Overview
Avoma was founded in late 2017 in Palo Alto, California, by Aditya Kothadiya (chief executive), Devendra Laulkar and Albert Lai.[8] It started as an AI meeting assistant and has added scheduling, lead routing and revenue features, sold as add-ons on top of a base recording plan.
Unlike most sales-focused vendors, Avoma publishes its prices. Plans are charged per “recorder” seat, viewers are free, and conversation intelligence and revenue intelligence are separate add-ons priced per seat.[7] That modular approach lets a small team start with notes and transcripts and add coaching analytics later.
The trade-off is that the full stack (base plan plus both intelligence add-ons) costs more per seat than the headline price suggests, and the lower plans cap the number of paid seats at 25 or 100. A 14-day trial of the Organization plan includes all add-ons without a credit card.[7]
Avoma features
- AI meeting notes and transcripts
- Conversation Intelligence add-on
- Revenue Intelligence add-on
- Lead Router add-on
- Free viewer seats
Avoma pricing
Per recorder seat per month (US$): Startup $19 annual / $29 monthly (up to 25 paid seats); Organization $29 / $39 (up to 100 seats); Enterprise $39, annual only, minimum 10 seats. Add-ons: Conversation Intelligence $29 / $35, Revenue Intelligence $29 / $35, Lead Router $19 / $25. 14-day free trial, no card.
Avoma strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Published per-seat prices
- Free viewer seats
- Modular add-ons
- Only recording users need paid seats
- Sales analytics available in the same product
Limitations
- Conversation intelligence costs extra
- Seat caps on lower plans
- Enterprise plan annual-only
- No permanent free plan for recording
- Add-ons can more than double the per-seat cost
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