Speck
by Speck · Pre-meeting research and in-call chat for back-to-back meetings
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Overview
Speck records meetings and prepares research on participants and companies before each call, drawing on email, CRM, data warehouse, LinkedIn and other connected sources. It runs in the browser alongside meeting apps and offers an in-call chat that searches emails, previous meetings and the web. Research workflows can be customised, and shared across a team on paid plans.
- Best for
- Customer-facing staff in back-to-back calls who want research prepared before each meeting.
- Pricing
- Individual is $30 a month and Team is $40 per user, with custom Enterprise pricing; an annual toggle is shown but no annual rates are given.
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- Pulls from email, CRM, data warehouse, LinkedIn and the web
- In-call chat searches past meetings, emails and the web
- Runs in the browser beside meeting apps, no extra configuration
- SOC 2 Type I and II; data not used to train AI models
Trade-offs
- Site banner says the company has been acquired; product future unstated
- Pricing page contradicts itself: Individual shown as $30 and as free
- SSO, RBAC and custom integrations are Enterprise-only
- Enterprise pricing is quote-only, via a booked demo
How Speck markets itself
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Homepage capture
“World-class meeting research delivered before every call”
- Angle: Outcome / benefit-led
- Hero: Illustration
Pricing
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How this score is made up
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Pricing transparency
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Marketing site structure
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Page speed
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