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HyperMemory vs Letta

Letta builds stateful agents. HyperMemory provides the memory layer. They solve different problems — here's how to decide.

AspectHyperMemoryLetta
What It IsMemory service (MCP server)Stateful agent platform
ArchitectureHypergraph memoryAgent framework with built-in memory
Pricing ModelNodes + QueriesAgents + LLM credits
Free Tier1,000 nodes, 10,000 queries3 agents (BYOK only)
Entry Paid Tier$29/mo$20/mo (includes $20 LLM credit)
Mid Tier$99/mo$200/mo
Memory ApproachExternal service, works with any agentBuilt into Letta agents only
Agent FrameworkBring your own (Claude, OpenClaw, CrewAI, etc.)Letta's framework required
MCP SupportNative (is an MCP server)Supports MCP tools
Relationship ModelHyperedges (multi-way)Conversation-based context
Memory PortabilityExport/import between any agentLocked to Letta platform
LLM CostsNot included (you manage separately)Included in credits (Letta routes calls)

A memory layer vs. an agent platform

This comparison is different from the others because Letta and HyperMemory aren't direct substitutes — they solve different parts of the stack.

**Letta** is a complete agent platform. You build agents in Letta, run them on Letta, and they maintain state within Letta's system. Memory is one feature of many. If you want an all-in-one agent framework, Letta is a solid choice. **HyperMemory** is a dedicated memory service. It doesn't run your agents — it gives them memory. You keep using whatever agent framework you already have (Claude, OpenClaw, CrewAI, OpenAI, or anything MCP-compatible) and add HyperMemory as the persistent memory layer. The question isn't "which is better" — it's "do you want to adopt a full platform, or add memory to your existing stack?"

Can you use both?

Yes. Letta agents can connect to MCP servers. You could run a Letta agent with HyperMemory as its memory backend, getting Letta's orchestration with HyperMemory's hypergraph structure. This is a niche setup, but it works.

Honest guidance

Choose Letta if:

  • You want a complete agent platform with built-in state management
  • You're starting from scratch and don't have an existing agent framework
  • You want Letta to handle LLM routing and billing
  • You prefer an opinionated, all-in-one solution

Choose HyperMemory if:

  • You already have agents running on Claude, OpenClaw, CrewAI, or OpenAI
  • You want to add memory without changing your agent framework
  • You need memory that's portable between different agent systems
  • You want hypergraph relationships, not just conversation context
  • You want to manage your own LLM providers and costs separately

Learn more

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  • Claude integration guide
  • Openai integration guide
  • Crewai integration guide
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Competitor pricing last verified: 2026-03-01

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