Quick answer
Interview searches are bursty. A recurring copilot subscription keeps charging through quiet weeks, reschedules, and offer negotiations. That is why a free forever plan is the most cost-effective starting point for most candidates.
MeetVision AI’s free plan includes on-device system speech recognition, the invisible overlay, live transcription and RAM-only notes, free AI model responses, one device, and no credit card. Competitor subscriptions commonly cost $80–$150 per month whether or not you interview.
Start free: what the MeetVision AI free plan includes
The free plan is a real product, not a trial: on-device speech recognition, an invisible overlay, live transcript notes, and free AI model responses for 1 device.
- 100% private, on-device system speech-to-text
- Completely invisible overlay HUD on screen share
- Live transcription & meeting notes in RAM
- Free AI model responses for interview questions
- 1 device desktop activation for macOS & Windows
What candidates actually pay
| Tool | Typical cost | Billing model | Cost between interviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| MeetVision AI | $0 forever | Free plan, no credit card | No charge |
| Final Round AI | $80–$150 / month | Recurring subscription | Monthly fees continue |
| LockedIn AI | $80–$100+ / month | Recurring subscription | Monthly fees continue |
| Chiku AI | ₹1,199–₹3,499 packs | Prepaid hour packs | Unused hours remain |
1. The recurring subscription trap
A typical three-month search on a $120/month subscription can look like this:
- Month 1: three screens and one technical round — $120.
- Month 2: recruiters reschedule both loops — still $120.
- Month 3: two loops and an offer — another $120.
That is $360 for nine hours of calls. The bill does not care whether you interviewed or waited.
2. Start with free, then decide
MeetVision AI lets you run the core workflow before spending anything:
- On-device system speech recognition (Apple Speech on macOS, Windows Speech on Windows).
- The invisible overlay excluded from screen share.
- Live transcription and meeting notes held in RAM.
- Free AI model responses for interview questions.
- One desktop activation on macOS or Windows, with no credit card.
That is enough to test audio setup, confirm screen-share invisibility, and complete a real interview. If you later need more capacity or advanced features, the pricing page lists current options without hiding the free tier.
3. What to check before paying any copilot
- Does the bill pause between interviews? Recurring plans usually do not.
- Is audio processed on-device by default? Cloud STT can create NDA exposure.
- Is the overlay excluded from screen capture? Browser extensions are captured with the tab.
- Can you test the core workflow first? A free plan should not require a card.
Frequently asked questions
Is MeetVision AI really free?
Yes. The free forever plan includes on-device system speech recognition, the invisible overlay, live transcription and RAM-only notes, free AI model responses, one device, and no credit card.
Why do other interview copilots cost $80 to $150 per month?
Most are hosted cloud services that bundle audio streaming, model usage, support, and infrastructure into recurring subscriptions. They keep charging whether or not you have interviews that month.
Do I need to pay to test MeetVision AI?
No. Download the app and use the free plan to test audio setup, screen-share invisibility, and live transcription before deciding whether you need anything more.
Where can I see additional MeetVision options?
The pricing page lists current options if you need more capacity or advanced features. The free plan does not require a credit card.
What does the free plan include?
On-device system speech recognition, the invisible overlay, live transcription and RAM-only notes, free AI model responses, and one desktop activation on macOS or Windows.
Start free. Upgrade only when a paid pass pays for itself.
Run MeetVision AI on the free plan for on-device transcription, the invisible overlay, and free AI model responses. Paid passes add premium models, ScreenVision, resume matching, and five hours per day when a high-stakes interview loop demands more.