Perplexity Computer Is on PRO!!

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Perplexity Computerseen in 10 videos →

Why it worked

The creator highlights a common pain point for users of AI tools: the need to purchase credits for access, framing it as a potential drawback even for a user-friendly product. This relatable issue likely resonated with viewers.

Summary

The creator discusses the Perplexity Computer's PRO plan, noting that while it's user-friendly for non-technical individuals and potentially safer than alternatives like Openclaw, it requires purchasing credits to use. This cost-based access model is presented as a drawback.

Structure

1Introduction of Perplexity Computer PRO plan
2Explanation of credit requirement
3Comparison to alternatives (Openclaw, Claudecode, Perplexity Comet)
4Critique of the cost model
5Concluding thought on risk

Product placement

Perplexity Computer: ACTS - it is a computer/AI that generates text. It is being discussed as a product that can be used. Removing it would change the video's topic. PRO plan: ACTS - it is a subscription tier for Perplexity Computer. Removing it would change the video's topic. Openclaw: ACTS - it is an alternative AI computer/tool being compared to Perplexity Computer. Removing it would change the video's topic. Claudecode: ACTS - it is an alternative AI computer/tool being compared to Perplexity Computer. Removing it would change the video's topic. Perplexity Comet: ACTS - it is a product from Perplexity. Removing it would change the video's topic.

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I’m not buying any credits just to test it out but from the reviews it does seem great for the non technical folks and should be a safer options for you than openclaw #perplexity #perplexitycomputer #openclaw #claudecode #perplexitycomet

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Perplexity Computer Is on PRO!!

Transcript

Perplexity Computer is on PRO!! Perplexity Computer is on the PRO plan now. But you need credits to use it. So you have to spend money to test it out. So it sucks. Like what are we doing here? Like if you're a non-technical person, it might be really good for you. Uh, and should be a safer option for you than Openclaw. Uh, cloud code and Perplexity Comet. So it sucks. So, so. Yeah, spin the risk. Till next time.