Mem0
Alive, well-funded, and as of 2026-07-19 visibly moving upmarket. The pricing ladder that had held steady for the board's entire 19-day coverage — Free, $19 Starter, $79 Growth, $249 Pro, custom Enterprise — lost its middle rung on 07-19: the Growth tier is gone, the page was rebuilt around 'drop-in memory infrastructure for AI agents and apps', and a usage-based option was added for traffic that doesn't fit a fixed tier [OBS]. Entry price is unchanged at $19/mo; the move is in the middle of the ladder, where the next step above Starter is now 13x instead of 4.2x.
Universal memory-layer API for AI agents
The change log — what actually moved
ONLY DAYS WITH CHANGES APPEAR. QUIET DAYS ARE DATA TOO — THEY JUST DON’T GET A ROW.
- 2026-08-24GitHub stars +184 in a day (63,714 → 63,898). [OBS]
- 2026-08-13Sitemap grew 248 → 280 pages (+32). [OBS]
- 2026-07-28GitHub stars +184 in a day (61,690 → 61,874). [OBS]
- 2026-07-20Third homepage h1 in 48 hours: 'Build AI that actually knows your users' (07-19) gave way to 'AI memory that persists across sessions and agents.' The pricing page's primary CTA moved from 'Get Started' to 'Contact Us' the same day. [OBS]
EXPOSURE: Read with the vanished Growth tier, both moves point the same way: self-serve is the storefront, sales is the register. - 2026-07-19Pricing page rebuilt (+102/-62 rendered lines) and the $79/mo Growth tier (200,000 add / 20,000 retrieval requests, email support) removed after 19 straight days on the page. Self-serve ladder is now Free / $19 Starter / $249 Pro — the adjacent-tier jump above Starter went from 4.2x to 13x — and a new line offers usage-based pricing 'for teams whose traffic doesn't map cleanly to a fixed tier'. Verified on the live page the same day. [OBS] source
EXPOSURE: The self-serve ladder now jumps $19 to $249 — the widest adjacent-tier gap on the memory-layer track; a mid-market buyer prices into either the $19 floor or a sales conversation. - 2026-07-19Same-day homepage repositioning: the h1 swapped from 'Your AI can finally remember' to 'Build AI that actually knows your users', and the 'How We Cut Vector Search Latency by 70x' engineering post came off the sitemap (240 to 239 pages). [OBS]
- 2026-07-16Claude-integration content push: 'Adding Persistent Memory to Claude with Mem0' (dated July 16 on page) took over the homepage feed slot, following the 07-15 Claude Connector post logged in the sitemap. [OBS]
- 2026-07-07GitHub stars +174 in a day (60,092 → 60,266). [OBS]
- 2026-06-30Baseline filed: $19/mo entry (Starter), five-rung ladder Free / $19 Starter / $79 Growth / $249 Pro / custom Enterprise, 220-page sitemap, homepage led 'Your AI can finally remember'. [OBS]
The clerk’s read
The file on Mem0 is mostly a file about pricing architecture, because nothing else on the tape moved for three weeks. Stars ground upward at a metronomic ~75 a day (59,874 on 07-02 to 61,149 on 07-19), the sitemap added a blog post every day or two (220 to 239 pages), and the five-rung price ladder filed at baseline did not move a dollar. Then 2026-07-19 delivered the board's first real event: the page was torn down and rebuilt, and when the dust settled the $79 Growth rung was gone. What $79 used to buy — 200,000 add requests and 20,000 retrieval requests a month with email support — no longer has a price. A production workload that outgrows Starter's 50,000 adds now either pays $249 for Pro or enters the new usage-based lane, which the page offers 'for teams whose traffic doesn't map cleanly to a fixed tier'. The badge on Pro reads 'Popular'. Read plainly, the ladder now has a hobbyist rung, a solo-builder rung, and a production rung priced 13x above it, with sales-adjacent metering as the bridge — a squeeze on exactly the cohort that used to sit in the middle [INF]. The timing context is on the record: a $24M raise from YC, Peak XV and Basis Set reported 2025-10, with 186M API calls claimed for Q3 in the funding coverage [3P], and a same-day repositioning of the homepage from a consumer-flavored promise ('Your AI can finally remember') to a builder-flavored one ('Build AI that actually knows your users') [OBS]. One instrument note for honesty's sake: from 07-04 to 07-18 this desk's price column read $79 for this board. That was never a price change on the page — the parser was picking the Growth tier because the Starter price was formatted in a way it couldn't read, all five tiers coexisted throughout (verified live 07-16), and the suspect gate kept every $79 reading out of publication while a hand-verified $19 stood on the books. The 07-19 rebuild reformatted the page; the instrument now reads the $19 floor directly. The desk's published entry price for Mem0 has been $19 without interruption, and it still is.
