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WHATAI LATEST · AUG 15, 2026

Fathom Adds Organization Control to Its Bot-Free Meeting Beta

The new desktop experience now combines transcript-only and audio capture, live summaries, per-meeting modes and broader workflow access, but the rollout is still not a universal replacement for Fathom's meeting bot.

By WhatAI Editorial Team ·

## What changed

Fathom's newest recorded product update gives organization administrators a switch to block bot-free recording across their account. When that setting is enabled, users must capture meetings with a visible Fathom bot and the bot-free choices are disabled. It sounds like a small administrative option, but it marks an important stage in Fathom's 2026 transition. The company is no longer presenting bot-free capture only as an individual convenience. It is building the controls required for organizations to decide which capture architecture their people may use. [Fathom product updates](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/6220097)

That distinction matters because Fathom now has two materially different meeting experiences. The established version sends a Fathom participant into Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams, records the call, and creates the transcript and summary after processing. The new desktop beta can capture a transcript or audio from the user's device without adding a bot, while retaining a bot option for full audio and video. The new experience also introduces a live summary, a private scratch pad, per-meeting capture choices, desktop meeting history, and one-click post-call actions. [New experience guide](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/11577345)

## The capture choices are not equivalent

Eligible beta users can choose Capture Off, Transcript Only, Audio Only, or Audio and Video with a bot. Transcript Only is designed for users who want searchable notes without retaining an audio or video recording. Audio Only keeps audio but avoids a visible meeting participant. The bot route remains the route for a full audiovisual recording. These choices affect more than meeting etiquette. They change what source material exists later, what can be shared, what participants see, which platform limitations apply, and what an organization can preserve for compliance or quality review.

Bot-free does not mean invisible or exempt from consent. Fathom provides a Recording Notice that can post in the meeting chat, and the application can require a consent confirmation before the user sees the output. Fathom's broader consent documentation also describes consent emails, banners, host notifications, and visible bots. The correct mechanism depends on the platform and capture route. The user or employer still has to determine the lawful and appropriate disclosure, because a product notice cannot resolve every jurisdiction, employment policy, client contract, confidentiality duty, or participant expectation. [Recording permission guide](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/6150977)

The new organization switch can therefore be read as a governance feature, not a judgement that a bot is always better. Some organizations prefer a visible participant because it creates an obvious signal and a consistent capture method. Others may prefer transcript-only capture because it reduces stored media. A regulated or risk-sensitive team may want one approved mode, one consent script, one sharing rule, and one retention path rather than allowing every user to choose. Fathom now gives an administrator a way to enforce the bot side of that decision.

## The beta is still narrower than the marketing headline

Fathom's current upgrade guide says the new experience is rolling out in phases to Mac users with English-language meetings. Windows support is still described as coming. The regular Fathom application continues to work on Mac and Windows, but the beta should not be described as a fully available cross-platform replacement. Fathom's pricing page also labels the bot-free choice as a Mac beta.

Platform coverage is uneven. Fathom says bot-free Zoom video capture is available on Mac. Its beta roadmap still describes Google Meet bot-free video through the Chrome extension as coming, while expanded Microsoft Teams bot-free support is also being developed and may depend on whether the user joins in a supported browser or the native application. The transcript-only or audio-only experience should therefore be tested on the exact platform, browser, desktop client, meeting type, and organization configuration a team uses. [Beta roadmap](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/11578049)

Some familiar in-meeting functions are also not equal across versions. Fathom's documentation says in-meeting highlights are unavailable in the new experience, although users can create post-meeting clips. Real-time coaching is listed as coming soon in the bot-free desktop settings. The established bot workflow does not provide the new live summary and instead generates transcripts and summaries after the call. A buyer choosing between versions is trading among bot visibility, saved media, live assistance, highlights, coaching, platform compatibility, and policy requirements.

## Live summary is useful, but it needs the right label

Fathom describes the new in-call feature as a live summary that updates as the meeting progresses. That can help a user follow decisions, capture missing context, and check the direction of a conversation before it ends. It should not automatically be sold as a verbatim real-time transcript or an accessibility accommodation. Anyone who needs word-for-word live text, speaker certainty, multilingual performance, or a formal reasonable adjustment should run a direct test with representative speakers and obtain the required accessibility advice. [Real-time feature explanation](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/7573633)

The private scratch pad adds another useful layer. A user can write their own notes while the AI builds the live summary, then tag a teammate. Fathom warns that tagging someone who was not on the call sends that person an email and grants access to the call. That means an innocent note-taking action can become an access-control decision. Teams should decide who may be mentioned, which meetings are too sensitive for external tags, and what access is granted when a note is shared.

## The broader Fathom platform is also becoming more programmable

The beta is only one part of the current product story. Fathom's recent updates added recording downloads through the API, meeting URLs and sharing status in API responses, highlights through the meetings endpoint, test webhook payloads, meeting-type filters, and Account-Wide Ask Fathom inside the desktop application. The official MCP server can expose authorized meeting context to ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, and other compatible clients. [Fathom API](https://developers.fathom.ai/api-overview) [Fathom MCP](https://developers.fathom.ai/mcp-docs)

This moves Fathom beyond a private archive of call notes. A team can use meeting data to update CRM records, draft follow-ups, create tasks, prepare for later calls, search customer evidence, build internal dashboards, or ground an AI assistant. The benefit is larger, but so is the data surface. API keys, OAuth applications, MCP sessions, CRM permissions, automation tools, and downstream databases can each create additional access paths and copies. Removing access inside Fathom does not necessarily remove content already sent to Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Asana, Notion, ChatGPT, Claude, Zapier, Make, or a custom application.

## Pricing still starts with a real free plan

Fathom's Free plan remains unusually generous for individual capture. The company advertises unlimited recordings, transcription, storage, downloads, and clips. Free users receive the General or Enhanced summary and five calls per month with advanced summaries and selected advanced AI features. Premium costs $16 per user per month on annual billing or $20 month to month. It removes the individual advanced-summary limits and adds action items, follow-up drafts, more templates, Ask Fathom, and bot customization. [Fathom pricing](https://www.fathom.ai/pricing)

Team costs $15 annually or $19 monthly per user with a two-user minimum. Business costs $25 or $34 and adds the deeper CRM, deal, custom-summary, coaching, and scorecard layer. Enterprise remains custom and is where Fathom places SSO, SCIM, custom retention, onboarding, organization security, dedicated support, and the signed BAA route.

