Exa Restructures Search Pricing with New Comparison Table and Enhanced Custom Plans for Optimal User Experience

Between the Nov 17, 2024 and Jan 3, 2025 captures of Exa's pricing page, Pulse recorded 7 changes: Custom plan 'Enterprise Security' renamed to 'Enterprise-Grade Support' with expanded features (1:1 onboarding and support, SLAs and MSAs, comprehensive security including zero data retention); Custom plan 'More results' renamed to 'More Powerful Search' with specific capacity limits added (up to 1,000 results per search, custom QPS, tailored moderation); Contents pricing split from single '$1/1k pieces of content' into three distinct priced options: Text, Highlights, and Summary (each $1/1k pages); Auto search type introduced - AI automatically decides the optimal search type between neural and keyword; Websets product section added with waitlist information for pricing; Search pricing reorganized from simple list to comparison table with three search types (Auto, Neural, Keyword) showing pricing, descriptions, and latency characteristics; Custom plan 'Custom Pricing & Features' section added including volume discounts, standard billing, and early access to new features. Pulse files it as a packaging change (feature change, packaging change, feature added). Pulse's latest capture (Nov 9, 2026) lists Search at $7 per 1k requests, up to 10 results + $1 per 1k page AI summaries, Agent at $0.01 per search tool call + $0.10 per request (Medium effort), Contents at $1 per 1k pages, per content type + $1 per 1k page AI summaries, Deep Search at $12 per 1k requests, up to 10 results + $1 per 1k requests, additional result above 10 and Monitors at $1 per 1k requests, additional result above 10 + $1 per 1k page AI summaries.

This is the first pricing-page change Pulse has recorded for Exa. Exa has been tracked since 2024-11-17.

In the same window You.com and Google also changed their AI & Machine Learning pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.