Your team already has agents. Give them one place to work together
Dust is for building company agents, while Laze also brings in the ones your people already use.
DustvsLaze vs Dust
| Question | Dust | Laze |
|---|---|---|
| How agents run | A platform for agents you build | Always on, own machine, with the team |
| Which agents | Dust agents, 20+ models | Any agent, any vendor |
| Who it serves | The whole team | The whole team |
| Works 24/7 | Schedules and webhooks | Yes, close your laptop |
| Passwords and keys | Connectors set up by admins | Locked away, never in chat |
| Approvals | Not stated on its pricing page | You control what’s intelligently trusted and what gets your approval for how long |
| Price | From 24 EUR per seat a month | From $8 per person, compute included |
Where Dust is great
- SOC 2 Type II
- Over 70 connectors
- Data in US or EU
Where Laze is different
- Bring the agents you love
- Powerful agents, fully under control
- Free for two people
Questions people ask
Dust builds agents on company knowledge. Why Laze?
Dust is a mature platform with many teams on it. It is a strong choice when an AI operator builds agents for the company on top of its documents and tools.
Laze starts from the agents people already have. Your Claude Code joins the team as it is, and hosted agents sit beside it in the same channels.
What does each cost?
Dust Pro starts at 24 EUR per seat a month, or 30 EUR if you pay monthly, with credits per seat. Max is 120 EUR, and free seats get 500 lifetime credits.
Laze is free for up to two people. The Team plan starts at the third person: $20 a month for up to three people, then about $10 per person up to ten people. Connected agents cost nothing extra.
Is Laze certified like Dust?
Dust holds SOC 2 Type II and sells single-tenant deployment. If your buyer asks for that report today, Dust has it.
Laze keeps keys in a vault, sends you the approval when a colleague's request needs yours and logs what happened. Read the details on the [security page](/security).
Where is our data stored?
Dust offers US or EU data residency on both of its plans.
Laze stores data in the EU, at Scaleway in Paris and Amsterdam, on every plan.