One search limit is scheduled to change after this article's publication. From September 1, 2026, Account-Wide Ask Fathom on Free will search only the previous two weeks of personal calls. Premium keeps unlimited lookback across My Calls. Team keeps unlimited My Calls lookback but limits Team Calls and All Calls to two weeks. Business keeps unlimited lookback across personal and team calls. Unlimited recording history and unlimited AI search across that history are therefore separate benefits. [Ask Fathom limits](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/10390017)

## Privacy and retention remain buying criteria

Fathom states that its AI subprocessors, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, are contractually prohibited from training on customer data. Its Privacy Policy separately permits the use of de-identified meeting data to improve Fathom's own proprietary AI models, depending on account settings. Individuals can opt out, and Team organizations can apply an account-wide opt-out. [Fathom Privacy Policy](https://www.fathom.ai/privacy)

Fathom says all data is stored in the United States. It advertises SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance, publishes a DPA, and offers a BAA route. Those claims do not make every account configuration suitable for every sensitive meeting. A buyer needs to confirm the applicable plan and contract, whether a BAA has actually been executed, which subprocessors receive content, who can access recordings, how links are shared, where integrated copies go, and how deletion works.

For individuals, Fathom advertises indefinite recording storage until manual deletion. Enterprise can request an automatic retention rule, but Fathom currently configures it with support. The documented policy applies one retention period across the team and permanently deletes recordings that age past the rule. A team that needs different retention for recruiting, sales, health, legal, research, or internal meetings cannot assume those distinctions are self-serve. [Retention policies](https://help.fathom.video/en/articles/6057089)

## What buyers should test now

A useful pilot should compare the established bot workflow with every beta mode the team may use. Test Zoom, Meet, Teams, Slack Huddles, scheduled calls, impromptu calls, internal meetings, external meetings, different speakers, noise, accents, technical vocabulary, and long calls. Check whether the capture notice is visible, whether every participant understands it, whether the live summary omits or changes material facts, and whether the final output corrects or compounds those errors.

Then test the operating layer: default sharing, anyone-with-link access, calendar invitees who did not attend, teammate mentions, folders, search, Account-Wide Ask Fathom, CRM matching, field truncation, scorecards, action owners, API scopes, webhook retries, MCP access, deletion, retention, and offboarding. Track time saved after human review, not the time implied by an unreviewed AI draft.

The latest update makes Fathom more credible as an organization-level platform because it recognizes that capture mode is a policy decision. It does not complete the bot-free transition. The right 2026 description is a mature bot-based meeting assistant with a promising, increasingly capable, but still phased desktop beta layered beside it.

ℹ️

WhatAI Decision Box

Best for:

Individuals and teams that run frequent Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams calls and want a strong free capture layer, searchable meeting memory, reviewed AI summaries, clips, action items, CRM updates, team collaboration, API access, or AI-assistant connections.

Not for:

People who require a fully released bot-free Windows or multilingual experience, native mobile or in-person capture today, uploaded-recording analysis, simultaneous overlapping-call recording, Linux or Chromebook support, silent recording, automatic truth without review, regional data residency outside the United States, or self-serve retention controls below Enterprise.

⇆ Often compared with

Granola Otter.ai Fireflies.ai Read AI Gong MeetGeek

ℹ️ WhatAI Field Note

  • Fathom's individual Free plan is the clearest reason to trial it: core recording, storage, transcription, downloads, clips, and general summaries are not restricted by a monthly minute allowance. The upgrade decision is mainly about advanced AI depth, team-wide search and collaboration, CRM automation, coaching, and governance.
  • Do not buy for the bot-free roadmap alone without testing eligibility. As of August 2026, the new experience is still a phased Mac and English-language beta, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams bot-free video coverage remains incomplete, Windows is upcoming, and organizations can require the bot workflow.

Fathom records, transcribes, summarizes, searches, and activates meeting knowledge from Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. Its permanent Free plan includes unlimited individual recordings, storage, and transcription, while paid plans add advanced AI, shared team libraries, CRM automation, coaching, governance, and broader meeting search.

What Fathom Does and Where the Buying Decision Changes

The mature Fathom workflow uses a visible meeting bot, while the new desktop experience adds transcript-only and audio-only bot-free capture, live summaries, per-meeting capture choices, and a private scratch pad. That new experience is still a phased Mac and English-language beta. Premium costs $16 per user per month on annual billing or $20 monthly. Team costs $15 or $19 with a two-user minimum, Business costs $25 or $34, and Enterprise is custom. Fathom stores meeting data in the United States, retains individual recordings until deletion, and may use de-identified meeting data to improve its own models unless the user or organization opts out.

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Use the discussion below to share tested transcription quality, beta availability, platform behavior, pricing, CRM results, consent workflows, privacy controls, support experiences, and comparisons with Granola, Otter, Fireflies, Read AI, and Gong. State the plan, operating system, meeting platform, language, capture mode, and test date so readers can separate current evidence from older versions.

About Fathom

Fathom is an AI meeting assistant for capturing, transcribing, summarizing, searching, and sharing online meetings. It works with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, connects to a Google or Microsoft calendar, and can send notes, action items, highlights, and structured meeting data into collaboration, CRM, automation, and AI systems. The permanent Free plan for individuals includes unlimited recordings, storage, and transcription, plus general summaries and limited use of advanced AI features. Premium expands individual AI features, while Team, Business, and Enterprise add shared meeting libraries, global search, collaboration, CRM automation, coaching, governance, and organizational controls. Fathom is transitioning from its established meeting-bot workflow to a new desktop experience with bot-free transcript and audio capture, live summaries, per-meeting capture modes, a scratch pad, and post-call actions. As of August 2026, that new experience remains a phased beta for eligible Mac users with English-language meetings. Windows, non-English, mobile, in-person, and platform-specific bot-free support remain incomplete or upcoming. Buyers should test the exact capture route they intend to use rather than treating every beta capability as universally available. Meeting records can contain personal, confidential, health, employment, legal, and commercial information. Fathom states that its third-party AI subprocessors cannot train on customer data, but Fathom may use de-identified meeting data to improve its own models unless the user or organization opts out. Data is stored in the United States, individual recordings are retained indefinitely until deleted, and automated retention policies are an Enterprise feature that currently requires assistance from Fathom. Users remain responsible for consent, lawful recording, sharing settings, downstream copies, and human review of transcripts, summaries, action items, scorecards, CRM fields, and AI answers.

