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"The 300 search plan unfortunately just isn’t a very pleasant experience. I’d find myself wincing any time I accidentally typed a query I already knew the resul
by UberFly 2y ago
"The 300 search plan unfortunately just isn’t a very pleasant experience. I’d find myself wincing any time I accidentally typed a query I already knew the result of like Serious Eats Channa Masala into Kagi’s search during my metered month" "...do yourself a favor and jump straight into the $10 USD per month plan"
This exactly. I love using Kagi and felt the relief sweep over me when I went to unlimited. Well worth it to me.
- climb_stealth 2y agoThis is so true. I only exceeded the 300 queries once but the following anxiety around hitting the limit was really bad for some reason. On unlimited for a few months now and it is so much nicer to not worry about it anymore.
- mossTechnician 2y agoI use DuckDuckGo or pretty much anything else that feels suitable at the time, but I never think about searching this hard. It sounds like using Kagi inserts a conscious awareness of the product you're using. You're not just in the middle of an activity (whatever you're searching for), you're consciously Doing A Search. Switching to unlimited searches sounds convenient if you can handle the price, but then a sort of Amazon Prime conundrum emerges: since you're paying for one option, why would you want to go anywhere else? Maybe that's why I see so much enthusiasm for Kagi: when people use it, it's conscious.