Mem0 — AI search visibility
Hosted memory API that gives AI agents persistent long-term memory (facts, preferences, entity/graph relationships) across sessions · mem0.ai
Cited in 7 of 10 buyer queries
Rank 1 of 101 on the index · checked 2026-08-28 · every row below is a measured result, not an estimate
THE QUERIES, AND WHO GETS NAMED INSTEAD
| Buyer query | Mem0 | Named instead |
|---|---|---|
| best memory layer for AI agents | Cited | — |
| how do I give my AI agent long-term memory | Not cited | — |
| Mem0 vs Zep | Cited | — |
| Zep alternatives for LLM memory | Cited | — |
| how to make a chatbot remember users across sessions | Not cited | — |
| open source agent memory framework, self-hosted | Cited | — |
| how do I stop my AI assistant from forgetting user preferences | Not cited | — |
| vector database vs memory layer for AI agents | Cited | — |
| agent memory API pricing comparison | Cited | — |
| LangGraph built-in memory vs a dedicated service | Cited | — |
Method: queries are phrased the way a buyer would ask, run against live AI answer engines on the date shown. “Cited” means the answer named Mem0 or drew on its site as a source. The full audit behind this page also records every source domain per query.
How Mem0 wins the remaining queries
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