Pricing that scales with usage

Start free. Pay for what you store and recall. No seat licenses, no surprises.

free
$0 · forever
For prototypes and side projects. Enough to ship and run one real agent end to end.
  • 10k memories stored [target]
  • 50k recalls / month [target]
  • Up to 3 namespaces
  • Python · TS SDKs
  • Community support (GitHub)
Start free
pro
$__ / mo + usage
For production agents. A base fee plus metered storage and recall, billed monthly.
  • Unlimited memories stored
  • Metered recalls [$__ / 1k — TBD]
  • Unlimited namespaces + multi-agent sharing
  • Python · TS · Go SDKs
  • Email support
Start building
enterprise
custom
For teams that need to self-host, control data residency, or sign an SLA.
  • Self-host or bring-your-own-cloud
  • Volume pricing on storage + recall
  • SSO + audit logs
  • Data residency options
  • Dedicated support + SLA
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All dollar figures marked [target / TBD] are placeholders pending launch — not final rates. No hidden fees, no seat licenses, no minimum commitment on Free or Pro.

How we think about pricing

You should pay for what an agent actually does — memories it writes and recalls it runs — not for the number of people on your team. The free tier is meant to carry a real project, not just a toy. As usage grows, cost should track it linearly with no surprise cliffs, and moving off inra should never mean rewriting your app: the SDK surface is two calls and your data is exportable.

Pricing FAQ

How is a "recall" counted?

One recall() call is one billable recall, regardless of how many memories it returns. Writes are counted per add(). Exact per-unit rates ship with launch and will be listed here — no rate is hidden behind a sales call for the Free and Pro tiers.

What happens if I exceed the free tier?

Nothing breaks silently. You'll be notified as you approach the limit; you can either upgrade to Pro to keep going or stay within the free ceiling. We don't auto-charge a free account.

Can I move my data out later?

Yes. Stored memories are exportable, and the Enterprise tier can self-host or run in your own cloud. The recall layer is deliberately a thin surface so you're never locked in.