If the paywall bothers you, then Kagi just isn't for you, the whole point of it is to have a business model where the users are customers, not the product. I h

If the paywall bothers you, then Kagi just isn't for you, the whole point of it is to have a business model where the users are customers, not the product. I have no problem with the UI. It's snappy, clean, doesn't have a bunch of cruft, it's easy to find results, etc. It feels like Google of yore. Same thing with the search results, I find them really excellent. In my experience, there's much less SEO spam. If you search for a programming language function, you get links to the proper documentation, not some trash "geeksforgeeks" site or whatever. I can't remember if I've ever had to go past page one. Obviously YMMV on that, it's entirely possible it's different depending on what you're searching for. But I'm very happy paying for Kagi, and will continue to do so.