Use Cases

Capture client meetings without dividing attention between conversation and manual notesCreate searchable transcripts and summaries for recurring team meetingsExtract and verify action items, owners, deadlines, decisions, and unresolved questionsDraft post-meeting follow-up emails from reviewed meeting contextSync sales-call notes and structured fields into supported CRM recordsBuild coaching scorecards for repeated call typesCreate shared playlists of customer, research, onboarding, or training momentsSearch across personal or team meeting history before a follow-up callUse saved searches and alerts to monitor competitor, objection, risk, or customer-language mentionsSend reviewed action items into Asana or automation workflowsGround ChatGPT or Claude work in authorized Fathom meeting recordsBuild internal tools and integrations with the API, webhooks, SDKs, OAuth, or MCPDocument interviews, one-on-ones, project reviews, customer-success calls, and product researchShare a controlled summary or recording with an attendee who does not have a Fathom accountUse live summaries and a private scratch pad during eligible Mac beta meetings

Key Features

  • Automatic capture for scheduled Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams meetings
  • Bot-based audio and video recording workflow
  • Bot-free transcript-only and audio-only capture in the phased Fathom desktop beta
  • Bot-free Zoom video capture on eligible Mac beta accounts
  • Live meeting summaries in the new bot-free experience
  • Private in-meeting scratch pad and teammate mentions in the new experience
  • Per-meeting and default capture modes
  • Auto-capture rules for internal, external, impromptu, and supported Slack Huddle meetings
  • Post-call transcripts with speaker identification
  • Unlimited recordings, transcription, downloads, clips, and storage on advertised individual plans
  • Transcription in 38 advertised languages
  • Automatic General or Enhanced meeting summaries
  • More than 15 advertised advanced meeting-summary templates
  • AI-generated action items and follow-up email drafts on eligible plans
  • Custom call and deal-summary templates on eligible plans
  • Ask Fathom chat within an individual meeting
  • Account-wide Ask Fathom across personal and eligible team meeting history
  • Attendee and keyword search
  • AI Search Alerts and keyword alerts on eligible team plans
  • Highlights, clips, playlists, comments, mentions, and folders
  • Shared Team Calls library
  • Customer View and Deal View
  • Meeting types and automatic classification
  • AI scorecards and coaching metrics
  • Real-time coaching in the previous experience, with support still upcoming in the bot-free beta
  • HubSpot, Salesforce, and Close CRM sync
  • CRM field sync and deal automation on Business
  • Asana action-item integration
  • Slack sharing and workflow integration
  • Zapier and Make automation routes
  • Notion and other third-party workflow integrations
  • Official ChatGPT and Claude connections through Fathom MCP
  • Public REST API, webhooks, OAuth, TypeScript SDK, and Python SDK
  • Meeting, transcript, summary, action-item, highlight, meeting-type, sharing, and recording-download API data
  • Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook Calendar connections
  • Automatic consent email option
  • Visible recording notice through bot, banner, meeting chat, or in-app confirmation depending on capture route
  • Automatic attendee sharing controls for summary and recording
  • Call-level Limited, Standard, and Admin access roles
  • Team, department, and organization administration
  • Transcript editing and trimming controls
  • Default link-access and anonymous-sharing restrictions
  • SSO, SCIM, custom retention, onboarding, and additional security controls on Enterprise
  • SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, DPA, and BAA materials advertised by Fathom
  • De-identified in-house model-improvement opt-out
  • Growth Partner, referral points, nonprofit, and qualified portfolio programmes

Pricing

Free

$0

  • • Permanent individual plan
  • • Unlimited recordings and call storage
  • • Unlimited transcription in 38 advertised languages
  • • Unlimited call downloads and clips
  • • General or Enhanced automated summaries
  • • Five calls per month with advanced summaries and selected advanced AI features
  • • Limited Ask Fathom use
  • • Attendee and keyword search across personal meetings
  • • Personal playlists, clips, and highlights
  • • ChatGPT and Claude meeting-context integrations advertised on every plan
  • • Public API and MCP access shown on the current feature table
  • • CRM sync for HubSpot, Salesforce, and Close limited to three users per email domain
  • • Personal-use Zapier integration
  • • Thirty-day preview of Premium features for new individual accounts
  • • From September 1, 2026, Account-Wide Ask Fathom on Free searches only the previous two weeks of calls
  • • No advanced summary choice after the first five eligible calls in a month
  • • No custom bot name or removal of the standard in-meeting banner
  • • Free service carries reduced contractual commitments under the Terms

Premium

$16 per user per month annually or $20 monthly

  • • Everything in Free
  • • Unlimited advanced AI summaries
  • • More than 15 advertised expert templates
  • • AI-generated action items
  • • AI follow-up email drafts
  • • Ask Fathom for meeting questions and outputs
  • • Unlimited Account-Wide Ask Fathom lookback across the user's own meetings from September 1, 2026
  • • Custom meeting bot name
  • • Ability to disable the standard in-meeting banner where supported
  • • Thirty-day Premium preview for new users, with no obligation to upgrade when the preview ends
  • • Automatically renewing monthly or annual subscription until cancelled
  • • Current pricing page advertises a 90-day guarantee, but buyers should confirm eligibility and claim conditions before relying on it

Team

$15 per user per month annually or $19 monthly, two-user minimum

  • • Everything in Premium
  • • All seats are paid on current Team and Business plans
  • • Team meeting library and shared recordings view
  • • Global attendee and keyword search across accessible calls
  • • Team folders, comments, mentions, and highlight playlists
  • • Customer View
  • • Keyword alerts and eligible AI search alerts
  • • Organization and team administration
  • • Account-wide Ask Fathom with unlimited My Calls lookback
  • • From September 1, 2026, Team Calls and All Calls Ask Fathom lookback is limited to two weeks
  • • CRM sync, subject to documented plan and connection rules
  • • Fathom currently advertises a 90-day guarantee
  • • Team trial is available, but the live checkout should be checked for duration, billing date, included seats, and renewal terms

