Echo or Notta: which one suits you?

Notta transcribes meetings and files in many languages, with a mobile app and a Spanish website. Echo is built for Spanish first and stores and processes your meetings on its own servers in the European Union. These are the differences, using the information on their website.

In short

Notta records Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Webex meetings, transcribes 58 languages, has a mobile app and says it holds SOC 2 Type II. Echo processes everything with its own AI on EU servers, is built for Spanish and adds subtitles, dubbing and clips. If you need mobile or several platforms, Notta is the better fit; if where your data lives matters most, Echo is.

Echo and Notta, point by point

Echo and Notta, point by point
WhatEdorteam EchoNotta
Where your data is storedEdorteam’s own servers in the EU (a Spanish company)AWS, according to their website; region not stated
Which AI processes your meetingsOur own AI on those servers; never trained on your dataSee their website
CertificationsNo certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO yetSOC 2 Type II, GDPR and CCPA, according to their website
SpanishBuilt for Spanish first; app in Spanish and EnglishWebsite in Spanish; transcribes 58 languages
Meetings the assistant joinsJoins Teams only; Meet and Zoom via the Chrome extensionRecords Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Webex
Transcribing uploaded filesYes: files up to 2 GB, plus YouTube or Drive linksYes, on every plan, with limits
Subtitles, translation and dubbingSubtitle editor, translated tracks and dubbingTranslates transcripts from the Pro plan; see their website
IntegrationsSlack, Notion, HubSpot, Asana, Trello, Jira, webhooks, API and MCPSlack, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zapier and more
Free plan and entry priceFree plan, no card; prices in euros with and without VATFree plan, no card; Pro from $8.17 a month, billed annually
Mobile appNo mobile app yetYes, for iOS and Android

Choose Echo if…

  • You want to know where your meetings are: on Edorteam’s own servers in the EU, with the AI on those same servers.
  • You work mainly in Spanish and want a tool built for it first.
  • You need a subtitle editor, translated tracks, dubbing or live captions for your guests.
  • You’d rather see prices in euros, with and without VAT, and get an invoice with your company’s tax ID.

Choose Notta if…

  • Your meetings are on Zoom, Google Meet or Webex: Notta records them, while Echo’s assistant currently joins Teams only.
  • You need to record from your phone: Notta has iOS and Android apps and Echo doesn’t yet.
  • Your company requires a SOC 2 report: Notta says it has one and Echo has no certifications yet.

Frequently asked questions

Can I switch from Notta to Echo?

Yes. Download your recordings from Notta and upload them to Echo, or import a public link. Echo transcribes them again with speakers separated. There’s no automatic importer.

Does Echo translate transcripts?

Yes. You can translate the transcript and create subtitle tracks in other languages, and share translated live captions with your guests.

Does Echo join Zoom or Google Meet?

For now, the assistant joins Microsoft Teams only. For Meet and Zoom in the browser there’s the Chrome extension, or you can upload the recording afterwards.

Notta’s details were checked on their website on 9 November 2026. They may have changed: check their pages before deciding.

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