Krisp Free Trial — 7 days of every premium feature, no credit card

£0. That is the price of a Krisp free trial through the TopReferrals link: seven days, every premium feature, no credit card.

Krisp is an AI meeting assistant app. It removes background noise and echo from your calls. It also records, transcribes and summarises your meetings, so you leave each call with notes. You do not need a code. Open the page, sign up, and the trial is yours to start.

What you get, in numbers

	Free trial	Core	Advanced
Price	£0 for 7 days	$8 per user per month, annual billing	$15 per user per month, annual billing
What it covers	Every premium feature	Core features, mobile app, accent conversion for 1 hour a day	Advanced features, unlimited accent conversion

The trial costs nothing and asks for no card. The Core and Advanced prices are Krisp's own. They are shown in US dollars with the annual toggle switched on. Enterprise has custom pricing. Krisp prices per user, so a team pays for each seat.

Advanced costs $7 more per user per month than Core. The extra money buys unlimited accent conversion.

Read the table from left to right and the pattern is clear. The trial opens every premium feature at no cost. The paid plans then split those features between Core and Advanced, so you only pay for the level you pick.

How the reward lands

This reward is access, not cash. Nothing is paid into your account. You get seven days of Krisp's premium features, and you create an account to start.

1. Open Krisp through the TopReferrals link: https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/krisp
2. Click "Get Krisp for free" and create your account.
3. Download the app for your computer.
4. Start the 7-day trial and try every premium feature on your own calls.
5. Pick a paid plan later if you want to keep the features.

Krisp's home page and pricing page show no code box and no promo banner. The link opens the same trial any visitor can start. There is nothing to paste and nothing to remember at sign-up.

What Krisp actually does

Krisp describes itself as "Voice AI for meetings". In plain words, it sits between your microphone and your call app and cleans up what people hear. It also listens and writes things down.

• Noise and echo removal. Background noise and echo are stripped out of your calls. That helps if you work from home or take calls in noisy places.
• AI note taker. It records, transcribes and summarises meetings and pulls out action items. No meeting bot has to join your call.
• Accent conversion. This feature softens how an accent comes across. Core gives you 1 hour a day. Advanced removes the limit.
• Translation. Krisp lists translation alongside its other voice features on its home page.

Making the seven days count

A week is short, so use it on real work. Here is a simple plan that uses only what the trial includes.

• Day one: Install the computer app and take a normal call. Listen for how background noise and echo drop away.
• Midweek: Let the AI note taker record a real meeting. Read the transcript, the summary and the action items afterwards.
• Later in the week: Try accent conversion if it matters to your calls. The trial opens every premium feature, so you can test it before choosing a plan.
• Last day: Decide which plan fits. Core suits one person who wants the mobile app and an hour a day of accent conversion. Advanced suits heavy accent conversion use.

Plans and devices

The trial is the easiest way to see which plan fits. Here is what Krisp's pricing page lays out.

• Core is $8 per user per month on annual billing. It includes the mobile app as well as the computer app.
• Advanced is $15 per user per month on annual billing. It adds unlimited accent conversion.
• Enterprise has custom pricing, for larger teams that need a tailored plan.

The pricing page labels its annual toggle "Save 50%". You download the app for your computer to begin. The mobile app comes with Core.

This Christmas at Krisp

Krisp is not a gift product, and it publishes no gift card. It does suit a Christmas buy for someone who works from home or freelances and spends a lot of time on video calls. The free trial lets them try it before any plan is chosen.

The fine print, in plain words

• The free trial lasts 7 days and needs no credit card.
• Prices on Krisp's pricing page are in US dollars only.
• Unlimited accent conversion needs the Advanced plan. Core has 1 hour a day.
• Krisp lists no minimum spend and no expiry date for the trial offer.
• No discount is published for readers. The offer is the free trial itself.
• Krisp's full terms sit on its terms of use page at krisp.ai/terms-of-use.

Promo codes, coupons and vouchers

• "krisp promo code": none is needed. Krisp's pages show no code box, so the 7-day trial through the TopReferrals link is the offer.
• "krisp discount code": Krisp publishes no reader discount. An undated code from a coupon list has nowhere to go on Krisp's own pages.
• "krisp referral code": Krisp publishes no referral code for readers. The link opens the trial directly.
• "krisp student discount": Krisp publishes none. The free trial is open to anyone.
• "krisp black friday": the offer on Krisp's pages today is the 7-day free trial, and that is what the link opens.

Who gets the most out of it

• Remote workers. Calls from a spare room or a kitchen table sound cleaner when background noise is removed.
• Freelancers. Automatic notes and action items save you typing up each client call.
• Sales and support teams. The AI note taker records and summarises calls without a meeting bot joining.
• Anyone who wants to test first. Seven days, no card and every premium feature let you judge it on your own calls.

How TopReferrals checked this

The trial details, the Core and Advanced plan features, the US dollar prices and the annual toggle come from Krisp's pricing page at krisp.ai/pricing. The absence of a code box or promo banner comes from Krisp's home page at krisp.ai. The terms link comes from Krisp's terms of use page at krisp.ai/terms-of-use. TopReferrals read these pages on 16 October 2026 and re-checks the offer on the date shown at the top of the page.