Kagi — AI for General (Professional Services)

Kagi suits people who search all day and want results without ads. Instead of showing sponsored links, it charges a subscription. It takes results from leading search engines, re-ranks them and filters out spam. You can boost, lower, pin or block sites, use Search Lenses to limit results, and use bangs and snaps such as @r to search a single site like Reddit. Adding a question mark to a query gives an AI-generated Quick Answer with sources. The page also lists SlopStop to hide AI-generated images, privacy warnings for ad-heavy sites, archived page versions, page summaries and recency sorting. Kagi Assistant lets you ask questions across different language models, with answers backed by Kagi search results, and the vendor says your inputs and data stay confidential. Plans are Starter at $5 per month with 300 searches, Professional at $10 per month with unlimited searches, and Ultimate at $25 per month, which adds Research mode and flagship models from providers including Anthropic, OpenAI and Google. The trial gives 100 searches and 100 Assistant interactions, and 50 searches are available without signing up. Annual billing saves 10 percent. Assistant access is subject to a Fair Use Policy, so heavy use can hit limits.