Jiminny Alternatives: 4 Tools Compared (2026)
Jiminny alternatives with AI tips on every call, not only when a coach is free. Call score and 3 fixes after each call. Pro is $49 a user. Start free.
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For reps who want AI tips during every call, a strong Jiminny alternative is Koachly: tips appear on screen without a coach on hand, it has a free plan, and Pro is $49 per user a month. Other good options are Gong, Chorus and Avoma, depending on how big your team is and how you buy software.
Jiminny does a lot. It records calls, scores them with AI and gives managers a view of the team. So why do teams look at Jiminny alternatives? Usually for one of three reasons. They want AI help during every call, even when no coach is free. They want a free plan instead of a 14-day trial and a 12-month minimum. Or they want to rehearse with an AI buyer between calls.
Jiminny pricing vs other call coaching tools
Jiminny’s FAQ lists seats from about $83 a month. Billing is monthly, but with a 12-month minimum, and you can test it with a 14-day trial. Gong and Chorus give you a quote through sales. Avoma and Koachly publish their prices. Koachly lets you pay month to month or yearly, and the Free plan has no time limit.
| Feature | Jiminnyvs Koachly | Koachly | Gongvs Koachly | Chorusvs Koachly | Avomavs Koachly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per user, per month | Not public · sales quote | $49 Pro · $99 Business ($39 / $79 yearly) | ~$140, usually plus a platform fee | Not public · sales quote | From $19 a seat, billed yearly; coaching is a paid add-on |
| Free plan | No · 14-day trial, no free plan | Yes · 5 calls a month | No · Custom quote per user plus platform | No · Premium app; ZoomInfo trial only | No · 14-day trial; viewers free only |
| Tips during the call | Partly · Human coach private chat live | Yes · one free 30-min call, then Pro and up | Partly · Live talk-ratio alerts in Zoom app | Not listed on their site | Paid add-on · Answer Assistant, CI add-on |
| Score after each call | Yes · Automated AI call scoring | Yes · 0–100 and 3 fixes | Yes · AI Call Reviewer automatic scorecards | Partly · Manager-filled scorecards; AI picks calls | Paid add-on · AI scorecards, CI add-on |
| Practice with an AI buyer | Not listed on their site | Yes · every plan, even Free | Yes · AI Trainer simulated buyer role-play | Not listed on their site | Not listed on their site |
| No bot joins the meeting | Partly · Bot default; Invisible Recording desktop app | Yes · No bot joins your call. Koachly listens on your side, and you tell the other person you use a coaching tool. | Partly · Bot joins; native recording option | Partly · Bot default; Meeting Import without bot | Partly · Bot by default; Meet/Teams cloud-recording option |
| Best for | Manager-led call review | Reps who want help during the call | Large revenue teams | ZoomInfo customers | Meeting notes and insights |
Last checked October 2026. Features come from each vendor’s own pages. Prices are public estimates and change often; “~” means about. Check each vendor’s site before you buy.
What Jiminny is good at
Jiminny is a strong tool for manager-led teams. It does these things well:
- It records calls on Zoom, Google Meet and Teams.
- AI scores calls for you, and managers can compare scores across the team.
- AI summaries and action items save time after each call.
- A human coach can help reps live through a private chat.
- Its site says AI providers are barred from training on your data.
Where Jiminny falls short for coaching reps
Jiminny’s live help depends on a person. A coach has to be on hand and watching. That works for key calls. It is harder to do on every call, for every rep.
- Feedback that goes beyond the score still comes from managers, so it waits for their time.
- There’s a 14-day trial but no free plan, and paid seats come with a 12-month minimum.
- A bot joins meetings by default. A desktop app records without a bot.
- Its site doesn’t list practice with an AI buyer. Check their site for the latest.
The 4 best Jiminny alternatives
1. Koachly: best for AI help on every call
Live coaching shows private tips on screen while you talk. No coach needs to join. Every call then gets a Call score with 3 fixes, and you can rehearse each fix when you practice with an AI buyer.
No bot joins the meeting: Koachly listens through your browser, and you tell the buyer you use a coaching tool. On Business, Coach my team shows managers who needs help and on what. Pro is $49 per user a month and Business is $99. See the Koachly pricing page for yearly prices.
2. Gong: best for large teams with forecasting needs
Gong records calls at scale and adds deal tracking and forecasts. It also has AI meeting prep, automatic AI scorecards, an AI Trainer for buyer role-play and live talk-ratio alerts in its Zoom app. It suits big revenue teams more than small ones. Public estimates put it at about $140 per user a month, plus a platform fee. Read our Koachly vs Gong comparison.
3. Chorus: best for teams already on ZoomInfo
Chorus records calls and helps managers review them with scorecards. It is sold as part of ZoomInfo, so if you already pay for ZoomInfo, it may be the easy choice. Pricing is a sales quote. See the Koachly vs Chorus comparison.
4. Avoma: best for notes across all your meetings
Avoma writes AI meeting notes on every plan. Scorecards and live answer cards come with a paid coaching add-on. Prices are public: from $19 per seat a month, billed yearly, with coaching as a paid add-on. It offers a 14-day trial, not a free plan. Read the Koachly vs Avoma comparison.
Who should stay with Jiminny
Jiminny is a good fit for some teams. Stay with it if:
- Managers want a call library to coach from.
- You want deal views next to recorded calls.
- You like the idea of a human coach helping on key calls.
Not sure? Our full Koachly vs Jiminny comparison lists each feature side by side.
How to switch from Jiminny to Koachly in 3 steps
- Start free. Create a free Koachly account. It works in your web browser.
- Test it. Run a few practice calls with an AI buyer, and upload a recent call recording to see its score.
- Move the team. Upgrade to Pro or Business to connect Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams and turn on live tips. Keep Jiminny until your contract ends, then pick one so you don’t pay twice.
Jiminny alternatives FAQ
Is there a free Jiminny alternative?
Yes. Koachly has a free plan. It includes 5 calls a month, 60 upload minutes a month (about 2 calls), one free 30-minute live coaching call, practice calls with AI buyers, call transcripts and basic scores. After the free live call, live tips come with Pro, at $49 per user a month. Jiminny offers a 14-day trial but no free plan.
How much does Jiminny cost?
Jiminny's FAQ lists seats from about $83 a month. It is billed monthly, with a 12-month minimum. There is a 14-day trial but no free plan. Ask Jiminny for a quote to get your real number.
Does Jiminny give tips during calls?
Jiminny offers live help from a human coach, who can message the rep in a private chat during the call. Koachly gives AI tips on screen during the call, with no coach needed. Only you see them. Free includes one 30-minute live coaching call, then live tips on every call come with Pro.
What is the best Jiminny alternative for small teams?
Koachly suits small teams because you can start free and pay month to month or yearly. Pro is $49 per user a month for up to 5 users. Business is $99 per user a month for up to 25 users and adds Coach my team.
Can I use Koachly with Jiminny?
You can, but both tools score calls, so you'd pay twice for part of the job. Most teams pick one. If managers rely on the Jiminny call library, some keep it and add Koachly for live tips and practice.
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Product names in this post are trademarks of their owners. Koachly is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them. Facts about other tools come from their public pages as of October 2026. If something changed, tell us at hello@koachly.ai.
Written by Koachly team, The people who build Koachly.
Prices and features are checked against each vendor's public site.