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Kagi is a great premium alternative. They focus obsessively on search result quality and adding helpful, but non invasive AI tools. One of them is even free as an experiment!
I've been a kagi subscriber for justa about a year and it's been great.
It looks interesting, I am not opposed to paying for search but I feel like the bar works high for me to continue to pay for it.
What makes it better then other search engines?
I finally caved and shelled out for a sub for Kagi. It's just way more accurate when searching. I was bouncing around about five different ones and finally settled on it.
I've been meaning to check out this one, though. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35611923
A lot of things. https://blog.kagi.com/blog
Kagi is great for me for 3 reasons:
Yes, this. I purchased a subscription and never looked back.
FastGPT is fun, I never play with these sort of stuff like ChatGPT before.