The Best Voice-to-CRM Tools for B2B Sales Teams in 2026
The right voice-to-CRM tool depends on which CRM you run and where your reps are when they talk. Spiich fits B2B SaaS teams and is the strongest option in the EU, aiOla and Myko go deepest on Salesforce, Voze is the only one that works with no signal, and your CRM may already do a version of this for free.
Filip Hessle·Comparison
·16 min read
Two questions that decide this
What level of CRM integration is it? Does it attach a note to a record, or does it change the record? Ask whether it can move a deal stage, write a next step, create a contact, fill the custom fields you built, and respect your picklists and validation rules. Then ask which of those your reps do in a normal week. That is the bar, and five of the twelve tools here stop at a note or a note plus a status field.
Is it usable enough that reps use it? It has to fit between meetings, in the car, on the way out of a building. If using it feels like admin, it becomes admin, and it stops getting used in week three.
Best voice-to-CRM tools in 2026 at a glance
Price per seat / month
Spiich
★★★★★
★★★★★
★★★★★
Contact sales for pricing
SPOTIO
★★★☆☆
★★☆☆☆
★★☆☆☆
Quote only, 5-seat minimum
VoiceLine
★★★★☆
★★☆☆☆
★★☆☆☆
From €1,490 per company
aiOla
★★★★☆
★★★★★
★★☆☆☆
Quote only
Myko AI
★★★★☆
★★★★★
★★★★☆
From $50
Voze
★★★★★
★★☆☆☆
★★☆☆☆
Quote only
Hints
★★★★★
★★★★☆
★☆☆☆☆
$10
Salesforce Agentforce
★★★☆☆
★★★☆☆
★★☆☆☆
$5 to $125 add-on
HubSpot Breeze
★★★☆☆
★★☆☆☆
★★☆☆☆
Included, credit-metered
Ask Attio
★★★☆☆
★★★★☆
★★☆☆☆
Included, credit-metered
Pipedrive audio notes
★★☆☆☆
★☆☆☆☆
★☆☆☆☆
Included from €14
Dictation
★☆☆☆☆
None
★☆☆☆☆
$0 to $15
Ease of use: how much the rep does to get one update in. Five is speak once, wherever they already are; one is dictation into a field they found themselves. A forced review step costs a star and buys control.
CRM capabilities: how deep it writes. One is a note, three is standard fields, five is custom objects, picklists and validation rules.
Context: what it reads besides the CRM.
Best voice-to-CRM tools in 2026
1. Spiich
Best for B2B SaaS teams, especially in the EU
Ease of use
★★★★★
CRM capabilities
★★★★★
Context
★★★★★
CRMs supported
HubSpot, Attio, Pipedrive natively. Salesforce during onboarding.
The only tool here that walks into a meeting knowing what was in the email thread, and the strongest option for teams whose data has to stay in the EU. How voice-to-CRM works →
Teams with 10 to 100 reps.
Your reps sell at conferences, dinners and on site as well as over video
The context that matters lives in email threads the CRM never captured
Pipeline data has to stay in the EU
Salesforce shops wanting self-serve setup
Contact sales for pricing.
Speak or type for as long as you like, from Slack, the browser, or a phone, and the record updates. No app to open first, no length cap, no forced review step
Reads the inbox, calendar, web, LinkedIn, Slack and meeting transcripts
Briefs generate from your calendar and arrive each morning
Reads and writes custom CRM properties
Production data stored and processed in the EU
Transcription runs server-side, so no signal means no capture
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2. SPOTIO
Best for field teams who want one platform
Ease of use
★★★☆☆
CRM capabilities
★★☆☆☆
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
Salesforce natively. HubSpot, Dynamics, Zoho, Pipedrive via Zapier.
If you already have a CRM you are happy with, you are buying a second system of record to get the voice layer.
Telecom, home services, roofing, medical devices, distribution, commercial construction.
You want territory management, routing and voice capture from one vendor
A confirmation step before anything writes is a feature, not friction. It costs a star on ease of use here and buys control
Teams whose system of record is HubSpot or Pipedrive
Not published. User-based, five-seat minimum, with DASH AI included in both the B2B and B2C plans and also sold as a separate bundle.
Evaluation starts with a sales call, so budget time before budget money
Voice, chat, or a photo of a business card
Records and activities capture with no signal and sync when the connection returns
Next Best Action scores every record on a scheduled refresh
SOC 2 Type II across all five Trust Services Criteria, with EU data centres
The write is visit notes, lead status and tasks rather than arbitrary fields
Offline voice capture specifically is not documented
The AI is scoped to SPOTIO's own data
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3. VoiceLine
Best for European enterprises on SAP
Ease of use
★★★★☆
CRM capabilities
★★☆☆☆
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, HubSpot, Pipedrive, plus SAP C4C and SAP ERP.
