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    Jason Lemkin Discusses Spending on Exa AI Labs Searches

    SaaStr founder notes preference for paid AI searches on large data sets.

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    Jason Lemkin, who founded SaaStr, wrote in a post that his usual outlay for a Google search stands at zero dollars. He indicated he would readily pay forty dollars for a high-value search via Exa AI Labs when dealing with a large dataset. Lemkin called this approach a pretty good model as usage scales. An attached image showed text confirming that a one dollar whole-run Exa ceiling would be wrong and would stop further activity. The statements come directly from his public post on the platform.

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    @jasonlkWhat I typically spend on a Google search: $0 What I'll easily spend on high-value @ExaAILabs search across a large dataset: $40 A pretty good model as it scales

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    @jasonlkWhat I typically spend on a Google search: $0 What I'll easily spend on high-value @ExaAILabs search across a large dataset: $40 A pretty good model as it scales