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Alternatives to Plur

30 tools that compete with or replace Plur. Ranked by direct product-type match — not generic category overlap.

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What is the best Plur alternative?

The best Plur alternative today is Agentmemory because it is a safe bet on our live viability checks and it has the widest real-user coverage of these options; it also has a free tier.

Ranked on live viability checks, real-user mentions and how often AI engines read each tool — never pay-for-placement.

Projectmem

Projectmem

Local-first coding agent memory that records issues, failed attempts and fixes inside your repo and feeds them back to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex at session

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Agentmemory

Agentmemory

Agentmemory gives coding agents shared, local memory across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and 22 other agents.

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Mengram

Mengram

Mengram is a self-hostable AI memory API that gives Claude, Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT one shared memory graph.

FreemiumTry
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MemU

MemU

memU gives Codex, Claude, Cursor and other agents one shared, inspectable memory layer with source-linked recall.

FreemiumTry
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Signetai

Signetai

Local-first agent memory and secrets layer that gives Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode one shared context on your own machine.

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MemoryLake

MemoryLake

MemoryLake is portable AI memory for ChatGPT, Claude, Codex and Gemini — encrypted, exportable, and shared across every agent you run.

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Roampal

Roampal

Local-first memory layer for Claude Code and OpenCode that scores memories by whether they actually worked.

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Jumbo.Cli

Jumbo.Cli

Jumbo.Cli gives AI coding agents persistent project memory from a local-first CLI, so you stop re-onboarding Claude Code every session.

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Memtrace Public

Memtrace Public

Memtrace is a shared code-map memory layer that keeps multiple AI coding agents reading one live structural map of your repository.

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pumaDB

pumaDB

Hosted MCP and REST memory that keeps AI agent context consistent across ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and your own agents.

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Imcodes

Imcodes

Self-hosted layer that gives your AI coding agents shared memory, managed MCP tools, and cross-model audit.

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Memoryport

Memoryport

Memoryport is a local-first memory layer that gives Claude Code, Cursor, Ollama and OpenAI persistent context across every session.

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E2B

E2B

E2B gives AI agents isolated Linux sandboxes to execute code, process data, and run tools safely.

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Egregore

Egregore

Shared memory for Claude Code teams—decisions, handoffs, and context persist across sessions and people.

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Agent Kernel

Agent Kernel

Three markdown files that give any AI coding agent persistent memory between sessions — no framework, no database, just git.

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Automem

Automem

Open-source MCP memory layer that gives AI agents a graph plus vector store so recall carries relationships, not just similar text.

FreemiumTry
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PMB

PMB

Local-first memory layer that gives your AI coding agent a SQLite file it can recall from between sessions.

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Hermes Webui

Hermes Webui

Self-hosted AI agent with a browser UI, markdown memory on disk, and a cron scheduler that runs while you're offline.

FreeTry
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Brain.Md

Brain.Md

A persistent, file-based memory layer for coding agents that lives as a brain/ Markdown folder in your repo.

FreeTry
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Ultracontext

Ultracontext

An open-source context SDK that syncs every AI agent's sessions into one mountable filesystem shared over MCP.

FreemiumTry
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Vectorize

Vectorize

Agent memory that learns from failed tool calls and user corrections, not just stores facts

FreemiumTry
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Daytona

Daytona

Run AI-generated code in isolated Daytona sandboxes that start in under 90ms with per-second billing.

FreemiumTry
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Runtm

Runtm

Runtime is an AI agent harness for payment ops that runs agents on sandboxed computers with human approval before money moves.

Contact SalesTry
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Statewave

Statewave

Open-source, self-hosted AI agent memory runtime with governance policies and tamper-evident audit receipts.

FreeTry
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Mentedb

Mentedb

Long-term memory for AI agents: one process_turn call stores each turn and returns the memories your next prompt needs.

FreemiumTry
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Versuno AI

Versuno AI

Open-source Postgres memory engine for AI agents that sends memory conflicts to a human instead of overwriting them.

FreemiumTry
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YourMemory

YourMemory

Local-first persistent memory for AI agents with a forgetting curve, open source and MCP-compatible.

FreemiumTry
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Octopoda

Octopoda

Persistent memory for Python AI agents, with versioning, shared memory across agent teams, and loop detection that pauses runaway agents before the token bill

FreemiumTry
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Loomal

Loomal

Loomal is a payments layer for agentic commerce — paywall an API or MCP tool and get paid per call in USDC on Base.

FreemiumTry
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Symbiotic Ai

Symbiotic Ai

Open-source AI agent memory system that keeps context in four Markdown files you own

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Plur alternatives compared

Plur and its closest alternatives: pricing type, starting price, free tier, last verified date and viability band
ToolPricing typeStarting priceFree tierLast verifiedViability
PlurFreeFreeYesModerate
ProjectmemFreeFreeYesModerate
AgentmemoryFreeFreeYesSafe bet
MengramFreemium$5/moYesSafe bet
MemUFreemiumCustom pricingYesSafe bet
SignetaiFreeFreeYesModerate
MemoryLakeFreemium$19/moYesSafe bet
RoampalFreemium—YesSafe bet
Jumbo.CliFreemium—YesModerate

First row is Plur itself. Starting price is the cheapest paid plan on each vendor's published pricing; viability is our band, not a score.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Plur?

Plur does not publish a fixed monthly price we can compare against, so we do not name a cheaper option; the table shows each alternative's starting price.

Which Plur alternative is free?

Agentmemory has a free tier on its published pricing and is also our top pick. Free tiers change often; the "Last verified" column shows when we last checked each one.

Is Plur still active?

Yes. Plur is live and its listing was verified on 23 Oct 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Plur alternative?

The best Plur alternative today is Agentmemory because it is a safe bet on our live viability checks and it has the widest real-user coverage of these options; it also has a free tier.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Plur?

Plur does not publish a fixed monthly price we can compare against, so we do not name a cheaper option; the table shows each alternative's starting price.

Which Plur alternative is free?

Agentmemory has a free tier on its published pricing and is also our top pick. Free tiers change often; the "Last verified" column shows when we last checked each one.

Is Plur still active?

Yes. Plur is live and its listing was verified on 23 Oct 2026.

What are the best alternatives to Plur?

We currently list 30 alternatives to Plur: Projectmem, Agentmemory, Mengram, MemU, Signetai. Each is ranked by direct product-type match rather than generic category overlap.

How do you choose which Plur alternatives to show?

Alternatives are ranked by direct product-type match — tools that do the same job — not by shared category tags. Every listed tool is independently re-verified on a continuous cycle.

How this page is made: a human editor decides what is published. Drafts are proposed by a mixture of models (Claude Opus 4.5, GPT Codex and DeepSeek’s strongest models) working from our own verified data — live site checks, current pricing and the public sentiment we gather from Reddit, Product Hunt, G2 and community forums — and the editor keeps, corrects or strikes each line. Nothing here is pay-for-placement. Read the full methodology.