Mem0 adds a 'Dream' memory-consolidation feature to Pro and Enterprise, plus SOC 2 and HIPAA badges
Mem0's comparison table now lists a new 'Dream (Memory Consolidation)' capability checked on Pro ($249/mo) and Enterprise only, and the site footer added SOC 2 Type I and HIPAA Ready compliance badges; no prices or quotas changed.
Pro and Enterprise feature rows: unlimited projects, multiproject support, private Slack support, advanced analytics, graph memory (entity linking); no compliance badges shown on the pricing page.
Pro and Enterprise feature rows add a new 'Dream (Memory Consolidation)' row (checked on Pro and Enterprise, dashed on Hobby/Starter); footer now shows a 'Compliance' section with SOC 2 Type I and HIPAA Ready badges.
Mem0’s pricing page picked up a new capability row since the last capture: “Dream (Memory Consolidation),” checked only on the $249/month Pro plan and custom Enterprise, sitting alongside the existing Graph memory (entity linking) row in the “Every detail, side by side” comparison table. No plan price or quota moved — Hobby, Starter, Pro and Enterprise remain at Free / $19 / $249 / Custom with the same add- and retrieval-request allowances documented since the July 2026 Growth-tier retirement.
Separately, the site footer now carries a dedicated “Compliance” heading displaying SOC 2 Type I and HIPAA Ready badges — a new trust signal for the same enterprise buyers the plan’s on-prem deployment, audit logs, and SSO features target. The enterprise qualification form’s headline was also reworded, from “Find the Best Mem0 Plan for Your Team” to “Find the right Mem0 plan for your team,” with no change to the fields it collects.
Pro and Enterprise gain a new 'Dream (Memory Consolidation)' capability alongside graph memory, and the pricing page footer adds HIPAA Ready, SOC 2 Type I, and GDPR Ready compliance badges. Self-serve prices (Free / $19 / $249) and every tier's add- and retrieval-request quotas are unchanged; the addition was confirmed absent from the 2026-07-21 capture and its independent second-source validation, dating the change to within that roughly three-week window.