Skip to main content

Krisp vs Google Meet's built-in noise cancellation

Head-to-head comparison
Krispreviewed here

Google Meet has its own noise cancellation, but it is gated to paid Workspace tiers and only works inside Meet. Krisp cleans audio on the free Meet too, across every other app, and in both directions. Here is the honest split so you pick the right one.

This comparison table may scroll horizontally on smaller screens.

Krisp versus Google Meet built-in feature comparison
FeatureKrispGoogle Meet built-in
Cleans your outgoing micYesYes, on eligible plans
Available on free Google MeetYesNo, paid Workspace tiers
Cleans incoming audio (noisy participants)Yes, both directionsNo, your side only
Works beyond Meet (Zoom, Teams, Discord, phone)Yes, any appNo, Meet only
AI meeting notesYes, on any appGemini "take notes", paid tiers, Meet only
Cost7-day free trial, then paidIncluded on paid Workspace

Choose Google Meet's built-in if…

You are already on a paid Google Workspace plan that includes noise cancellation, you only ever meet in Google Meet, and you just need your own mic cleaned. In that case it is already there at no extra cost.

Choose Krisp if…

You are on the free Meet, you call in more than one app, incoming noise is the problem, or you want AI notes without a Workspace upgrade. Krisp works everywhere, on any plan, and cleans both directions.

Or use both

They do not clash. If your Workspace plan includes it, you can keep Meet's cancellation for Meet and let Krisp cover every other app plus incoming audio.

The Verdict

Krisp 4.5 / Google Meet built-in 3.9

If you are on a paid Workspace plan and only meet in Google Meet, its built-in cancellation is a fine freebie. Krisp wins for free-Meet users, anyone on multiple apps, and anyone who needs incoming audio cleaned or notes across every app.

Pros

  • Krisp: works on free Meet and every other app, two-way cleaning plus notes

Cons

  • Meet built-in: no extra cost on eligible plans, but paid-tier, Meet-only, outgoing only

FAQ