Support teams answering internal questions
Build assistants that retrieve approved product, policy, and process knowledge.
Free plan pilot.
Updated June 19, 2026
Dust.tt is useful when your team wants to build its own AI assistants over company data instead of buying one fixed chatbot. It fits technical operations, support, product, and engineering teams that need connectors, custom agents, shared knowledge, and control over what the assistant can use.
Start with the free plan or trial and test the hardest connector first. Check permissions, stale documents, Slack or Teams behavior, and separate usage costs before subscribing. Another option is simpler if you only need one packaged employee support assistant or a basic meeting bot.
Dust.tt is a team AI assistant and agent platform for building company-specific assistants over knowledge, tools, and business data.
Its official pricing page lists a free plan, public paid plan, Enterprise contact options, and separate usage considerations for API or programmatic agent use.
| Feature | What it does | Plan fit / purchase note |
|---|---|---|
| Custom AI assistants | Build assistants for team knowledge, tasks, and specialized workflows. | Free/trial start. |
| Knowledge connectors | Connect approved data sources so assistants can answer from company context. | Permission review. |
| Collaboration channels | Use assistants in Slack, Teams, or other team surfaces where configured. | Integration check. |
| Developer and API endpoints | Use programmatic access and agent workflows where the plan supports it. | Credit review. |
| Enterprise controls | Discuss security, custom deployment, and larger rollout needs with sales. | Enterprise. |
Build assistants that retrieve approved product, policy, and process knowledge.
Free plan pilot.
Connect GitHub, docs, and runbooks so engineers can ask questions in context.
Connector test.
Create agents for repeated research, status, or workflow tasks across SaaS tools.
trial options.
Validate permissions, source freshness, and audit needs before a broader rollout.
Enterprise review.
| Plan or option | public price | Trial / free-plan detail |
|---|---|---|
| Free | The official pricing page lists a free plan for getting started. | Free plan: verified. |
| Pro / paid workspace | The official pricing page publishes paid team pricing and feature differences. | Free trial: 14-day free trial verified in official subscription docs. |
| Enterprise and API use | Enterprise and programmatic usage should be confirmed because credits and custom terms can apply. | Confirm usage before subscribing. |
Source: Official pricing page.
Free plan: Dust's free plan was verified on the official pricing page. Free trial: a 14-day free trial was verified in official subscription documentation. Public paid pricing is available, but teams should confirm connectors, data limits, Enterprise controls, API use, and credit billing before subscribing.
Dust.tt integration checks should include Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Zendesk, Snowflake, web search, internal docs, APIs, MCP or tool calls, workspace permissions, data freshness, connector limits, model choices, programmatic usage, credit billing, audit needs, and who can create or publish agents.
Start with one assistant for one team and one messy knowledge source. Define allowed sources, prompts, owners, and success checks. Test permission leaks, stale answers, Slack or Teams behavior, API usage, and whether the assistant saves real time before connecting more systems.
Yes. Dust publishes plan information on its official pricing page.
Yes. A free plan was verified.
Yes. A 14-day free trial was verified in official subscription documentation.
Teams that want to build custom AI assistants over company data and tools should consider Dust.tt.