Mem0 retires the $79 Growth tier, collapsing to Hobby / Starter / Pro / Enterprise
Mem0 dropped its $79/month Growth tier roughly two months after launching it, leaving free Hobby, $19 Starter, $249 Pro and custom Enterprise on a rebuilt pricing page.
Five plans: Hobby (Free), Starter $19/mo, Growth $79/mo, Pro $249/mo, Enterprise (custom).
Four plans: Hobby (Free), Starter $19/mo, Pro $249/mo (badged Popular), Enterprise (custom).
Mem0’s pricing page now lists three published tiers plus Enterprise. The $79/month Growth step — added around May 2026 to plug the 13x gap between Starter and Pro — is gone, restoring a straight $19 → $249 jump for teams that outgrow Starter’s 50,000 add / 5,000 retrieval monthly quotas.
Quotas on the surviving tiers are unchanged (Hobby 10,000 add / 1,000 retrieval; Starter 50,000 / 5,000; Pro 500,000 / 50,000; Enterprise unlimited), and end users remain unlimited on every plan. The page itself was rebuilt around an “Every detail, side by side” comparison table that newly itemizes capability gates the previous layout left blank: graph memory (entity linking) and advanced analytics now start at Pro, while SLA support, on-prem deployment, audit logs, custom integrations and SSO are marked Enterprise-only. The startup-program banner (3 months of Pro free for companies under $5M raised) no longer appears on the pricing page, though the enterprise form still offers “We’re a startup or early-stage team” as a reason to request a custom quote.
Mem0 drops the $79/month Growth tier, leaving Hobby (Free), Starter ($19/mo), Pro ($249/mo, marked Popular) and custom Enterprise. Quotas on the surviving tiers are unchanged, but the page is rebuilt as an 'Every detail, side by side' comparison table that newly itemizes graph memory (entity linking) and advanced analytics at Pro, and SLA support, on-prem deployment, audit logs, custom integrations and SSO at Enterprise. The startup-program banner is gone from the pricing page.