AI sales assistant that drafts client follow-ups in your voice from your real inbox
AI note taker for online meetings and in-person conversations
Stage
Growing
MVP
Founded
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Based in
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BE
Pricing model
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Paid
Pricing
Free plan with 300 one-time credits. Growth plan at $79/month with 100 managed contacts and 1,000 credits/month. Pro plan at $329/month with 500 managed contacts and 5,000 credits/month. Enterprise at custom pricing with 1,000+ managed contacts. Unlimited seats on all plans.
Kasset Core: €19/user/month or €180/user/year. Kasset Pro: €39/user/month or €384/user/year (includes one Plaud device on annual plan). Plaud devices can be purchased separately: Plaud Note Pro €189, Plaud NotePin S €159.
Key features
Reads email and CRM to identify best prospects
Drafts personalized emails in your voice from actual conversation history
Approval-first workflow with optional auto-send
Contact enrichment and profile updates
Learns your writing style through approvals and edits
Shared team view with unified inbox for outreach
Integrates with Gmail, Outlook, HubSpot, and Attio
Sends from your real existing inbox
Records online meetings from your computer without a bot joining the call
Captures conversations on iPhone and with Plaud Note Pro and NotePin S devices
Transforms conversations into structured notes with decisions and next steps
Integration with Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot through MCP protocol
Data stored and processed in the EU by default
GDPR compliant with no model training on user conversations
1,200 transcription minutes per month on Core, unlimited on Pro
What makes it different
Treats every relationship individually rather than using fixed cadences
No sequences or templates required
Approval required by default, not auto-send
Works on top of existing CRM without migration
Continuous proactive relationship management at scale
Records meetings without a bot joining the call, keeping your conversations private
Single unified library for online meetings, phone calls and in-person conversations