Mochi vs Otter
Otter made meeting transcripts popular, with a bot that joins your calls. Mochi takes notes without a bot on the Mac, works in Hebrew, and books the meeting too.
At a glance
| At a glance | Mochi | Otter |
|---|---|---|
| Notes without a bot, on your computer | Mac, always | Mac app; the bot joins by default |
| Records in person on iPhone | ||
| Hebrew transcription | ||
| Ask about all your meetings | Executive | |
| Booking pages & scheduling | ||
| Free plan | 30 days of notes, 2 booking pages | 300 minutes a month |
| Paid plans from | $18 a month | $16.99 a month |
Where Mochi is different
- On the Mac there’s no bot at all: Mochi records your mic and your Mac’s audio, and nobody new appears in the call.
- Hebrew and English transcription. Otter transcribes six languages, and Hebrew isn’t one of them.
- Scheduling is built in: booking pages, a brief from the guest’s answers before you meet, and the follow-up after, in one app.
- The whole app works in Hebrew, right to left, as well as in English.
Where Otter may be the better fit
- You want a bot to join and record calls you aren’t in.
- You transcribe a lot of recorded files, not just live meetings.
- You use Android: Otter has an Android app.
Pricing
Otter Pro is $16.99 a month ($8.33 billed yearly) and Business $30 a user a month ($19.99 billed yearly). Mochi Pro is $18 a month ($15 billed yearly) and Executive $35 ($29 billed yearly), with notes and scheduling in both. Every new Mochi account starts with 14 days of Executive, free.