First I obtained the trial, for one month. At the end of the trial, I cancelled it. Then they were bombarding me that how good it is, please come back, but I did not react for a few weeks. Then, out of nowhere, they told me that if I re-subscribe again, they'll give me 50% discount for the first two months. I don't know if I will cancel it again at the end of the two months, I'll see.
The search results are just better for my use case (technical, programming), niche web pages are surfaced more easily than the common SEO websites that flood Google's search results, the summary button at the top that lets me summarize the web pages in the results so I don't need to go hunting through each ones to find the answer, suppressing/encouraging certain sites from appearing in my results more often.
I use search tools a ton for my job, so anything that can help improve my efficiency is a great help.
For me it's privacy first and foremost, since you're paying for the product, you are not the product.
It's a really great search engine that lets you blacklist websites from your results, promote websites to be higher on your results list and it has an AI search. $10 a month is nothing when i consider all the time i'm saving having my results instantly be customized to me instead of having to wade through Google's ads and SEO spam blogs
I may not be the best person to ask, but after countless tweaks, I’ve settled on using a single daily note to unload everything on my mind and then forget about it.
Honestly, not really any of it. My only real subscriptions (web hosting and domain name registration) are done on a yearly basis, and the one site with software I pay for is renewed on a 'when it's needed' basis (since the forum uses XenForo).
Monthly subscriptions just feel stressful for me, as does the idea of paying for something on a recurring basis in general.
Among these, Spotify seems the least worthwhile to me. However, since YouTube Premium does the job and both are cheap, I keep subscriptions to both.