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> and it is all for free, I'm guessing it's free for now so people can test it and give feedback, since it's still an MVP. But based on the website, once the a
by pyman 1y ago
> and it is all for free,
I'm guessing it's free for now so people can test it and give feedback, since it's still an MVP. But based on the website, once the app is fully released, you'll have to pay for it. So don't get your hopes up, especially with apps that rely on expensive LLMs.
Showing ads or sponsored links is one business model. Charging a subscription to remove them is a different one (like what Twitter recently did).
- baggachipz 1y agoThe Kagi I know would never have ads, much less charge to remove them. I'm pretty confident that this service will be another perk of the main Kagi subscription.
- pyman 1y agoKagi doesn't have ads because people pay for it. Google Search has ads because it's a free service. https://kagi.com/pricing https://kagi.com/pricing
- pasc1878 1y agoThe point is that Kagi would not have ads. Yes it charges for any use - but not to remove ads.
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- fantyoon 1y ago> Kagi has no ads and is fully funded by its users. None of the 4 plans say anything to the contrary either.
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- baggachipz 1y agoI literally said "Kagi subscription" in my post.