Fellow

Fellow has four tiers. Free is genuinely useful with unlimited meetings, collaborative agendas, and action item tracking. Pro is $6/user/month annual — the cheapest paid meeting tool in the category — with the full 1-on-1 management system and advanced templates. Business is $9/user/month with admin dashboard and analytics. Individual is $19/user/month for solo managers wanting unlimited AI meeting notes and recordings. Enterprise is quote-based with SSO and governance.

Not exactly. Fellow is a meeting management platform that covers the full meeting lifecycle — before (collaborative agendas), during (shared notes), and after (summaries and action items). It includes AI meeting summaries and recording (on Individual plan and above), but its primary value is in the workflow around meetings, not just transcription. Think of Fellow as "meeting operating system" vs Otter as "meeting recorder".

Fellow's 1-on-1 management system is its killer feature. Managers and direct reports share a talking points document that persists across recurring 1:1s, with action item history, shared goals, feedback, and private manager notes. This transforms 1:1s from ad-hoc meetings into a structured management tool. For managers with 3+ direct reports, Fellow Pro ($6/user/mo) is arguably the best value in the meeting AI category.

Yes, and it is one of the most generous in the category. Free includes unlimited meetings, collaborative agendas, basic AI summaries, action item tracking across meetings, 1-on-1 templates, and integrations with Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Slack, and Notion. The main limitation is that AI meeting recording and advanced 1-on-1 features require a paid plan (Pro at $6/user/mo or Individual at $19/mo).

Fellow Pro and above include deep integrations with Jira, Asana, Linear, and ClickUp. Action items captured during meetings can be created as tickets or tasks in these tools with one click, and existing tickets can be referenced in agendas. This is particularly valuable for engineering and product teams that run standups and planning meetings and need action items to flow into sprint tooling.

They solve different problems. Granola is a bot-free notetaker focused on producing clean meeting notes automatically. Fellow is a workflow product focused on agenda building, 1-on-1 management, and action item tracking. A team that uses Fellow for structure and Granola for automatic notes is a common setup. If you have to pick one, pick Fellow if meeting hygiene and manager workflows matter most; pick Granola if you just want great notes without effort.

Yes. Fellow Pro and above include native OKR tracking and 360-degree feedback tools. Objectives can be linked to meetings, progress discussed in 1:1s, and feedback collected through structured templates. This makes Fellow a lightweight alternative to dedicated performance management tools for teams that want to keep goal-setting and performance conversations integrated with their meeting workflow.

Fellow is more focused on manager workflow and meeting hygiene than on sales conversation intelligence. Sales teams needing talk ratios, deal health scoring, and coaching should use Gong, Fireflies, or Avoma. Fellow is a better fit for engineering managers, product leads, consultants, and executives running recurring team meetings and 1:1s.