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Plans & pricing

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Storage tiers cap how much conversation data you can import into the archive. Paid tiers are in preview — sign up for notifications and you'll be first in line.

Free

Get a feel for the archive.

$0forever
100 MB storage
  • Local-first search & tags
  • Up to 100 MB of conversations
  • Keyword TL;DR & bookmarks
  • Community feedback board

Pro

Popular

For an active journaler.

$20/ month
5 GB storage
  • Everything in Free
  • 5 GB of conversation storage
  • Semantic search + Ask mode
  • Surprise Me weekly digests
Coming soon

Studio

For heavy multi-model users.

$50/ month
50 GB storage
  • Everything in Pro
  • 50 GB of storage
  • Priority AI research runs
  • Custom filter types & saved views
Coming soon

Lifetime

Pay once, keep forever.

$350one-time
350 GB storage
  • Everything in Studio
  • 350 GB of storage
  • All future features included
  • Lifetime license, no renewal
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Pricing recommendations

"A Dropbox for your AI data and pictures" — here's how your current tiers land against commodity cloud storage, and what we'd suggest instead.

ServiceEntry tierMid tierTop tier
Dropbox2 GB free2 TB · $12/mo (Plus)3 TB · $20/mo (Essentials)
Google One15 GB free200 GB · $3/mo2 TB · $10/mo
iCloud+50 GB · $1/mo200 GB · $3/mo2 TB · $10/mo
Marginalia (today)100 MB free5 GB · $20/mo350 GB · $350 lifetime

Reality check: pure storage at 5 GB costs Dropbox users effectively pennies. Charging $20/mo for 5 GB reads as ~40× the market rate, so paid tiers need to feel like an AI-powered archive, not a drive.

What we'd recommend: Reprice around value + volume, keep a real free tier, and reserve Lifetime for a large ceiling.

Free1 GB
$0forever

Big enough that the archive feels useful, not a trial. Converts curiosity into habit.

Personal50 GB
$4/ month

In line with iCloud/Google One 200 GB — pays for AI search, not raw bytes.

Pro500 GB
$10/ month

Matches Google One 2 TB pricing but positions AI + tagging as the real product.

Lifetime1 TB
$199once

One-time buyer's ceiling. $350 for 350 GB is under-storage vs Dropbox; 1 TB reads fair.

Benchmarks are approximate US list prices at time of writing; verify against each provider before publishing.

Questions or a tier idea? Drop it on the feedback board.