For marketing teams
The words your customers use are better than the words you write. MeetScript keeps a searchable record of every customer call, interview and review, so you can go back to what was actually said.
The problem
You were on the call. You still can't remember how she phrased it.
A customer described her problem in one sentence that was better than anything in your messaging doc. You wrote down the gist. The gist is not the sentence. That call was six weeks ago, and the recording – if there is one, is in someone else’s Drive.
From a call to a line of copy
| What you heard | What you'd have written down: |
|---|---|
| "We weren't looking for a new tool, honestly. We were looking for a way to stop having the same conversation twice." | Customer frustrated with repeated discussions. Wants efficiency. |
The first one is a headline. The second one is a note. MeetScript keeps the first.
Search any transcript for the moment, click the line, and the recording jumps straight to it — so you can hear the tone, not just read the words.
For the calls marketing actually sits in
Customer interviews and user research
Run the session, stay present in the conversation instead of typing. The transcript has speaker labels, so you can tell who said what across a group session.
Sales calls you're invited to
Join a discovery call as an observer and keep your own record of it, even though it’s not your meeting and not your calendar.
Filter by speaker
In a six-person call, pull out only what the customer said and skip everything your own team contributed.
"We already have call recordings somewhere"
Usually in three places: a Drive folder someone set up, a sales tool nobody in marketing has a seat for, and a Slack thread with a link that expired.
MeetScript gives you your own copy of the calls you attend, in folders you organize, searchable by what was said rather than by filename. If you need a specific moment for a case study or a landing page, you clip it and send it — without asking sales to go find the file.
Keep the exact words your customers used
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