Business

$25 per user per month annually or $34 monthly, two-user minimum

  • • Everything in Team
  • • CRM field sync
  • • Automatic updates to supported CRM records
  • • Deal View and customizable deal summaries
  • • Coaching metrics and AI scorecards
  • • Custom call and deal-summary templates
  • • Unlimited Account-Wide Ask Fathom lookback across My Calls and Team Calls from September 1, 2026
  • • Team-level Salesforce connection and field mapping eligibility
  • • Current pricing page advertises a 90-day guarantee
  • • CRM behavior depends on supported records, fields, permissions, matching, plan, and calendar data

Enterprise

Custom

  • • Everything in Business
  • • Launch Assist onboarding
  • • Organization-wide security controls
  • • Single sign-on
  • • Okta SCIM provisioning
  • • Custom data-retention programmes
  • • Dedicated Customer Success Manager and priority support service levels
  • • Custom contracts and redline support
  • • Additional cyber-insurance coverage advertised by Fathom
  • • Signed Business Associate Agreement route for HIPAA use
  • • Retention rules currently require Fathom assistance and support one team-wide policy rather than separate policies for different meeting types
  • • Confirm regions, retention, deletion, subprocessors, support, migration, audit access, security controls, BAA scope, and exit terms in the order form

Special Programmes

Eligibility based

  • • Qualifying nonprofits can apply for ten free seats
  • • Affiliated startups of selected venture funds and accelerators can receive up to two years of Team access
  • • Eligible customers switching from Gong or a similar contract can apply for Business access during the remaining contract period plus migration support
  • • Offers require qualification and should not be treated as generally available list prices

Pricing varies by plan and region — see current pricing.

Plan features change — last updated: 2026-08-15.

Details

Categories: Automation & Process
Skill Level: beginner
Access Methods: macOS desktop app, Windows desktop app, Web dashboard, Zoom app, Chrome extension for selected bot-free workflows, REST API, Webhooks, OAuth, TypeScript SDK, Python SDK, MCP connection, iOS app announced for pre-download, not yet a finished in-person capture route

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torsten_cre · Fathom Automation & Process

The honest Fathom review from May 2026 is the one worth reading before you try alternatives

There are a lot of AI meeting tool reviews that read like affiliate content. The honest Fathom review published May 2026 is the one that covers the actual tradeoffs rather than listing features. The unrestricted free plan being genuinely unlimited on recordings, transcriptions and basic AI summaries is the differentiator that makes Fathom the right starting point before evaluating paid alternatives. Most competing tools have meaningful free tier restrictions that force you into a paid plan before you have established whether the tool fits your workflow. The in-meeting highlighting for flagging important moments during the call rather than retrospectively is the live interaction feature that changes how you engage with the meeting. Marking a specific moment as important as it happens means the post-meeting review focuses on what you identified as significant rather than requiring you to review the full transcript. The personal meeting repository search being accurate enough to… Read full discussion →
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vagner_builds · Fathom Automation & Process

Turning Fathom action items into actual tasks in Todoist, Asana or ClickUp is where the tool becomes infrastructure

The action item to task workflow video covers something that most Fathom tutorials skip: what happens after the meeting notes are generated. The automatic action item extraction identifying responsibilities and next steps from meeting transcripts is the starting point. The question is what you do with those items to make sure they get acted on rather than reviewed and forgotten. The manual path of copying action items into Todoist, Asana or ClickUp works and takes about two minutes after each meeting. The Zapier integration path automating that task creation from Fathom into your task manager of choice removes those two minutes from every post-meeting workflow. Across fifteen meetings a week that is a meaningful operational improvement. The meeting notes to CRM workflow being similarly automatable via Zapier is the sales team application that changes whether Fathom is a personal productivity tool or a team infrastructure tool. The distinction worth making… Read full discussion →
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birthe_cre · Fathom Automation & Process

Fathom's feature set in 2026 is the result of steady iteration rather than a single big launch

The April 2026 Fireflies review covering Fathom alongside Fireflies features from the 2024-2025 timeframe is interesting specifically because it makes the feature comparison across both tools concrete. The AI-powered question answering on meeting transcripts is the retrieval capability that changes what a meeting archive is worth. Being able to ask "when did we last discuss the pricing model" and get a specific answer with a timestamp from the right meeting rather than manually scanning through transcripts is the long-form memory feature. The real-time translation enabling on-the-fly language translation during meetings is the international team feature that matters most for organisations with distributed teams across language barriers. A meeting where some participants receive real-time translation is a different kind of inclusion than a meeting where non-native speakers have to follow at a disadvantage. The meeting summary quality being the primary variable that distinguishes good from average AI meeting tools is the… Read full discussion →
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sigrun_digital · Fathom Automation & Process

Fathom's free plan is genuinely unlimited and the Chrome extension setup takes about four minutes

I had been putting off trying AI meeting assistants because the ones I had looked at previously all had meaningful limitations on the free tier. The May 2026 Fathom overview changed my view because the free plan offering unlimited meeting recordings, transcripts and storage is not a marketing claim with an asterisk. It is actually unlimited. The Chrome extension integrating with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams and connecting to Google Calendar to automatically join scheduled calls is the setup that takes about four minutes and then runs without any further configuration. The bot joins your meetings, transcribes them, generates summaries with action items and stores everything searchably. The real-time transcription being available during the meeting rather than only as a post-meeting summary is the capability that changes how you use it. Asking the AI assistant a question about what was just said while still in the meeting is a… Read full discussion →
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FreelanceConsultant_Obi · Fathom Automation & Process

Fathom is free, unlimited, and it automatically syncs notes to my CRM, I want to know why more freelancers do not use this

