Open Source · MIT License

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Start free with 10,000 memories. Self-host for unlimited. Scale when you're ready.

MIT License

Self-Host — Free Forever

Run Smara on your own infrastructure with unlimited memories, teams, agents, and no restrictions. One docker compose up to get started.

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Free
$0/mo
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Pro
$19/mo
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Team
$89/mo
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Full feature comparison

Feature Free Pro Team Enterprise
Storage & Limits
Memories 10,000 100,000 500,000 Unlimited
Requests/day 100 1,000 5,000 Unlimited
AI agents 2 10 50 Unlimited
Teams 3 10 Unlimited
Members per team 1 3 10 Unlimited
Core Features
MCP protocol
REST API
Semantic search
Ebbinghaus decay
Graph memory
Source tagging
Custom decay curves
Infrastructure & Support
Managed hosting
Dedicated infrastructure
SLA
Community support
Email support
Priority support

Frequently asked questions

Can I start free and upgrade later?
Yes. The free tier gives you 10,000 memories with full API access — no credit card required. Upgrade to Pro or Team anytime. Changes are prorated.
What happens if I hit my memory or rate limit?
You'll get a warning at 90% usage. Existing memories remain fully searchable. New writes will be queued. Upgrade to lift limits instantly, or self-host for unlimited capacity.
What's the difference between hosted and self-hosted?
Hosted: we manage the infrastructure, you get an API key and go. Self-hosted: you run Smara on your own server with Docker — unlimited everything, MIT license, full data sovereignty.
Is my data private?
On the hosted API, each API key isolates your data. All data encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest. We never use your memories for training. Self-hosting gives you complete data sovereignty.
Can I switch between plans or migrate to self-hosted?
Yes to both. Upgrade or downgrade at any time. To self-host, export your memories via the REST API and import them — your code doesn't change, just point to your own server.

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