Use case
Product research without a dozen open tabs
Founders, PMs, and marketers can ask competitive and market questions in one place, then verify every claim against linked sources before the deck goes out.
Good prompts to start with
- “Compare [A] vs [B] pricing pages for SMB plans in 2026—table the differences.”
- “What do recent reviews say about [product] onboarding friction?”
- “Summarize regulatory headlines affecting [category] in the EU this year.”
- “List academic or industry reports on [topic] from the last 24 months.”
Workflow that holds up in meetings
Draft the question with the decision you need (“should we match their free tier?”), not just a topic noun.
Run Search first. If sources disagree, rerun in Research or Academic focus, then paste citations into your note—not only the prose.
FAQ
Can it replace a research analyst?+
No. It compresses the first pass and source gathering. You still own judgment, sampling bias, and final claims.
Will it scrape private dashboards?+
No. It works from the public web (and academic-leaning domains when you choose Academic).
Start asking
Open Perplexity, pick Search or Research and a source focus, then ask.