Genuine question in the title because I have recommended this to six freelancers in the past few months and four of them had never heard of it. The free plan gives you unlimited recording, unlimited transcription and unlimited general AI summaries. Not a trial, not a limited tier, actually unlimited. For a freelancer running client calls on Zoom, Meet or Teams all day that is meaningful because the paid meeting assistant tools add up quickly across a roster of clients. The CRM sync is the feature I want to highlight because it is what turned this from a note-taking tool into something that actually improves my client management. After a call ends Fathom generates the summary and action items and pushes them directly to HubSpot or Salesforce against the relevant contact record. No manual copy-paste, no forgetting to log the call, no missing an action item because it was buried… Read full discussion →
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The honest Fathom review from May 2026 is the one worth reading before you try alternatives

The honest Fathom review from May 2026 is the one worth reading before you try alternatives

torsten_cre

Turning Fathom action items into actual tasks in Todoist, Asana or ClickUp is where the tool becomes infrastructure

Turning Fathom action items into actual tasks in Todoist, Asana or ClickUp is where the tool becomes infrastructure

vagner_builds

Fathom's feature set in 2026 is the result of steady iteration rather than a single big launch

Fathom's feature set in 2026 is the result of steady iteration rather than a single big launch

birthe_cre

Fathom's free plan is genuinely unlimited and the Chrome extension setup takes about four minutes

Fathom's free plan is genuinely unlimited and the Chrome extension setup takes about four minutes

sigrun_digital

Fathom is free, unlimited, and it automatically syncs notes to my CRM, I want to know why more freelancers do not use this

Fathom is free, unlimited, and it automatically syncs notes to my CRM, I want to know why more freelancers do not use this

FreelanceConsultant_Obi

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Fathom Pros & Cons

Permanent individual Free plan

👍 Pro

Unlimited recordings, storage, transcription, downloads, and clips make the core capture workflow unusually accessible for individual users.

👎 Con

Advanced summaries and selected AI features are limited to five calls per month, and future Account-Wide Ask Fathom lookback is restricted on Free.

Bot and bot-free choices

👍 Pro

Users can retain full audio and video through a bot or use lower-friction transcript and audio capture in the new desktop experience.

👎 Con

Bot-free availability remains a phased Mac and English-language beta, platform coverage differs, and organization admins can disable it.

Live meeting assistance

👍 Pro

Eligible beta users receive an updating live summary and a private scratch pad instead of waiting until the call ends.

👎 Con

The established bot experience remains post-call, and the live feature should not be assumed to be a verbatim accessibility-grade transcript.

Team knowledge and search

👍 Pro

Shared libraries, folders, playlists, comments, customer views, alerts, and cross-call questions can turn meetings into searchable organizational memory.

👎 Con

Team Calls lookback on the Team plan becomes two weeks for Account-Wide Ask Fathom from September 1, 2026, and broad access increases privacy and governance risk.

CRM and sales workflows

👍 Pro

Business combines meeting capture with Deal View, field sync, scorecards, coaching, and supported CRM automation.

👎 Con

Matching depends on calendar and CRM records, plan, permissions, field types, open opportunities, and supported objects, so failed or incorrect writes require monitoring.

API, MCP, and automation

👍 Pro

The REST API, webhooks, SDKs, OAuth, MCP, Zapier, Make, ChatGPT, and Claude routes can move reviewed meeting context into useful workflows.

👎 Con

Every connection creates new scopes, rate limits, downstream copies, provider terms, security responsibilities, and possible automated errors.

Consent and sharing controls

👍 Pro

Fathom provides consent emails, visible recording notices, capture confirmations, access roles, default sharing settings, and anonymous-link restrictions.

👎 Con

Consent email coverage has timing and platform limits, auto-share can include invitees who did not attend, and link recipients can forward accessible URLs.

Security and compliance posture

👍 Pro

Fathom publishes SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, DPA, BAA, encryption, subprocessor, and opt-out information.

👎 Con

Data is stored in the United States, automated retention is Enterprise-only, and compliance still depends on the buyer's contract, plan, configuration, policies, and use.

AI output quality

👍 Pro

Structured summaries, action items, follow-up drafts, Ask Fathom, scorecards, and search can reduce administrative work after recurring meetings.

👎 Con

Names, numbers, dates, decisions, owners, tone, technical language, scorecards, and CRM fields can be wrong or incomplete and require source review.

Mobile, in-person, and imported media

👍 Pro

Fathom has announced an iOS route for direct in-person capture and continues expanding beyond the original meeting-bot model.

👎 Con

The iOS workflow is not yet a completed released capability, external recording uploads are unsupported, and the documented in-person workaround has poor speaker separation.

How to Get Results with Fathom: Step-by-Step Workflow

  1. Define approved meeting types

    List which internal, external, sales, recruiting, research, support, health, legal, and confidential meetings may be captured, and which must remain off limits.

  2. Choose the correct plan and capture route

    Separate the permanent Free plan, Premium individual features, Team collaboration, Business CRM intelligence, and Enterprise governance. Verify whether each user is eligible for the bot-free beta.

  3. Connect the intended identity

    Use the approved Google or Microsoft account, primary calendar, meeting-platform account, team, and CRM identity. Confirm that calendar events and external attendees match the records needed downstream.

  4. Configure consent and notices

    Enable the appropriate recording notice, consent email, visible bot, banner, meeting-chat message, or spoken disclosure. Document platform and timing gaps and do not rely on one automatic signal alone.

  5. Set capture and sharing defaults

    Choose internal, external, impromptu, and Slack Huddle auto-capture rules. Set whether attendees receive the summary, recording, or nothing, and restrict anyone-with-link access where it is not required.

  6. Run representative tests

    Test bot, transcript-only, audio-only, and eligible bot-free video routes across the real operating systems, meeting platforms, browsers, languages, speakers, accents, noise, terminology, and call types.

  7. Review high-impact facts

    Compare every important name, number, date, owner, deadline, decision, commitment, quote, technical term, scorecard result, and CRM field with the source transcript and participant understanding.

  8. Connect downstream tools carefully

    Add CRM, Asana, Slack, Zapier, Make, ChatGPT, Claude, API, webhooks, or MCP only when scopes, destinations, human approvals, retry behavior, duplicate handling, and deletion ownership are defined.

  9. Test access, retention, and offboarding

    Verify call roles, link sharing, folder access, team visibility, model-improvement opt-out, manual deletion, Enterprise retention, exports, account removal, and every downstream copy.

