Headquarters
Paris, FranceFounded
2021CEO / Founder
Robin BonduelleEmployees
11-50Funding
Acquired — $3MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.6/10Website
www.claap.io/Profile updated
Claap is an AI-powered meeting intelligence platform founded in 2021 by Robin Bonduelle and Pierre Touzeau in Paris, France. The company captures sales calls, transcribes them, and converts conversation data into automated follow-ups, CRM entries, coaching insights, and AI agent inputs for B2B sales teams.
The platform integrates with HubSpot, Salesforce, and Slack, enabling sales reps to automatically log call outcomes and generate follow-up sequences without manual data entry. Claap's AI surfaces deal risk signals and coaching recommendations to revenue leaders, reducing post-meeting administrative work by automating note-taking and CRM updates.
Claap raised $3 million in a pre-seed round in June 2021 from LocalGlobe, Headline, and approximately 30 angel investors including Front co-founder Mathilde Collin and GoCardless co-founder Matt Robinson. In October 2025, Paris-based lemlist acquired Claap for $25 million ($15 million upfront plus $10 million in earn-outs), combining meeting intelligence with outbound sales automation.
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Who Claap competes with, and how they differ.
Gong is the category-defining revenue-intelligence platform: enterprise-focused with custom quote-based pricing (no published rates), plus a broader deal-risk forecasting suite beyond meeting capture, versus Claap's self-serve, SMB-priced product.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedAvoma bundles AI meeting assistant, conversation intelligence, and revenue analytics much like Claap, but pitches itself across sales, customer success, and product teams rather than sales-only.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedFireflies.ai is a horizontal AI meeting note-taker used across sales, recruiting, and product teams (not sales-specific), competing on breadth of integrations and a free tier rather than sales-coaching or CRM-write-back depth.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedGrain focuses narrowly on sales-call recording and shareable highlight clips for coaching and deal review, a lighter tool than Claap's full CRM automation and AI-agent layer.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedtl;dv is a meeting recorder with sales-coaching and CRM-sync features that closely mirror Claap's core loop, differentiated mainly by a free unlimited-recording tier that undercuts Claap on price.
1 product reviewed on TopReviewedKey milestones in Claap's history, with sources.
Acquired by lemlist for an undisclosed eight-figure sum
Paris-based sales-engagement platform lemlist acquired Claap in a deal press described as eight figures and exceeding EUR15M, funded entirely from lemlist's own resources with no external financing; backers LocalGlobe and Headline exited their stakes. The companies began a 30/60/90-day product integration.
frenchweb.frPrivate beta launch of async video meeting tool
Claap opened private beta for a tool letting teams record short video updates, comment inline, and set response deadlines in place of live meetings, with Trello and Jira integrations at launch.
techcrunch.comPre-seed -- $3M led by LocalGlobe and Headline
Claap raised a $3M pre-seed round from LocalGlobe and Headline, with participation from E.Ventures, Kima Ventures, and roughly 30 angel investors including Front co-founder Mathilde Collin and GoCardless co-founder Matt Robinson.
techcrunch.comFounded in Paris by Robin Bonduelle and Pierre Touzeau
Claap was founded in 2021 in Paris as an asynchronous video meeting platform, later repositioning as an AI meeting-intelligence tool for B2B sales teams.
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