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Graphlit pricing

Graphlit is an API platform that gives AI agents real-time context from tools like Slack, GitHub and Jira with built-in semantic search.

Free plan
Yes
Paid from
$49/mo
Plans
4
Free trial
-

What is Graphlit?

Graphlit is a developer platform that acts as a context layer for AI agents. It connects to sources such as Slack, GitHub and Jira, keeps that data synced in real time, and exposes it through a single API with semantic search built in. It is aimed at engineering teams building AI agents and assistants that need current, relevant context from their existing tools without managing infrastructure. The service is sold as a hosted API, so teams integrate it into their own applications rather than running the pipeline themselves.

Plans and prices

Free

Free

  • Content ingestion
  • Content feeds
  • Text and vector search
  • RAG chatbot conversations
  • Configurable workflows
  • Transcription, embeddings, completions
  • Usage-based credit wallet
  • Community Discord support

Hobby

$49/mo

content storage
10GB
content items
10K
  • Everything in Free tier
  • Credit usage at $0.10
  • MCP server access
  • Email and Discord support

Starter

$199/mo

content storage
100GB
content items
100K
  • Everything in Hobby tier
  • Credit usage at $0.09
  • Priority email support
  • Private Slack support

Growth

$999/mo

content storage
Unlimited
content items
Unlimited
  • Everything in Starter tier
  • Credit usage at $0.08
  • Dedicated technical contact
  • SLA coming soon
  • SOC 2 coming soon

Prices in USD, as shown by graphlit.com. Source: pricing page. Last checked October 30, 2026.

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Below is what the StableMRR pricing directory read from Graphlit's own pricing page (last checked 2026-10-30). It can be out of date, so treat it as a starting point.

Category: Developer tools / API tools
What it does: Graphlit is an API platform that gives AI agents real-time context from tools like Slack, GitHub and Jira with built-in semantic search.
Plans:
- Free: Free. Includes: Content ingestion, Content feeds, Text and vector search, RAG chatbot conversations, Configurable workflows
- Hobby: $49/mo. Limits: content storage 10GB, content items 10K. Includes: Everything in Free tier, Credit usage at $0.10, MCP server access, Email and Discord support
- Starter: $199/mo. Limits: content storage 100GB, content items 100K. Includes: Everything in Hobby tier, Credit usage at $0.09, Priority email support, Private Slack support
- Growth: $999/mo. Limits: content storage Unlimited, content items Unlimited. Includes: Everything in Starter tier, Credit usage at $0.08, Dedicated technical contact, SLA coming soon, SOC 2 coming soon
Alternatives in the directory: 1DevTool, 1Lookup, 0x, 100ms
Pricing page: https://graphlit.com/pricing
Directory listing: https://stablemrr.com/p/graphlit-com

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Pricing facts

Pricing model
Mixed
Billing
monthly

Features

  • Content ingestion and extraction
  • Hybrid search and RAG
  • Knowledge graphs
  • Agent context layer
  • Usage-based credits
  • MCP server access

Price history

No price changes recorded since we started tracking on October 30, 2026.

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How this page was made. Plans and prices are read automatically from graphlit.com's public pricing page, checked against the page text, and re-checked about every week. Method. Something wrong? Tell us.