  10. Measure reviewed outcomes

    After thirty days, compare note-taking time, review time, follow-up speed, missed commitments, CRM accuracy, search success, consent incidents, access errors, and per-seat cost before expanding.

Fathom Gotchas and Limits to Know Before You Start

  • The new bot-free desktop experience is a phased beta for eligible Mac users with English-language meetings, not a universal replacement for the established Fathom bot.
  • Windows supports the previous experience, but Windows bot-free support is still described as coming soon.
  • Bot-free video coverage differs across Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, and may depend on browser, native app, account, and rollout status.
  • Organization administrators can block bot-free capture and require the meeting-bot workflow.
  • The live feature is documented as an updating summary, not necessarily a verbatim real-time transcript or accessibility accommodation.
  • In-meeting highlights and real-time coaching are not yet equivalent in the new bot-free experience.
  • Fathom can capture only one meeting at a time.
  • External recording uploads are not supported.
  • Normal mobile and in-person capture are not yet released; the announced iOS app is a coming-soon route available for pre-download.
  • The documented laptop workaround for an in-person meeting attributes all room audio to the Fathom user and is unsuitable for reliable multi-speaker separation.
  • Chromebooks, Linux computers, tablets, phone calls without standard meeting links, webinars, and breakout rooms are not normal supported capture routes.
  • Bot-based Zoom calls with more than 250 attendees or registration requirements are not supported, although bot-free capture has different platform limits.
  • Fathom must be present with the user and does not independently attend a meeting after the user leaves.
  • Only the primary connected Google or Microsoft calendar is read for normal scheduling, so secondary-calendar events can be missed.
  • Free includes five calls per month with advanced summaries and selected advanced AI features, not unlimited access to every AI feature.
  • From September 1, 2026, Account-Wide Ask Fathom lookback differs by plan and context even though stored recordings may remain unlimited.
  • Current Team and Business plans do not support free seats and require a two-user minimum.
  • Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled, and Team cancellation may require contacting Fathom.
  • The advertised 90-day guarantee needs its live eligibility and claim conditions confirmed before purchase.
  • CRM sync depends on supported plans, objects, fields, permissions, attendee email matching, primary-calendar data, and open records.
  • Salesforce does not support Lead matching in the documented integration, excludes closed Opportunities, and can truncate content to field limits.
  • AI summaries, action items, follow-up drafts, Ask Fathom answers, scorecards, alerts, and CRM updates can be wrong or incomplete.
  • Consent emails have host, platform, schedule, date, and attendee limitations and do not replace legal or organizational responsibility.
  • Auto-share can send material to every person on the connected calendar invitation, including invitees who did not attend.
  • Anyone-with-the-link access can expose recordings if a URL is forwarded.
  • ChatGPT, Claude, CRM, API, webhook, MCP, automation, and collaboration integrations create downstream copies with separate permissions and deletion behavior.
  • Fathom states that all data is stored in the United States.
  • Individual recordings are advertised as stored indefinitely until manually deleted.
  • Automated retention policies are Enterprise-only, require Fathom assistance, and currently apply one policy to the full team.
  • Fathom may use de-identified meeting data to improve its own models unless the user or organization opts out, although third-party AI providers are not authorized to train on meeting data.
  • HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2, DPA, and BAA claims do not remove the buyer's duty to verify the applicable plan, executed agreement, configuration, integrations, and use case.
  • Deleting or restricting a call in Fathom does not automatically erase copies already shared, downloaded, synced, exported, or processed elsewhere.
  • The previous usefathom.com referral link belonged to Fathom Analytics, a separate company and product, and must not be used for Fathom AI Notetaker.

Which Fathom Feature Fits Your Use Case

Feature Good for Common mistake Fix
Permanent Free plan Individuals who need frequent supported meeting capture, storage, transcription, downloads, clips, and general summaries without a minute allowance Assuming unlimited recording also means unlimited advanced summaries, AI action items, cross-history questions, team access, or governance Map each required feature to Free, Premium, Team, Business, or Enterprise and test the exact account before rollout
Bot-based capture Reliable full audio and video recording across supported Zoom, Meet, and Teams workflows where a visible notetaker is acceptable Assuming the bot can record after the user leaves, join overlapping calls, or handle every webinar, registration, and breakout-room setup Test representative meetings, keep the user present, plan for one call at a time, and verify platform and meeting-type limits
Bot-free beta Eligible Mac users who prefer transcript-only or audio-only capture without adding another participant Treating beta availability as universal across Windows, languages, Zoom, Meet, Teams, browsers, native applications, and organization policies Verify the account's upgrade banner, operating system, language, platform, capture mode, and admin policy before promising the workflow
Live summary and scratch pad Following the direction of an eligible meeting, noting private context, and checking missing decisions before the call ends Using the live summary as a verbatim accessibility transcript or tagging someone without realizing that the tag grants call access Test accessibility requirements separately, review the final transcript, and treat every teammate mention as an access-control action
AI summaries and action items Creating fast first drafts of decisions, owners, next steps, risks, questions, and follow-up emails Sending or syncing the output before checking names, numbers, dates, owners, commitments, nuance, and technical terms Use a human review checklist and confirm material commitments with the participants or source recording
Account-Wide Ask Fathom Preparing for calls, finding past commitments, comparing customer conversations, and retrieving accessible meeting context Ignoring the September 2026 plan-specific lookback limits or treating an AI answer as evidence without opening its source calls Select the correct My Calls, Team Calls, or All Calls context, follow sources, and separate confirmed facts from inference
Team library and sharing Building authorized team memory with folders, playlists, comments, customer views, and shared call access Leaving anyone-with-link access open or auto-sharing a recording to every calendar invitee without checking attendance and sensitivity Use least-privilege access, review invitees, restrict anonymous links, define folder owners, and audit external sharing
CRM sync and Deal View Reducing manual sales administration and keeping supported Contact, Account, Opportunity, and Task records current Assuming every attendee, Lead, closed deal, custom object, field, secondary calendar, or impromptu meeting will match and sync correctly Validate CRM permissions and matching, monitor failures, review field output, handle truncation, and preserve a human correction owner
AI scorecards and coaching Applying a consistent review framework to repeated sales, support, recruiting, or quality conversations Turning an AI score into an employment, compensation, promotion, discipline, or hiring decision without validation and governance Use scorecards as review prompts, audit bias and evidence, allow correction, and keep consequential decisions with accountable humans
API, webhooks, and MCP Building approved workflows, internal tools, AI-assistant connections, exports, alerts, preparation systems, and structured meeting operations Giving a key or agent broad access without scopes, secret storage, rate-limit handling, logs, approvals, retention, and downstream deletion Use least privilege, separate environments, rotate credentials, handle retries and duplicates, log access, and review high-impact writes
Consent automation Creating a consistent pre-meeting and in-meeting disclosure process across common scheduled call types Assuming consent emails cover same-day, impromptu, non-host, Slack Huddle, or every platform scenario Document the automatic gaps, use spoken and visible notices, respect objections, and follow the applicable law and policy
Retention and deletion Reducing long-term meeting-data exposure and meeting documented enterprise retention requirements Assuming individual storage expires automatically or that deleting in Fathom erases downloaded, shared, CRM, automation, LLM, and API copies Set a deletion schedule, use Enterprise retention where justified, inventory downstream copies, and test offboarding end to end

