A Fathom alternative for multilingual meetings
Fathom is known for a generous free plan. Aivorys is a different kind of tool: a video meeting platform with the notetaker and live translation built in. This page sticks to what each side states publicly, and says plainly when Fathom is the simpler choice.
What Fathom states
On its pricing page, read on 29 October 2026, Fathom lists a free plan with recordings, transcriptions and instant AI call summaries, and paid plans from $15 to $34 per user per month depending on the plan and billing period. The page does not state which transcription languages are supported.
What Aivorys states
Aivorys has a free plan too (20 participants, 40 minutes per meeting, 5 notetaker sessions a month). Its notetaker joins Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams links, summaries can be translated and e-mailed to each participant in their own language, and meetings held on Aivorys have live translated subtitles in up to 130 languages on Enterprise, with 24 African languages in the catalogue.
Which to choose
If you want free English notes on Zoom calls and nothing else, Fathom's free plan is hard to beat. If your team or clients speak different languages, or you want to hold the meeting, translate it and keep the notes in one place, try Aivorys on one real meeting.
Start freeFrequently asked questions
Is Aivorys free like Fathom?
Aivorys has a free plan with limits (40 minutes per meeting, 5 notetaker sessions a month). Paid plans are Solo €12, Team €24, Business €39 and Enterprise €79 per month, with a 14-day trial that requires a card.
Does Aivorys translate meetings?
Yes. Live subtitles are translated inside Aivorys meetings, and summaries can be translated and e-mailed to each participant.
Does it work with Zoom?
Yes. The notetaker joins Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams links.