Kagi reaches 20k paying members
AI summary of the linked articleKagi says it has reached 20,000 paying members, including over 1,500 families worldwide, and is marking the milestone by giving away merchandise. The first 20,000 Kagi members will get a free Kagi T-shirt and sticker pack, excluding shipping, when the merch store goes live in about eight weeks, in August. Kagi says it spent nearly a third of its investor-raised funds on the project, after several large merch providers failed to meet its quality standards and a print shop near Novi Sad, Serbia, produced the 20,000 shirts. The company is also setting its next milestone at 50,000 members. |
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3 comments  freeatnet.ethSubmitter I think paid search is a very interesting niche to watch. I reckon fewer people pay for search engines than anything else — even though most of our interactions with modern web start with a search engine. This gives me hope for people getting used to paying for internet services. I've never heard about Kagi before but checked some examples of their search results and they look very good compared to Google. Would love to have "Pay per use" pricing. BTW their product reminds me of this old post on Kiwi about "Boutique Search Engines":  I think we should index all of the links submitted on Kiwi News and then upgrade @matallo's Kiwi Search such that you can "Google-search" the latest and greatest crypto-related content easily. Either that or straight-up feed it into an LLM lol |
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