Starter Prompts for Fathom

Review this Fathom transcript and summary. Correct names, numbers, dates, owners, deadlines, technical terms, decisions, commitments, and unresolved questions. Show the source timestamp for every material correction.
Draft a follow-up email from this meeting. Include only confirmed decisions, agreed next steps, owners, and dates. Separate unresolved questions and do not invent a deadline or commitment.
Prepare me for the next customer call using the last three accessible Fathom meetings. Summarize goals, stakeholders, promises, objections, competitors, risks, open actions, missed deadlines, and questions to ask. Cite each meeting.
Convert this sales call into a CRM-ready update. Include verified pain points, current stack, business impact, stakeholders, decision process, budget evidence, timeline, competitors, objections, next step, owner, and confidence. Leave unsupported fields blank.
Compare the customer interviews in this Fathom folder. Identify repeated needs, exact examples, affected user type, frequency, current workaround, urgency, willingness to pay, and evidence that contradicts the main pattern. Cite every source call.
Audit this week's project meetings. List decisions, owners, due dates, dependencies, blockers, changes in scope, overdue commitments, and contradictions between meetings. Link each point to the original call.
Review this meeting before external sharing. Identify confidential, legal, health, employment, personal, pricing, security, credential, and third-party information. Create a minimal safe summary without changing the meaning.
Analyze these sales calls for coaching. Show observable evidence with timestamps, alternative explanations, missing context, and uncertainty. Do not convert an AI score into a hiring, pay, promotion, or discipline recommendation.
Design a Fathom rollout for a 20-person team. Define approved meeting types, bot and bot-free modes, consent, sharing, access roles, retention, model-training opt-out, CRM, API, MCP, offboarding, incident ownership, and a thirty-day pilot scorecard.
Find every commitment made to this customer in the selected Fathom calls. For each one, show the speaker, exact meaning, date, owner, due date, current evidence of completion, and source. Mark anything ambiguous rather than guessing.

Fathom — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fathom free?

Yes. Fathom advertises a permanent Free plan for individuals with unlimited recordings, storage, transcription, downloads, and clips. Free includes the General or Enhanced summary and limited advanced AI use, including five calls per month with advanced summaries and selected features. New users also receive a 30-day Premium preview, but they can remain on Free when it ends.

How much does Fathom Premium cost?

Premium is advertised at $16 per user per month when billed annually or $20 on month-to-month billing. It adds unlimited advanced summaries, AI action items, follow-up drafts, Ask Fathom, and bot customization. Taxes, currency, promotions, and checkout terms can vary.

How much do Fathom Team and Business cost?

Team is advertised at $15 per user per month annually or $19 monthly, with a two-user minimum. Business is $25 annually or $34 monthly per user, also with a two-user minimum. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Does Fathom have unlimited recordings?

Fathom advertises unlimited recordings, transcription, downloads, clips, and storage on the individual Free and Premium plans. Unlimited capture does not mean unlimited use of every advanced summary, Ask Fathom context, team feature, CRM function, API request, or Enterprise control.

Does Fathom work without a meeting bot?

Partly. The phased Fathom desktop beta offers Transcript Only and Audio Only bot-free capture, plus bot-free Zoom video capture for eligible Mac accounts. The current rollout is limited to Mac users with English-language meetings, and platform coverage remains incomplete. Organizations can also block bot-free capture.

Does Fathom provide live transcription?

The new bot-free desktop experience provides a live summary that updates during an eligible meeting. The previous bot-based experience processes the transcript and summary after the meeting. Fathom describes the live feature as a live summary, so buyers needing a verbatim real-time transcript or accessibility accommodation should test it directly.

Which meeting platforms and devices does Fathom support?

The established experience records supported Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams meetings from Mac and Windows computers. Fathom does not currently list Chromebooks, Linux, tablets, mobile capture, phone calls without meeting links, webinars, or breakout rooms as normal supported routes. The new bot-free beta is currently Mac-only.

Can Fathom record in-person meetings or uploaded files?

Not as a normal released workflow as of August 2026. Fathom says an iOS in-person capture app is coming and available for pre-download. The established product does not accept uploaded external recordings for analysis. Fathom documents a laptop-and-meeting-link workaround for in-person audio, but it cannot distinguish multiple people in the same room reliably.

Can Fathom record two meetings at once?

No. Fathom states that it can join only one meeting at a time, so overlapping calls require the user to choose which one to capture.

Does Fathom require recording consent?

Fathom provides visible notice or confirmation mechanisms for both bot and bot-free capture, but users remain responsible for the laws, policies, contracts, and participant expectations that apply. Consent emails have platform, host, scheduling, and timing limitations, so they should not be the only control.

Does Fathom use meeting data to train AI models?

Fathom says its third-party AI subprocessors are contractually prohibited from training on customer meeting data. Fathom may use de-identified meeting data to improve its own proprietary models based on account settings. Users can opt out, and Team organizations can apply an organization-wide opt-out.

Where does Fathom store data and how long is it kept?

Fathom states that all data is stored in the United States. Individual recordings are advertised as stored indefinitely until manually deleted. Enterprise customers can request an automated retention policy, but Fathom currently configures it with support and applies one policy to the team.

