users, forcing smaller security-conscious teams to manage accounts manually or pay enterprise pricing for their entire org. Verified from 3 sources by CostBench.

Hidden Costs Breakdown

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25-meeting lifetime cap on free plan - Granola's free tier is effectively a trial, not a permanent free plan. Once you hit 25 meetings total (ever, not per month), you must upgrade or lose access to new meeting notes

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No annual billing discount - Unlike competitors such as Otter.ai and Fireflies.ai that offer 40-50% annual savings, Granola charges the same rate monthly with no published annual discount, making it more expensive over time for committed users

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SSO requires 100+ users on Enterprise - Single Sign-On is only available on the Enterprise plan and requires a minimum of 100 users, forcing smaller security-conscious teams to manage accounts manually or pay Enterprise pricing for their entire org

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Model training opt-out paywalled - Organization-wide opt-out of AI model training is only default on Enterprise ($35/user/month). Lower-tier users must manually opt out per account, and there's no guarantee the setting persists across updates

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No audio or video playback - Granola only provides text transcripts and enhanced notes. Unlike Otter.ai, Fireflies, and tl;dv, you cannot re-listen to or re-watch meetings, making it impossible to verify transcript accuracy or catch nuances

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Platform limitations - Windows support remains in beta with incomplete feature parity compared to macOS. There is no Android app. Google Workspace account is required, excluding personal Gmail and other email domains

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