$1 USD = 1,000 searches
Start with 100 free searches. Subscribe for hosted MCP and recurring credits, or top up at $1 per 1,000 searches whenever you need more.
- 100 free searches
- Agent memory search
- Unlimited notes & pages
- Hosted MCP endpoint
- REST API access
- 2,000 credits every month
- Hosted MCP JSON-RPC endpoint
- Markdown memory browser
- Tables, data blocks, tags, collections
- Link graph, backlinks, timeline history
- Credit top-ups for bursts
- 25,000 credits every year
- All Pro Monthly features
- Hosted MCP for agent memory
- Bulk markdown import
- Stable memory API as retrieval improves
- Best value for active users
- Credits never expire
- Top up any amount, any time
- Full source code available
- Bring your own Postgres + pgvector
- Run Go/fasthttp anywhere
Credit costs
Prices in USD. Retrieval runs locally in the GPU Brain stack, so there is no embedding API markup.
Common questions
Do credits expire?
Top-up credits never expire. Subscription credits are granted on each paid billing period and behave like paid credits in your account.
Why are searches so cheap?
GPU Brain runs retrieval locally instead of calling a paid embedding API on every search, so the cost per lookup stays low.
What do subscriptions include?
Pro Monthly is $8 USD/month with 2,000 recurring credits. Pro Annual is $80 USD/year with 25,000 recurring credits. You can still buy top-up credits for heavier import or agent workloads.
Can I use GPU Brain as a Claude MCP tool?
Yes. Use the hosted MCP JSON-RPC endpoint at https://gpubrain.app.nz/mcp with a gb_... API key, or run gpubrain-cli mcp --api-url https://gpubrain.app.nz locally for stdio-based clients.
Can I self-host for free?
Absolutely. The full source is at github.com/codex-infinite/gpubrain. You need a Postgres server with the pgvector extension installed.
Will my integration break if you improve the search engine?
No. The REST, CLI, and MCP contracts are intentionally stable, so GPU Brain can improve retrieval under the hood without changing how your agents call memory.