The only one here that reaches SAP natively. Priced for an enterprise rollout, which means it is either obviously right for you or obviously not.
Manufacturing, chemicals, logistics and construction. Frontline and field teams in DACH and wider Europe.
Your stack includes SAP and the CRM alone does not hold the truth
Data has to stay in Europe and be seen to stay there
Small teams
No price on its own site. The AppExchange listing starts at €1,490 per company per month on the Core plan.
€17,880 a year at the listed floor, whatever your headcount
Reachable in the app, over a phone call, and from a car's steering wheel
Servers in Frankfurt with GDPR handled through DataGuard
€10M Series A in early 2026, with DACHSER, ABB and Knauf named as customers
Preparation is retrieved on request
Context beyond the CRM and ERP is not enumerated
The ISO 27001 badge and the Frankfurt servers are presented separately, so ask what the certificate scope actually covers
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4. aiOla
Best for Salesforce teams capturing in noise
Ease of use
★★★★☆
CRM capabilities
★★★★★
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
Salesforce.
If your reps work somewhere loud and your CRM is Salesforce, nothing here writes deeper or hears better. Read the privacy policy before the security review does.
Large field organisations in retail, CPG, pharma and industrial settings.
Reps capture on a factory floor, a loading dock or a windy site
Your Salesforce instance carries heavy custom objects and validation rules
Anyone who needs a published position on model training
Not published. Per-seat subscription, quoted.
United Airlines Ventures is an investor. United and NVIDIA are named customers
Bidirectional sync with any standard or custom Salesforce object, filling forms, picklists and validation rules
Trained its own speech model for noisy environments and strong accents
Account briefings are retrieved by voice on request rather than delivered
Its SOC 2 Type II is stated in a blog post and its ISO appears as a badge, with no certificate published for either
Its privacy policy lists AI model training as a processing purpose
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5. Myko AI
Best for regulated field sales
Ease of use
★★★★☆
CRM capabilities
★★★★★
Context
★★★★☆
CRMs supported
Salesforce, Veeva, Microsoft Dynamics.
The most capability per published dollar on this page. If you are on one of its three CRMs, it should be on your shortlist regardless of what else you are considering.
Life sciences, financial services, energy and consumer goods.
You run Veeva
Quoting and approvals need to happen from the field, not from a laptop
Teams needing a published GDPR position before signing
Myko publishes no price on its own site. Its AppExchange listing shows:
Plan
Per user / month
Notes
Standard
$50
AppExchange listing
Enterprise
Quote
Pilots available on enterprise contracts
20 reps on Standard: $12,000 a year
Edit, update or create anything in the CRM by voice, including quoting, closing opportunities and triggering approvals
Joins CRM data with scraped web pages, support systems, BI and internal knowledge bases
Gartner named it a Cool Vendor in AI for B2B Sales Productivity in 2025
Meeting prep is pulled: the copy says "pull up the meeting prep"
Its SOC 2 Type II is stated in marketing wording with no report cited
Its no-training statement is scoped to Google Workspace API data, not to CRM or voice data
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6. Voze
Best for reps with no signal
Ease of use
★★★★★
CRM capabilities
★★☆☆☆
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive via Zapier. None natively.
Buy it for the offline capture and the thirty-second debrief. Do not buy it expecting your CRM fields to fill themselves.
Truck and trailer, tyre and fleet, heavy equipment, HVAC, PPE, MRO, building materials. Reps who live in vehicles.
Your systems of record are vertical ERPs rather than a CRM
Teams whose data must stay in the EU
Not published. Sold per seat, with no platform fee and no minimum-seat requirement.
Four unpriced tiers, so the quote depends on which you land on
The only tool here that records and queues offline, syncing when the bars return
Hands the rep a pre-visit brief at every stop, and sends managers a Monday digest
Tap once, talk for thirty seconds, done
The oldest company in the category, formerly Telenotes
A SOC 2 Type 1 audit is scheduled with the observation window running
All data is hosted in the United States
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7. Hints
Best on a budget
Ease of use
★★★★★
CRM capabilities
★★★★☆
Context
★☆☆☆☆
CRMs supported
HubSpot, Pipedrive and Salesforce, per its marketplace listings.
Spend ten dollars finding out whether your reps will talk to their phone at all, then spend properly on the tool that fits once you know the answer.
Small teams and individual reps.
