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Also, they broke their promise from last year, saying that they'd grandfather-in all early adopters, as long as they don't cancel: If such change to Individual
by microtonal 4y ago
Also, they broke their promise from last year, saying that they'd grandfather-in all early adopters, as long as they don't cancel:
If such change to Individual plans is to occur, we plan to grandfather-in all early adopters (meaning all current and future paid customers, up until this change) allowing them to keep their existing subscription price as long as they don’t cancel it.
https://blog.kagi.com/status-update-first-three-months#future https://blog.kagi.com/status-update-first-three-months#futur...
Now they changed it to only the current billing period.
- plmpsu 4y agoExactly. That exact statement encouraged me to subscribe. This change is disappointing.
- microtonal 4y agoSame. I haven't used Kagi that much yet. But one of the reasons of subscribing was to opt in to the then-current terms.
- dns_snek 4y agoOh. I didn't realize that they would not be grandfathering-in existing users until I read your comment, believing their earlier statements. Confirmation bias is a hell of a drug, but it made sense after I read it again. Thanks for that. > Every existing subscriber will have their current subscription honored until expiration. That means if you are a subscriber at the time of the new plan rollout, you will still get unlimited searches as a part of your original plan until your existing subscription expires or is set to renew.