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I checked my usage and tend to use ~1200 searches per month. Kagi shows that of the money I spend, around 60% pays for my results, so it seems like Kagi is stil
by Youden 4y ago
I checked my usage and tend to use ~1200 searches per month. Kagi shows that of the money I spend, around 60% pays for my results, so it seems like Kagi is still profitable with the current pricing.
Presumably though, they don't see this as sustainable. I wonder why? What kind of margin are they looking for here?
- akotulski 4y agoI think those costs take into account external API prices but not internal ones (such as employees, servers). Moreover Bing increases pricing in May for their API and I guess they are trying to factor that in as well
- Incipient 4y agoBing pricing is more than doubling, so they'll be losing money on simply proxying your search requests, let alone everything else they do.