Tool overview
Lyra is listed under Meetings AI tools.
What is Lyra?
Lyra hosts browser-based meetings, transcribes each participant separately, researches attendees, creates live artifacts, updates connected systems, sends follow-ups, and stores conversations in a searchable workspace memory with cited answers.
Best for
Revenue teams combining meetings, research, follow-up, and searchable account memory
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm billable users, platform fee scope, calendar and CRM connections, recording consent, retention, workspace limits, agent permissions, security, onboarding, support, and enterprise pricing.
Key features
Native browser meetings with separate audio capture
Pre-meeting attendee research and enrichment
Live personalized meeting artifacts
Automated CRM updates and follow-up emails
Searchable workspace conversation memory
Agent queries and actions across connected tools
Use cases
Running customer and sales meetings
Preparing account research before calls
Automating CRM and follow-up work
Searching prior customer conversations
Pros
- Publishes fixed core pricing
- Includes unlimited meetings and agent actions
- SOC 2 Type II status is published
Cons
- Core pricing includes an added platform fee
- Meeting recording requires consent and governance
- Automated actions can create CRM or email mistakes
Limitations
Lyra can transcribe inaccurately, research the wrong person, expose sensitive conversation data, or take an unsuitable follow-up action. Teams must obtain consent, validate artifacts, restrict access, review every external action, and define retention policies.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
The Core Platform costs $45 per user per month plus a $100 monthly Agent Platform fee. Enterprise pricing is custom. The official page does not confirm an ongoing free plan or a formal self-service free trial.
Supported languages
- English
Integrations
Google Calendar
Cal.com
HubSpot
Salesforce
Slack



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