Nonverbia

Nonverbia

Nonverbia is a meeting assistant for sales calls that goes past basic transcription. Its AI assistant Stella joins Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and in-person meetings, then scores buyer readiness, flags deal risks, and drafts follow-ups plus CRM updates after you hang up.

Most AI notetakers stop at a transcript. Nonverbia layers voice tone, pacing, and video body language on top of the words, then routes coaching to the rep first instead of a manager scorecard. Stella Skills let teams teach custom prompts so summaries and next steps follow your playbook, not a generic template.

Sales reps, managers, and ops teams at B2B companies use it to cut admin time and keep pipeline data current. New accounts start on a 30-day Business trial with two seats and no credit card, then drop to a free tier or paid Pro and Business plans priced for teams of two to fifty.

Top Features:
  1. 100 free meeting minutes per month on the Free plan with 30-day history

  2. Pro adds 1,000 pooled minutes per seat plus Zapier, Make, and AI connectors

  3. Business unlocks unlimited minutes, body language analysis, and CRM sync

  4. Stella Skills run custom prompts: 2 on Free, 5 per seat on Pro, 10 on Business

  5. Supports Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and in-person capture via mobile app

  6. Transcripts in 99+ languages with mixed-language meeting support on paid plans

  7. Post-call autopilot drafts notes, follow-up email, and CRM field updates in about two minutes

Pros:
  1. Combines transcript, voice tone, and video body language in one post-call report

  2. 30-day Business trial with two seats and no credit card required

  3. Coaching goes to the rep first, not a default manager scorecard

  4. Strong Czech and Slovak transcription accuracy cited in customer testimonials

  5. Connects to Slack, Gmail, CRMs, MCP, Zapier, Make, and n8n

Cons:
  1. Free plan caps recording at 100 minutes per month with a 30-day history window

  2. CRM integrations and manager dashboards require the Business plan or higher

  3. Body language and video analysis are not available on Free or Pro tiers

FAQs:

Does Nonverbia have a free plan?

Yes. Nonverbia Free costs $0 per user per month and includes 100 meeting minutes per month, buyer readiness scores, AI summaries, Stella Skills, and a 30-day meeting history window with up to two seats.

How much does Nonverbia Pro cost?

Nonverbia Pro is $13 per user per month on monthly billing, or $9 per user per month when billed yearly. Pro adds 1,000 pooled minutes per seat, audio playback, API access, webhooks, MCP, and connectors for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

What does Nonverbia Business include?

Nonverbia Business is $29 per user per month monthly, or $22 per user per month yearly. It adds unlimited minutes, body language and video analysis, a manager dashboard, CRM integration with full deal context, and video playback.

Does Nonverbia offer a free trial?

Yes. Every new Nonverbia account starts on the full Business plan for 30 days with two seats included and no credit card required. When the trial ends, the account moves to the Free plan unless you upgrade.

Which video platforms does Nonverbia support?

Nonverbia supports Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams for online meetings. In-person conversations can be captured with the Nonverbia mobile app on iOS and Android or by uploading existing recordings.

How is Nonverbia different from Gong or Fireflies?

Nonverbia analyzes tone and body language alongside the transcript, then sends coaching to the rep first rather than a manager dashboard by default. Pricing targets teams of two to fifty, and Stella Skills let you customize what Stella extracts from each call.

Pricing:

Freemium

Tags:

Sales Intelligence
Conversation Intelligence
Body Language Analysis
Meeting Analytics
CRM Sync
Call Coaching

Tech used:

Sanity
Cloudflare
Google Tag Manager
Tailwind CSS
Ruby
YouTube

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