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Framework and platform for building LLM apps and agents

Build and deploy AI agents on your company knowledge
Dust is one of the more mature enterprise agent platforms, with strong data connectors, governance, and real adoption. The main thing to watch is cost predictability: its 2026 move to credit-based pricing means spend scales with model and tool usage, so heavy agents can get expensive. It is best suited to teams that want shared, governed agents on company data rather than individuals looking for a personal assistant.
Dust is an enterprise platform for building and deploying custom AI agents that are grounded in a company's own knowledge. Agents connect to 100+ data sources and tools, use a choice of models, and can answer questions, draft content, and run multi-step tasks with memory and governance. It targets teams that want shared, reusable, governed agents rather than personal chatbots, and in 2026 uses a credit-based pricing model on top of per-seat plans.
Dust (dust.tt) is a platform that lets teams create and run custom AI agents grounded in their own company knowledge. Agents can be connected to more than 100 data sources and tools — from Notion, Slack, and Google Drive to internal systems — and combined with a choice of underlying models, memory, and feedback loops so they can answer questions, draft work, and execute multi-step tasks within an organization's context. The emphasis is on making AI "multiplayer" inside the enterprise: shared agents that teams build, reuse, and govern, rather than one-off personal chatbots. Dust provides enterprise-grade controls around permissions and data governance, and reports adoption across thousands of organizations with high weekly active usage. Dust is a venture-backed company that raised a $40M Series B in 2026 (led by Sequoia and Abstract), bringing total funding to roughly $60M+. In 2026 it shifted from flat per-seat unlimited messaging to a credit-based model, where credits are consumed based on the model and tools an agent uses — a change buyers should factor into cost planning.
Dust is an enterprise platform for building and deploying custom AI agents grounded in company knowledge. Agents connect to 100+ data sources and tools, use a choice of models, and run with memory, feedback loops, and governance. It targets teams that want shared, reusable agents rather than personal chatbots. In 2026 it uses a credit-based pricing model, which improves flexibility but can make costs less predictable.
Dust (dust.tt) builds an enterprise platform for creating and operating AI agents connected to a company's own data. The company frames its mission as making AI "multiplayer" inside organizations — shared, governed agents that teams build and reuse rather than isolated personal assistants.
Dust reports adoption across thousands of organizations with high weekly active usage, positioning itself among the more mature enterprise agent platforms.
Dust lets users build agents by selecting a model, writing instructions, and granting access to data sources and tools. It connects to 100+ integrations such as Notion, Slack, Google Drive, GitHub, and Confluence, and supports memory and feedback loops so agents improve over time.
The platform emphasizes enterprise governance, including permissions and data controls, so agents only access what they should. Agents can answer questions, draft content, and execute multi-step tasks within the organization's context, and can be shared and reused across teams.
Knowledge-heavy enterprises and mid-market teams that want to deploy AI grounded in internal data with governance, permissions, and reuse across the organization.
Employees across functions who use shared agents to search internal knowledge, draft content, and automate multi-step tasks.
Heads of IT, operations, or AI/innovation who purchase and roll out an enterprise agent platform.
Team leads who build agents, plus security and compliance stakeholders concerned with data governance.
A mid-to-large organization with substantial internal knowledge across many tools that wants governed, reusable AI agents rather than a patchwork of personal chatbots.
Dust raised a $40M Series B in 2026, led by Sequoia and Abstract, bringing total disclosed funding to roughly $60M+ (reported around $61.5M). Earlier rounds preceded this Series B.
Dust lets teams build custom AI agents grounded in their company knowledge, connecting to 100+ data sources so agents can answer questions, draft work, and run multi-step tasks with governance.
As of August 2026 there is a free tier, Pro (~$30/seat/mo) and Max (~$150/seat/mo) plans, and custom Enterprise. In 2026 Dust uses a credit model where spend depends on the models and tools agents use. Verify with the vendor.
Yes. Dust connects to 100+ sources including Notion, Slack, Google Drive, GitHub, and Confluence, and agents can use those connections as context and tools.
Dust is a cloud platform and does not offer a general self-hosted deployment; data governance and permissions are handled within the hosted product.
Yes. Dust raised a $40M Series B in 2026 led by Sequoia and Abstract, bringing total funding to roughly $60M or more.
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