> But the included searches of 200 in the standard plan is extremely low. Even a normal user will hit this limit quickly
They will not, a 'normal' user searches only 100 times a month.
> (if not, they are not your target group - or why should they consider paying for a search engine anyway
Because they want higher quality search experience, have their privacy respected and/or do not like the entire order of things on the web where they are constantly being the product.
> I think Kagi needs to reconsider their pricing plans and either lower the monthly price or significantly raise the limit for included searches
We will. Pricing is not a matter of our mood though, but of economics, and once you remove advertisers from the equation the true cost of search surfaces. We were able to bring it down to just 1.5 cents per search.
> Nowadays, a search engine is something you use on a daily basis. And you don't want to care about it.
Isn't something you use every day, tens if not hundreds times a day, and helps you accomplish important stuff, in a more productive way worth the $25/mo then?