Perplexity has officially made its comet browser free for all users. Now, users can download the browser and use comets auxiliary. AI can do many tasks based on signs, managing the tab, online shopping, or drafting email.

On X, Perplexity CEO Arvind Srinivas announced that now all users would get access to comets, including free schemes. He also revealed that the company will soon launch a mobile version of AI browser.

Perplexity claims that the weightlist for comets had crossed millions since July, and the users were waiting for the new AI browser to try. According to the company, users who tried comets asked 6 to 18 times more questions.

The comate assistant acts as an individual AI assistant, allowing users to get answers directly to any question for any webpage. AI can make flight tickets, online shopping, as per the indication from the user.

This announcement is made at a time when Google has integrated Gemini into Chrome. Earlier this year, Perplexity bid for $ 34.5 billion to acquire Chrome.

Perplexity launched the comate in July this year, only for Perplexity Max Subscribers. Those who wanted to try the comet, they had to keep their name on the weightlist. On 22 September, Perplexity CEO Arvind Srinivas provided the browser to all supporters in India to the browser.

Other AI firms are not behind in the browser’s race. Openai’s operator launched in January, in which anthropic introduced his own browser-based agent in August.

Perplexity launches comet plus

During the year, AI has a major debate in the world of AI companies to use online information to train their models. Now, Perplexity has found a solution with comet plus.

Comet Plus is $ 5 membership for users and AI assistants have access to journalism content, compensating for publishers. The company has planted a handful of partners in the launch of Comet Plus including CNN and Washington Post.

Perplexity Pro and Perplexity Max customers will get comets plus for free.