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You can do that with Kagi, there is both a soft limit and hard limit you can set. Although we would like to go towards the future with no limits as soon as econ
by freediver 4y ago
You can do that with Kagi, there is both a soft limit and hard limit you can set. Although we would like to go towards the future with no limits as soon as economics allow it.
- palata 4y agoOh I did not know that. I have the "legacy premium" (not sure if that's the right name) left for a few months, I guess I'll see that when I transition to the newer pricing plan. But it's great that Kagi has that feature!
- palata 4y agoActually I just saw this suggestion which I think is very nice: https://kagifeedback.org/d/512-automatically-redirect-search-query-to-other-search-engine-when-run-out-of-credit https://kagifeedback.org/d/512-automatically-redirect-search... The idea would be that people can set a hard limit after which Kagi would redirect everything to a fallback of their choice. If my limit is set to 10$ and I reach it by the 21st of the month, then all my searches will automatically go to e.g. DuckDuckGo until the next month. Wouldn't that make sense?