Is Fathom HIPAA compliant?

Fathom advertises HIPAA compliance and provides a Business Associate Agreement route, with the current pricing table placing a signed BAA under Enterprise. Healthcare buyers must confirm that the correct plan, BAA, configuration, access controls, retention, integrations, and internal procedures cover the intended use before recording protected health information.

Does Fathom connect to ChatGPT and Claude?

Yes. Fathom offers official ChatGPT and Claude connection routes through its MCP server, and its pricing page advertises those integrations on every plan. Access should be limited to authorized meeting data, and outputs should be checked against the source meeting before use.

Does Fathom have an affiliate programme?

Fathom AI has an application-based Growth Partner programme managed through PartnerStack. Eligible partners receive commission for qualified new Team or Business customers under private partnership terms and a 90-day cookie. Fathom also has a separate in-product points and referral system. The old usefathom.com link in this entry belonged to Fathom Analytics, a different product, and has been removed.

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Sources & References

  1. Official Fathom homepage (verified August 15, 2026: meeting capture, summaries, action items, team positioning, supported meeting platforms and product navigation) ↗
  2. Official Fathom pricing (verified August 15, 2026: Free, Premium, Team, Business and Enterprise prices, two-user minimums, plan features, beta notation and special programmes) ↗
  3. Official Free versus Premium guide (verified August 15, 2026: 30-day preview, unlimited storage and transcription, five advanced calls, integrations and customization) ↗
  4. Official product update log (edited August 6, 2026: organization control over bot-free capture, API downloads, Slack Huddles, desktop beta and recent releases) ↗
  5. Official upgrade guide for the new Fathom experience (edited July 23, 2026: phased Mac and English rollout, capture modes, consent, live summary, scratch pad and reversion) ↗
  6. Official Fathom beta roadmap (edited July 9, 2026: Mac Zoom bot-free video, upcoming Google Meet and Microsoft Teams coverage and phased beta warning) ↗
  7. Official desktop app guide (edited June 30, 2026: Mac and Windows apps, classic and bot-free workflows, capture settings, privacy, consent and feature gaps) ↗
  8. Official device compatibility guide (edited May 4, 2026: Mac and Windows support, Mac-only bot-free beta and unsupported device and meeting types) ↗
  9. Official real-time transcription answer (edited April 15, 2026: live summary in the new experience and post-call processing in the previous experience) ↗
  10. Official recording permission guide (edited April 15, 2026: visible bot, banner, chat notice, in-app consent and no silent-recording route) ↗
  11. Official automatic consent guide (edited June 4, 2026: email timing, platform and host limitations, opt-out behavior and recommended disclosure) ↗
  12. Official individual settings guide (edited June 4, 2026: auto-capture, post-meeting sharing, meeting platforms, action items, templates and recording notice) ↗
  13. Official auto-sharing guide (edited June 30, 2026: summary and recording options, all calendar invitees and immediate post-meeting distribution) ↗
  14. Official sharing and access guide (edited June 4, 2026: Limited, Standard and Admin access and anyone-with-link risk) ↗
  15. Official retention policy guide (edited August 7, 2026: Enterprise-only automated retention, support configuration, single team-wide policy and permanent deletion) ↗
  16. Official security FAQ (edited September 8, 2025: SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, GDPR, AI training controls, United States storage and account deletion) ↗
  17. Official Fathom subprocessor register (verified August 15, 2026: service providers, meeting-content processing and training restrictions) ↗
  18. Official Fathom Privacy Policy (last updated August 11, 2025: meeting content, calendars, de-identified model improvement, opt-out, disclosure, retention and United States transfers) ↗
  19. Official Fathom Terms of Service (last updated March 4, 2026: third-party platforms, recording responsibility, subscription renewal, deletion, free-plan terms and liability) ↗
  20. Official Fathom Data Processing Agreement (last updated May 5, 2026: roles, data categories, special-category data, encryption, subprocessors, transfers, incident notice and deletion) ↗
  21. Official Fathom integrations directory (verified August 15, 2026: ChatGPT, Claude, HubSpot, Salesforce, Asana, Slack, Zoom, Meet, Teams, Zapier, Make, Notion and third-party tools) ↗
  22. Official Fathom MCP overview (verified August 15, 2026: ChatGPT, Claude and custom MCP-compatible connections to authorized meeting data) ↗
  23. Official Fathom API overview (verified August 15, 2026: API-key authentication, rate limits and 60 requests per 60 seconds global limit) ↗
  24. Official list-meetings endpoint (verified August 15, 2026: pagination, summary, transcript, action-item, CRM, highlight, meeting-type, user and team filters) ↗
  25. Official language guide (edited May 20, 2025: 38 transcript languages and limited automatic summary translation languages) ↗
  26. Official recording and storage limit guide (edited May 21, 2025: unlimited individual recordings and indefinite retention until manual deletion) ↗
  27. Official uploaded-recording answer (edited August 22, 2025: no external file upload or summary without live meeting capture) ↗
  28. Official simultaneous-meeting limit (edited August 22, 2025: one Fathom meeting at a time) ↗
  29. Official in-person meeting guide (edited August 7, 2026: iOS coming soon, pre-download status, laptop workaround and speaker-attribution limitation) ↗
  30. Official current versus legacy team-seat guide (edited May 16, 2026: no free seats on current Team and Business plans and automatic paid-seat behavior on legacy plans) ↗
  31. Official Salesforce integration guide (edited June 3, 2026: objects, matching, permissions, plan requirements, field types, truncation and unsupported records) ↗
  32. Official supported Zoom call types (edited June 9, 2026: bot limits for registered and over-250-attendee meetings and different bot-free behavior) ↗
  33. Official Fathom partner-programme overview (verified August 15, 2026: Solution Partners, integration partners, points referrals and qualified portfolio partners) ↗
  34. Official Growth Partner programme (verified August 15, 2026: application, PartnerStack tracking, Team and Business commissions, private terms, payouts and 90-day cookie) ↗
  35. Official Fathom referral guide (edited June 3, 2026: extended Premium preview, cross-company requirement, one-time referral link use and account rewards) ↗

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