Perseus
A graph-building platform for generating ontologies and knowledge graphs from domain data.
Linked from lettria.com · checked 1 Nov
- Tool type
- Graph-building platform
- Made for
- Developers and technical teams
- Runs on
- Web application
- The Try Perseus link points to the Perseus web application. Supported operating systems are not specified.
What it does
Perseus is Lettria’s platform for developers and technical teams building graph agents. It creates ontologies from domain data and supports building and versioning knowledge graphs with input from business experts. An ontology editor and evaluation tools help teams inspect the graph structure before using it in an AI application.
The pricing page lists graph and ontology building, an ontology editor and evaluation. Its free Developer tier has a 30 KB maximum input size, five graph builds and one ontology build per 30 days. Plus lists a 1 MB maximum input size, 3,000 graph builds and 300 ontology builds per 30 days. Enterprise is custom. These published limits make the free tier bounded rather than unrestricted. The page also lists Plus at $0.01 per PCU, but does not define PCU; confirm what consumes a unit and how usage is billed.
Use the Perseus web application or documented SDK-level access to build custom knowledge graphs. Start through the official Try Perseus link and getting-started documentation. Confirm SDK prerequisites, accepted inputs and export formats for your use case. Lettria’s separately scoped GraphRAG services have their own pilot and enterprise terms.
What it can do
- Generate ontologies from domain data
- Build knowledge graphs
- Version knowledge graphs
- Edit ontologies
- Evaluate ontologies
- Build graph agents on graph infrastructure
Before you choose
- Free and Plus have input-size and build allowances; confirm how they fit your data.
- PCU is the published Plus usage unit but its definition needs confirmation.
- GraphRAG service engagements are distinct from Perseus platform tiers.
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Get started
The official site links to the Perseus app; the pricing page lists a free Developer tier.
- Open the Perseus app through the official Try Perseus link.
- Create an account or sign in to access the app; the pricing page lists a free Developer tier.
- Consult the Perseus getting-started documentation for technical orientation.
Plans and prices
The page lists Developer as free, Plus pay-per-use and Enterprise custom. It does not specify the PCU billing cadence or define the unit. The page separately describes scoped, annually invoiced GraphRAG engagements; those terms are not presumed to apply to Perseus.
- Graph and ontology building
- Ontology editor and evaluation
- 30 KB maximum input size
- 5 graph builds per 30 days
- 1 ontology build per 30 days
- Community support
- Graph and ontology building
- Ontology editor and evaluation
- 1 MB maximum input size
- 3,000 graph builds per 30 days
- 300 ontology builds per 30 days
- Email support
- Graph and ontology building
- Ontology editor and evaluation
- Unlimited input sizes
- Unlimited graph and ontology builds
- Dedicated support
- 99.99% uptime SLA
Source: lettria.com/pricing-lettria, checked 1 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 1 Nov 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- Document intelligence for regulated industries.- Lettria ↗www.lettria.com
- Pricing ↗www.lettria.com
- Contact ↗www.lettria.com
- Document intelligence for regulated industries.- Lettria ↗www.lettria.com
- Alfa Laval: Empowering engineering experts with an assistant powered by GraphRAG ↗www.lettria.com
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