How much does Dust cost in 2026?

Quick Answer: Dust offers a 14-day free trial, Pro plans at approximately $29/user/month, and custom Enterprise pricing with SSO and additional connectors as of April 2026.

Dust Pricing in 2026

Dust publishes per-seat pricing on its public site (April 2026), with annual billing available at a discount.

Free Trial (14 Days)

New workspaces get a 14-day trial with full Pro features, limited request quotas, and access to the standard connector library. Trials convert to a paid plan or downgrade to read-only mode after expiry.

Pro (Approximately $29/user/month)

Pro is the default tier for small and mid-size teams. It includes connectors for Notion, Slack, Google Drive, GitHub, Intercom, Confluence, and Microsoft 365, builder access for custom assistants, and choice between Claude, GPT-4 family, and Mistral models. Token usage is included up to a fair-use cap, with overages billed separately.

Enterprise (Custom)

Enterprise pricing is quoted by seat count and adds SSO, SCIM provisioning, audit logs, custom data spaces, additional region deployments (EU and US), and a dedicated success manager. Larger deployments often include negotiated token caps.

Cost Comparison

Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 lists at $30/user/month and bundles into existing Microsoft contracts. Glean Enterprise is typically quoted at $40-$50/user/month. Dust positions Pro at $29/user/month as the mid-market option.

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