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Search and web data APIs for AI agents
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AI Infrastructure, Devtools, Data
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About the site
Exa provides search, crawling, and research APIs built for AI agents. The site pairs a simple promise, giving agents access to the world's data, with playful illustrations and generous white space that make infrastructure feel approachable. A strong reference for API companies wanting technical credibility with a human feel.
How this page sells
For developers building agents: try it in the hero, then quality, efficiency, trust and scale, in the order an evaluator asks.
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'The world's data for AI agents' with Try API for free, above a working search box pre-filled with 'Latest open source LLMs' and toggles for latency (Fast, Auto, Deep), category and output format.
Why it converts: A developer can run a real query without signing up, so the first impression is the product's actual results rather than a promise about them.
'Join 500,000 developers building AI on top of the world's information' beside a 12-logo grid: Vercel, Cognition, Cursor, AWS, HubSpot, Groq, CodeRabbit.
Why it converts: These are the AI companies developers copy. If Cursor and Cognition trust Exa for agent search, the evaluation already feels half done.
'Highest quality search at every latency': grouped bars where Exa beats Perplexity and Brave on each benchmark (54.4% vs 44.5% vs 21.6% on FRAMES).
Why it converts: Naming competitors and showing the gap turns a vague 'better search' claim into a chart an engineer can screenshot for their team.
Three cards for three jobs (docs for coding agents, 'token-efficient contents with highlights' tagged 90% token reduction, deep research in one API), each with a proof tile from Cursor, OpenRouter or HubSpot.
Why it converts: Token reduction is money saved on every model call, the cost argument a team lead needs, and every card comes with a customer already using it.
A black band, 'Enterprise-grade security and controls': SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA with a BAA, zero data retention, and a Talk to an expert link.
Why it converts: Zero data retention answers the first thing an enterprise asks about sending queries to a third party, clearing the path from a developer trial to a company contract.
100 billion documents, 1.4 trillion URLs, 1500 quadrillion flops, and live counters for searches and URLs crawled today, next to 'on track to exceed Google-scale traffic'.
Why it converts: Ticking counters make the scale feel live, and the Google comparison tells buyers they're backing the category leader, not a thin wrapper.
A filmed Cognition interview with 'Exa powers all parts of Devin', beside monday.com's 2.7M enrichments and a HubSpot 'agentic lead engine' case study.
Why it converts: A founder saying the product powers 'all parts' of a famous AI agent is the strongest reference another agent builder could ask for.
'Search built for your AI': 'The fastest, most accurate web search API', and Try API for free, above a bright blue footer band.
Why it converts: The close repeats the two claims the page proved, speed and accuracy, with the same free button, so the last step matches the first.
