Free
$0 No card.
1,000 credits / month
| Basic search | 1 credit |
|---|---|
| Advanced search | 2 credits |
| Cited answer | +2 credits |
| Extraction | 1 credit / 5 URLs |
Pricing
One balance, and a price list that says what everything draws from it. A snippet search is a handful of requests; fetching and reading every result costs more, and an answer adds a model call on top. You can work out what a call costs before you make it.
$0 No card.
1,000 credits / month
| Basic search | 1 credit |
|---|---|
| Advanced search | 2 credits |
| Cited answer | +2 credits |
| Extraction | 1 credit / 5 URLs |
$49 Per month.
50,000 credits / month
| Basic search | 1 credit |
|---|---|
| Advanced search | 2 credits |
| Cited answer | +2 credits |
| Extraction | 1 credit / 5 URLs |
| Meter | Charged when |
|---|---|
search | 1 credit at basic depth, 2 at advanced, which fetches and reads every result. |
extract | 1 credit per 5 URLs. Batches that produce nothing are refunded, so you pay for content and not for us having tried. |
answer | 2 credits on top of the search, only when you set include_answer. It adds a model call, which is the expensive part. |
render | Once per fetch that needs a real browser, such as a page that renders its content with JavaScript. Not yet available: the browser tier needs a host of its own, so nothing is charged to this meter today and any request that would have needed it is reported as unfetched rather than quietly dropped. |
The whole cost of a call is taken before the work, because charging afterwards
makes the ceiling soft under concurrency, and charging in pieces would let a
request be half-served. Requests that fail outright are refunded. Running out
returns 429 naming the cost, never a surprise invoice.