Kagi search engine won’t bill you next month if you forget to use it
Kagi, a paid alternative to Google Search, now says it will credit your account if you subscribe and forget to use it. The company introduced what it calls “Fair Pricing” in a blog post yesterday, writing that any time you don’t use any of your searches during a full billing cycle, it will apply a […]


Kagi, a paid alternative to Google Search, now says it will credit your account if you subscribe and forget to use it. The company introduced what it calls “Fair Pricing” in a blog post yesterday, writing that any time you don’t use any of your searches during a full billing cycle, it will apply a credit for that month to your next one, effectively giving you that month for free.
“We have implemented this for the simple reason of being kind to our users,” Kagi writes, “We understand some months you may forget to use Kagi or do not need it, so when you do, you can rest assured that we haven’t charged you for that.”