Your reps already live in WhatsApp and will not install another app
Enterprise buyers, or anyone whose security review is a gate
$10 per month, or $84 per year. One tier, all features.
20 reps: $1,680 a year
Works through WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS
Writes structured fields including custom ones, across contacts, companies, deals and tasks
Has been shipping since 2022
Capture only: no brief, no context beyond the CRM, no follow-through
A small team on a small seed round, with almost no public review footprint to check
No published security posture worth taking to a review
The CRM list is not published in detail
8. Salesforce Agentforce
Best for Salesforce teams who want to try this without a new vendor
Ease of use
★★★☆☆
CRM capabilities
★★★☆☆
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
Salesforce.
The $5 metered licence makes the question cheap to answer, and the answer tells you whether the rest of this page is worth reading.
Any Salesforce organisation with an admin, at any size.
You want to find out whether reps will use voice before signing with anyone
Reps already open the Salesforce mobile app daily
Buyers who want the brief to arrive rather than be asked for
Option
Cost
Notes
Agentforce user licence
$5 per user / month
Plus Flex Credits, metered
Agentforce add-on
$125 per user / month
Sales, Service and Field Service
Agentforce 1 Sales
From $550 per user / month
Full agent suite
Flex Credits
$500 per 100,000
Metered, on the $5 licence
The capable version is the $125 add-on, which for 20 reps is $30,000 a year
The only CRM-native option that updates a record from a spoken command, documented on Trailhead with the example "Update the ZIP code to 12345"
"Hey Siri, Ask Agentforce" works on iOS, so capture starts without unlocking to an app
It announced Einstein Voice Assistant in 2018, never took it out of beta, and retired it on 10 July 2020
Voice in the Salesforce mobile app is still listed as a pilot for internal users
An admin has to configure an agent and the user has to opt in
Speech feeds an agent prompt rather than a spoken conversation, and every documented example is a standard field
9. HubSpot Breeze
Best free option for HubSpot teams
Ease of use
★★★☆☆
CRM capabilities
★★☆☆☆
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
HubSpot.
If your reps will open the HubSpot app anyway, dictation into Breeze may close enough of the gap to make a purchase unnecessary, and finding out costs an afternoon.
Any HubSpot team, at any size.
The problem is occasional rather than daily
Reps are comfortable in the HubSpot mobile app
Anyone wanting context read from email threads before a meeting
Included across all products and plans. Specific features consume HubSpot Credits, and some require particular seats. Rate limits run to 30 generations a minute and 1,000 a day.
An admin has to enable access for users
The chat creates records and logs notes: documented prompts include "Create a new deal and assign it to me" and "Add note to [contact]"
Tap the microphone on mobile to dictate rather than type
Also available in Slack, where it summarises records, creates tasks and logs notes
Voice is dictation into a chat box, not a documented update mechanism
The standalone Breeze mobile app was retired on 30 June 2026, so it now lives inside the main HubSpot app
In Slack it responds only when mentioned, and record field updates are not documented there
Nothing arrives before a meeting unless you ask for it
10. Ask Attio
Best for teams who want to approve every change
Ease of use
★★★☆☆
CRM capabilities
★★★★☆
Context
★★☆☆☆
CRMs supported
Attio.
If your CRM is the forecast and you want a person to confirm every write, that caution is the feature you are buying.
Attio workspaces of any size.
Your team already works inside Attio rather than around it
Teams wanting a brief pushed before a meeting
Anyone needing the tool to reach a second CRM
Plan
Per user / month
Notes
Free
$0
3 seats, credit-limited
Plus
$44
Higher seat and credit limits
Pro
$99
Unlimited seats
Enterprise
Custom
SSO, SCIM
AI features are metered from a monthly credit pool on every plan, with workspace top-ups available above Plus.
Top-ups run from roughly $70 to $475 a month depending on usage
Dictate to Ask Attio shipped in August 2026
Ships a native call recorder and call intelligence alongside it
The assistant inherits your view permissions
Reachable from the home page, the sidebar, command-K, record pages, notes, call pages and Slack
Availability inside the Attio mobile apps is not documented, and the mobile help page lists no assistant
11. Pipedrive audio notes
Best for a rep who just wants the note recorded
Ease of use
★★☆☆☆
CRM capabilities
★☆☆☆☆
Context
★☆☆☆☆
CRMs supported
Pipedrive.
If your problem is that the detail evaporates between the meeting and the laptop, this fixes it for free. If your problem is that nobody updates the pipeline, it does not touch that.
Pipedrive teams of any size.
