Leexi: pricing, features and real limits
How much does Leexi cost, what is in each plan, and what are its real limits? A factual look at pricing and features, separating what is verifiable from what comes from its competitors.
Looking for a Leexi review means landing on pages written by its competitors. Here is what is verifiable, and what is not.
Leexi is a conversation analysis tool: it joins your meetings, transcribes, summarises and surfaces the topics discussed. European positioning, quick onboarding, and CRM integration on the higher plans. It is a direct Modjo competitor at a lower entry ticket.
Pricing, plan by plan
Unlike Modjo, Leexi publishes a grid. Prices scale down with team size, which makes the figures below indicative rather than exact.
| Plan | Price and contents |
|---|---|
| Starter | Around 15 dollars a month. Roughly 20 hours of meetings, reduced access to the main features. |
| AI Meeting | Around 29 dollars a month. Automatic summaries on your meetings and calls. |
| Business | Around 39 euros per user per month. Automatic CRM push, VOIP connection, custom summaries. |
| Enterprise | Quote based. Manager analytics are reserved for this tier. |
The most structural point is not in that table: Leexi has no free plan. If your need is three summaries a month, this is not the right tool, and a free notetaker will do the job.
The limits, and where the criticism comes from
This needs care, because it is where most articles go wrong. The pages listing Leexi weaknesses are often published by tl;dv or by competing transcription products. Those are not neutral sources, and their complaints should be read as sales arguments.
Two sources contradict each other directly: some praise a solid multilingual approach, others complain about limited support outside English. Both cannot be true. Test it in your own working language before concluding.
- Verifiable, because it is in the official grid: no free plan, and analytics reserved for the higher tiers.
- Reported, verify it yourself: quotas on the question answering feature, and fewer integrations than the larger players.
- Disputed between sources: multilingual quality. To be tested, not believed.
Who Leexi is right for
If you want the Modjo family of tool without its seat floor and its mandatory quote, Leexi is the most direct option. The published grid lets you decide on your own, which already counts for a lot.
If your real need is keeping a record of your meetings, you are paying for analysis you will not use. Fathom or tl;dv are enough, and they have a free plan.
The limit Leexi shares with every other tool
It has nothing to do with price, and none of its competitors fix it either. These tools answer what was said? and stop there. The objection found in eleven calls stays inside the tool, while your targeting and your messages keep being written from intuition, somewhere else.
What an analysis tool does
- Transcribe and summarise every call
- Spot topics and objections
- Push a summary into the CRM
- Stop there
What is left to do next
- Understand who actually buys, and why
- Turn that into targeting criteria
- Draw message angles from it
- Start again when the signals change
The right column is what Meidly handles
Meidly does not replace Leexi and does not try to. It starts from what is said in your conversations to build your client avatar, turn it into targeting criteria, then into messages. The two can coexist: one looks at the call, the other uses what it contains.
See Meidly call analysis→Frequently asked questions
How much does Leexi cost?
Leexi publishes a grid with several tiers: a Starter plan around 15 dollars a month limited in meeting hours, an AI Meeting plan around 29 dollars, a Business plan around 39 euros per user per month with CRM push, and an Enterprise plan on quote. Prices scale down with team size, so check with the vendor for your case.
Does Leexi have a free version?
No. That is its most concrete difference with Fathom or tl;dv, which both offer a free tier. If you want to test without paying, start with a free notetaker and move to Leexi if you genuinely miss the analysis.
Leexi or Modjo, which one should you choose?
Modjo targets structured teams with a manager who coaches, quote based and with a seat floor. Leexi covers a good part of the same need with a public grid and without going through a sales rep. For a small team, Leexi is more accessible. For tooled team coaching, Modjo remains more complete.
Can you trust the negative reviews about Leexi?
With caution. Many pages listing its weaknesses are published by direct competitors, notably transcription tools. Some criticisms contradict each other across sources, especially on multilingual quality. Treat those complaints as things to check during a trial, not as facts.