"The offer includes a 12-month free trial of Perplexity Pro, which normally has an annual subscription cost of $200. Launched last month, Comet has been positioned by Perplexity as a more dynamic, intuitive, and agentic alternative to competitors like Chrome and Safari. The browser can also interact directly with your personal email, calendar, notes, or other online assets, provided you grant Perplexity access to view those files."
"The partnership could enable Perplexity to spread the word about its new browser by putting it in the hands of millions of PayPal and Venmo users across the US and elsewhere. Like most free trials, the idea is that the tool will become so embedded into many users' daily lives that when the one-year period is up, a significant number will opt to pay to continue using Perplexity Pro."
PayPal and Venmo users in the US and other markets can receive early access to Perplexity's Comet browser along with a 12-month Perplexity Pro subscription at no cost. Perplexity Pro normally carries a $200 annual price. Comet launched last month and is positioned as a more dynamic, intuitive, and agentic alternative to Chrome and Safari. The browser can access personal email, calendar, notes, and other online assets when granted permission. Comet initially rolled out to Perplexity Max subscribers and a limited waitlist. The promotion lets customers skip the waitlist and aims to drive adoption and potential conversion to paid subscriptions after the trial.
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