Perplexitic browser free of Comeet Artificial Intelligence browser • DigiKala Meg

With the announcement of the permanent free browser, the company has taken one of its most important steps to expand the influence of artificial intelligence tools. The browser, which was introduced in July, focused on smart capabilities, was so far behind an expensive payment wall. Initially, only the 200 -dollar Perplexity Max subscriber had access to it, and then the users’ circle gradually expanded to some Pro subscribers and the waiting list. Now, the company has released the use of this powerful tool for everyone by eliminating the need for any subscription. This decision reflects the change of Perplexity strategy from a proprietary model to a growth and maximum user absorption model.

The beating heart of the Comeet browser is its integrated intelligent assistant that transforms the web experience. Unlike the side tools, the assistant is constantly present with the user and helps him do everyday tasks. From simplifying the online shopping process and comparing prices to helping travel planning and managing tasks, this smart assistant is designed to make the user’s digital interactions more optimized and faster. This deeply integrated approach is the main distinction of Comeet in a market that is rapidly saturating from artificial intelligence strategies.

At the same time, Perplexity also introduced a new income model: the Comeet Plus service. This shared package, which costs $ 5 a month, provides access to selected news content from reputable publishers such as CNN and Washington Post and is free to current subscribers of Pro and Max designs. This move is done in a very competitive space; Where Google is integrating Gemini into Chrome, the ARC browser works on the DIA Artificial Intelligence project, and Opera has been introduced with the smart version of Neon. Free Comeet browser can be seen as a direct response to these competitors and an attempt to gain a significant market share before the full stabilization of the big actors.

Source: Perplexity