Kagi

Kagi Search is a paid web search engine with no ads and no tracking. It pulls results from several leading search engines, then re-ranks them and filters out spam. Users can raise, lower, pin or block any website in their results, and limit results by source type, such as news sites or forums.

Kagi also offers Quick Answer, which adds an AI-generated summary above the results with sources included. Adding a question mark to the end of a search triggers it. Bangs and Snaps let you jump straight to another site's search, or limit results to one site.

The page says Kagi is aimed at students, researchers, journalists, knowledge workers, families, teams and libraries. It is funded by user subscriptions rather than ads or data sales, and says search queries are not logged or kept after results are returned.

Search plans start at $4.50 a month. You can run 50 free searches without signing up, and signing up gives you 100 more during the free trial. Kagi also sells API access, priced at $12 per 1,000 search requests and $4 per 1,000 pages extracted, billed for what you use. Enterprise plans are quoted on request.

Kagi is part of a wider set of privacy-first tools, including Kagi Assistant, Kagi Translate, Kagi News, Kagi Summarize, Kagi Maps and the Orion Browser. The page lists Kagi Mail as coming soon.