The watch line on this board
Is the mid-tier removal a repricing experiment or the settled shape of an enterprise turn?
NEXT SIGNAL: The $19-to-$249 gap surviving 14 daily readings, and whether the usage-based lane ever gets its own public price.
STOPS MATTERING IF: A priced mid rung reappearing on the self-serve ladder between $19 and $249 — that would void the enterprise-turn read.
A READ WITHOUT A NEXT SIGNAL IS JUST AN OPINION — THIS ONE IS FILED IN ADVANCE, LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE ON THE DESK.
The open call on this board
NO OPEN CALL ON THIS BOARD — THE DESK ONLY STAKES A CLAIM WHEN THE EVIDENCE MOVES.
The facts on file
| Traction (verified) | $24M raised · 59k+ GitHub stars · 186M API calls (Q3) [FDR]+[3P] source |
|---|---|
| Team | TaranjeetSingh+ex-Tesla |
| Launched | 2024-01 |
| On the books since | 2026-06-30 |
| Entry price | $19/mo · 2 plans pricing page · read 2026-08-29 |
| Sitemap pages | 285 sitemap.xml · read 2026-08-29 |
| GitHub stars | 64276 public GitHub count · read 2026-08-29 |
Instrument readings link to their target and carry the date we read them; roster context (team, launch) is filed at intake. Where we can’t verify, the cell says UNKNOWN — never a guess. Dispute a number: /corrections/.
The field — AI Memory Layer, 7 on the books
| Board | Role | Entry price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| BasicMemory | — | $12/mo | WATCHING |
| Cognee | — | $5 (usage floor) | PROVEN |
| Goldfish | — | — | WATCHING |
| Letta | — | $20/mo | PROVEN |
| Mem0 — this board | — | $19/mo | PROVEN |
| Supermemory | — | $5/mo | PROVEN |
| Unabyss | — | $13/mo | WATCHING |
FULL FIELD COMPARISON: AI MEMORY LAYER →
Buyer’s note — the facts if you’re paying
If you were on, or considering, the $79 Growth rung (200,000 add / 20,000 retrieval), that rung no longer exists on the page: the self-serve choice is now the $19 Starter, a usage-based lane, or $249 Pro, with adjacent-tier jumps of 4.2x and 13x. Our published entry price for Mem0 has been $19 without interruption — the $79 readings never cleared our gate while the old page format was live. [OBS 2026-07-19]
STATED FROM THE TAPE: WHAT CHANGED AND WHO IT PRICES IN OR OUT. NO ADVICE, NO IMPERATIVES. READINGS AND VERDICTS ARE NEVER AFFECTED BY AFFILIATE LINKS.
TRY MEM0 →PLAIN LINK, NO AFFILIATE TAG TODAY. IF THAT EVER CHANGES, THIS LINE WILL SAY SO AND THE LINK WILL CARRY rel="sponsored". THE VERDICTS ABOVE DON’T CARE EITHER WAY.
Sources on this page
- [OBS] Mem0 pricing page (daily instrument target; live-verified 2026-07-16 and 2026-07-19) — https://mem0.ai/pricing
- [3P] TechCrunch: Mem0 raises $24M from YC, Peak XV and Basis Set (2025-10-28; 186M Q3 API calls reported) — https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/28/mem0-raises-24m-from-yc-peak-xv-and-basis-se…
- [OBS] Daily instrument readings (homepage, pricing page, sitemap.xml, GitHub) — read at 02:00 UTC, on the books since 2026-06-30
Dispute a number? /corrections/ — handled in public within 48 hours.