SuperMemory is a token-based consumer memory app. Squish is a local-first memory runtime that is free for unlimited local use. Here is how the two pricing models compare.
SuperMemory charges on a token basis, so cost scales with every memory stored and queried. There is a free tier with limits and paid tiers for higher volume. Exact rates change, so check SuperMemory's own pricing page for current numbers.
Squish is free for unlimited local use under the AGPLv3 license, with no account and no API keys required. Optional Squish Cloud Pro is $79/year for cross-device sync and hosted MCP, and Founding Lifetime is $199 one-time. There is no trial period and no per-token metering.
If your memory stays on your own machine, Squish costs $0 forever and SuperMemory's token model will always cost more. If you need a fully managed hosted service and do not want to self-host, SuperMemory may fit better. The tradeoff is control and predictability versus convenience.