Granola is a notepad that improves the notes you take in a meeting. Arguium is an assistant that answers questions while the meeting is happening. Both stay out of the participant list, so the real choice is between a better record and live help.
| Arguium | Granola | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Answers during the conversation | AI-enhanced notes from the meeting |
| Free plan | 30 credits/day, 3 screenshots/day | Basic — limited meeting history |
| Paid plan | $10/month, or $96/year ($8/month) | $14 per user/month (Business) |
| Enterprise tier | Not offered | $35 per user/month |
| Screenshot analysis | Yes, with multi-capture batching | Not listed on the pricing page |
| Own API key / local model | Yes — BYOK, or a local Ollama model for chat | Not listed on the pricing page |
| Phone as a second screen (end-to-end encrypted) | Yes, in Premium — the transcript and answers in an encrypted web page, no app; your screen itself is never sent | Not listed on the pricing page, which lists iOS and Android apps |
| Team integrations | Not offered | Slack on every plan; Notion, HubSpot, Attio, Affinity, Zapier on Business |
Granola figures checked on 6 October 2026 against their pricing page. Pricing changes — verify there before deciding. Arguium’s own prices are listed on our download page.
If the goal is a shared written record your colleagues can search, Granola is built for that and Arguium is not. If the goal is help during your own calls, Arguium is the one designed for that job.
No. Arguium keeps sessions locally on your machine and does not currently offer third-party workspace integrations.