An add-on for vLLM. Nothing in vLLM changes.

memfree sits between your customers and vLLM on your own GPU nodes. It keeps long conversations small in GPU memory, so the cards you already run serve far longer context to far more people.

Where it sits

  1. Install it beside vLLM

    We hand you a compiled add-on for your GPU nodes. Your engineers keep control of the deployment.

  2. Route long conversations through it

    Your endpoint stays the same. memfree takes the long part of each conversation and keeps its memory flat.

  3. Sell longer context on the same cards

    Offer a million tokens and more without buying memory for it, and fit more paying conversations on every card.

What you get

A small piece of software on your nodes that changes what a long conversation costs you.

A compiled add-on
Built for your GPUs and delivered ready to run. You install it next to vLLM.
A thin, open connector
The small piece that talks to vLLM is open, so your engineers can read exactly what passes between the two.
Flat memory per conversation
About 4 GB with a 70B model, from 128 thousand tokens to 10 million.
Right answers far past 128K
48 of 48 at 1M and at 10M tokens in our tests on one H200.
Conversations that survive restarts
A long conversation reloads from disk and carries on. Ten million tokens came back and answered right in under 17 seconds.

What stays the same

memfree adds to your stack. It does not ask you to replace any of it.

vLLM
Its scheduler, its own cache and your settings run as they do today.
Your models
The open models you already serve.
Your API
Customers keep calling the same OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Your data
Your customers' text stays on your machines.
Your pricing
You decide how to sell long context to your customers.

What it runs on

Data-center NVIDIA GPUs, starting with Hopper.

GPUs
NVIDIA H100 and H200 now. Blackwell, starting with B200, next.
Servers
Linux on x86-64, with NVIDIA's CUDA drivers.
Serving
vLLM, as you run it today.
Models
Open models served by vLLM. Our published numbers use Llama 3.3 70B Instruct.

What it changes for a GPU cloud

More conversations per card

At 128K tokens, one H200 held 26 memfree conversations against 2 standard ones in our tests.

Long context as a product

Offer a million tokens and beyond on the cards you have, instead of turning those customers away.

No new hardware

The gain comes from software on your existing nodes, not from buying more memory.

Try it on your own nodes

A pilot installs memfree on one of your GPU nodes and measures it against your own workloads.