The failure mode is forgetting, not typing
Reps will open the Pipedrive app, find the record and tap record, but will not fill in a form
Teams expecting the CRM to interpret what was said
Included from the Lite plan at €14 per user per month. No add-on, no credits.
Optional automatic transcription, so the note is searchable rather than just audio
Attaches to a deal, contact or activity
Capped at one minute on iOS activities and two on Android, and requires iOS 18 or Android 11
The Sales Assistant has a microphone but answers questions rather than writing records, and remains in beta on the web app only
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Honourable mention: dictation software
Best if you just want to type faster
Ease of use
★☆☆☆☆
CRM capabilities
None
Context
★☆☆☆☆
CRMs supported
None.
Spend $15, watch what happens for a month, and you will know whether your problem is speed or discipline. Come back to this list when you want a deal stage changed rather than a sentence typed faster.
Individual reps who type slowly and have no appetite for another tool.
Reps will happily open the CRM, just not type in it
Teams who want capture to happen away from a keyboard
Approach
Sticker cost
What you get
Verdict
Wispr Flow
Free to $15 per month
System-wide dictation across Mac, Windows, iOS, Android
Genuinely useful, and honest about being dictation
Your phone's keyboard
Free
Dictation into the CRM mobile app
Already installed. Try it first
Dictation makes writing the note two to three times faster
It does nothing about the note that never gets written, which is the actual problem
One star on ease of use is the whole story. To update a record the rep opens the CRM, finds it, clicks into a field and dictates, then repeats for the next field. Dictation replaces typing, not the work around it
No CRM integration. It types where your cursor is, and nothing is parsed, matched to a record or written to a field
Wispr Flow processes everything in the United States with no regional option, and on consumer plans uses audio, transcripts and edits for model training unless the user turns data sharing off
What adoption actually costs
The licence is not the expensive part. The expensive part is the eight weeks after signature when nobody uses it.
Every tool here demos beautifully, because a demo is one person, one sentence, one clean record. What breaks a rollout is the rep who tries it twice, gets a duplicate contact and a wrong deal stage, spends ten minutes fixing both, and never opens it again.
Three things predict whether it sticks. Whether the capture happens where the rep already is, rather than in a new app they have to remember. Whether the first week's writes are accurate enough that nobody has to check them. And whether a manager notices the difference in the pipeline, because a tool that only makes a rep's life easier gets abandoned the first busy week.
Frequently asked questions
There is no single best tool. Spiich fits B2B SaaS teams and is the strongest option in the EU. aiOla and Myko AI write deepest on Salesforce. Voze is the only one that captures with no signal. Hints is the cheapest tool here that still writes to fields. The right choice depends on your CRM and where your reps are.
From $10 per user per month upwards. Hints is the cheapest real option at $10. Myko AI lists $50 on the AppExchange. VoiceLine starts at €1,490 per company. Spiich, SPOTIO, aiOla and Voze publish no pricing, so budget a sales call before a number.
Often, yes. Salesforce's Agentforce mobile app takes voice commands, though the capable version sits behind an add-on. HubSpot's Breeze accepts dictation into a chat box that can create and update records. Attio shipped dictation into its assistant in August 2026. Pipedrive files audio notes as notes, capped at one minute on iOS.
Most do not. Voze records and queues offline, syncing when signal returns. SPOTIO captures records and activities offline, though it does not document offline voice. Spiich runs transcription server-side and needs a connection. The rest publish no offline position.
A notetaker needs a recording. It joins a call, transcribes it and summarises it afterwards, usually into a text field. Voice-to-CRM needs a rep who talks on purpose, and fills structured fields from what they said. Notetakers cover scheduled calls. Voice-to-CRM covers everything else, including conversations nobody recorded.
Spiich and Hints write to HubSpot natively. VoiceLine lists it among its native integrations. SPOTIO and Voze reach HubSpot through Zapier rather than directly. aiOla and Myko AI do not support it at all. HubSpot's own Breeze assistant also takes dictation on mobile.
Treat that as the thing you test. No vendor here publishes accuracy figures. Run the same spoken update at every vendor during evaluation, then check the CRM yourself rather than the demo screen, and count how many records needed correcting. If your CRM is the forecast, prefer a tool that lets a human approve the write.
Start with the travellers. They have the sharpest version of the problem and will tell you quickly whether the tool survives real use. Most vendors here price per seat with no meaningful minimum, apart from SPOTIO's five-seat floor, so a four-person pilot is usually possible and always cheaper than discovering the answer at scale.
The note that never gets written is the one that costs you
Spiich takes the update by voice or text, from Slack, the browser or a phone, and writes it into your CRM. No app to open first, no length cap, no forced review step.