Supermemory
Supermemory is a memory and retrieval platform for research-heavy work: it ingests documents, web pages, audio, and connected sources, then gives you fast semantic search (sub-300ms SuperRAG), a personal 'second brain' app, and an API with MCP plugins that plug the same memory into AI agents.
Pricing
Free & Paid
Platforms
Web, API, CLI...
Developer
Supermemory Inc.
Rating
4.3 / 5.0
Last Updated
August 29, 2026
Overview
Supermemory started as a popular 'second brain' for saving and searching everything you read online, and it has evolved into a memory and retrieval layer for AI work.
You connect sources like Google Drive, Notion, Gmail, Slack, GitHub, and S3, and Supermemory keeps them synced automatically; extractors parse PDFs, web pages, images, and audio into searchable memory objects, and SuperRAG retrieves them in under 300ms.
For marketers, that collapses the classic research grind - competitive intel, customer interviews, industry reports, and meeting notes all live in one searchable place. Two audiences share the platform.
The Personal App is a no-code second brain where you save, search, and ask questions across your accumulated knowledge, with plans starting free and Pro at $19/month.
The developer side is the Supermemory API: TypeScript and Python SDKs, MCP plugins that give Claude Code, OpenClaw, and other agents persistent memory, and self-hosted or SOC 2 Type II compliant deployments for teams that cannot send data to a third party. Where it fits best: research-heavy marketers, content strategists building briefs from many sources, and marketing ops teams feeding AI agents with real company context.
It is infrastructure rather than a content generator, so the value compounds with use - the more you feed it, the better your searches, briefs, and agent answers get.
Use Cases
Building a competitive intelligence vault from competitor pages, reviews, and reports
Creating content briefs from many research sources in one searchable place
Storing and querying customer interviews and meeting notes
Syncing Gmail, Drive, and Slack into a team knowledge base
Giving AI agents persistent memory of company context via MCP plugins
Who Is This For
Content strategists who research across many sources before writing
Market researchers aggregating reports, interviews, and web data
Marketing ops teams building a shared knowledge base
Agencies keeping client research and notes organized
Teams wiring AI agents with real business context via MCP and SDKs
Key Features
SuperRAG Retrieval
Hybrid search, reranking, and structured context over your documents at sub-300ms latency.
Connectors & Auto-Sync
Connect Drive, Notion, Gmail, Slack, GitHub, S3, and more - changes sync into memory in real time with no manual ETL.
Extractors & Parsing
Turn PDFs, web pages, images, audio, and raw files into agent-ready memory objects with smart chunking.
Memory Graph & Profiles
Persistent structured memory built as a knowledge graph, with user preference and behavior profiles that stay coherent across sessions.
MCP Plugins & SDKs
MCP plugins for OpenClaw, Claude Code, and other agents, plus TypeScript and Python SDKs and self-hostable deployments.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- One searchable home for documents, web research, meetings, and connected apps
- Sub-300ms SuperRAG retrieval with hybrid search and reranking
- MCP plugins give AI agents persistent memory of your real context
- Self-hostable with SOC 2 Type II for teams with data constraints
Cons
- Value depends on feeding it consistently - an empty memory is useless
- Positioning spans consumer app and developer infrastructure, which can confuse buyers
- Usage-based pricing means heavy research volume adds cost beyond the base plan
Pricing Plans
Free
For builders, prototypes, and personal research.
- ~$5/month of usage built in
- Supermemory MCP plugin
- Community support
- Basic storage and retrieval
Pro
For small teams and power users. Most picked.
- Unlimited storage
- 2 teammates included
- Google Drive, Notion, OneDrive connectors
- OpenClaw, Claude Code, and other plugins
- Auto top-up available
- Email support
Max
More headroom for developers and heavy research.
- 6x Pro usage allowance
- Gmail and Granola connectors
- Unlimited storage and users
- Priority support
Scale
For teams running production workloads.
- Up to 10 teammates
- All connectors incl. GitHub, S3, Web Crawler
- SOC 2 and HIPAA BAA
- Self-hosted option available
- Priority support
Frequently Asked Questions
Editorial Review
Editorial Team
August 27, 2026
We verified pricing directly on supermemory.ai/pricing: Free with ~$5 usage, Pro at $19/month, Max at $100/month, Scale at $399/month, and custom Enterprise. The SuperRAG retrieval speed and the connector set (Drive, Notion, Gmail, Slack) are the real strengths for research-heavy marketing teams.
Editorial Team
August 29, 2026
Supermemory has pivoted from a simple bookmarking second brain into agent memory infrastructure, which makes it powerful but harder to categorize. Best value today: content and research teams that feed it continuously and use the MCP plugins to give their AI assistants real context.
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