[freediver]

Kagi pricing page does not talk about Kagi users but Internet users, which Kagi is trying to attract with the $5 plan.

Almost all of current Kagi users are in the other 1% category, but that doesn’t change the fact that vast majority of internet users search 2-3 times a day and that Kagi would like to attract them with this plan.

[oh_sigh]

But it does change the fact that 6 searches/day will probably not be adequate for the average kagi user, which they imply.

[freediver]

That is not implied anywhere?

The copy clears says internet users and provides concrete sources for the claim. How would you word it differently?

[cmeacham98]

The obvious implication of putting that on a pricing page is that the average internet user accurately represents the average Kagi user.

I have no idea if that's true or not, but if it isn't, then there isn't really a way to "word it differently" - including the information at all is misleading.

[brookst]

I’m trying to follow the complaint but not getting it.

Are you saying that the average Kagi user, who is an internet power user doing far more than 4 searches a day, is going to be misled into believing they are an average internet user and that they really only do 4 searches a day?

[freediver]

I addressed it here not to repeat again https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35810191