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> That it should be unlimited. Isn't that what their $25/mo plan gives you?
by josephcsible 3y ago
> That it should be unlimited.
Isn't that what their $25/mo plan gives you?
- jackson1442 3y agoYep. They’re trying to drop the price as well—users on an annual Legacy Professional plan have been given unlimited searches again (which is the $10/mo pricing). Really hoping this is sustainable because Kagi is night-and-day for me compared to google and ddg.
- int_19h 3y agoIs that a different thing from "early adopter professional"? Because that one still shows "$10/mo - 1,500 searches included" for me on the billing page.
- jackson1442 3y agoI believe it is currently only available to people whose $10/mo subscriptions had not renewed before the end of May.
- KoftaBob 3y agoFor comparison, $25-30/month is the lower end of what US mobile carriers charge per line. That $25-30/month gets you access to a nationally covered 5G/4G mobile ISP that cost billions to build out. Having said that, does it seem reasonable to assign the same monthly value for an early stage search engine?
- fLaMEd 3y agoThe multi billion dollar carriers certainly didn’t start out at $25 a month…