# Bad Influence story: Artificial Analysis ranks Keenable Search 1.0 first on its search index

Active · 3 articles · 1 source · First reported 11-10 11:45. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/a7c2040b-6750-4aa2-8021-4ccb99531dbf

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Latest update (11-10 11:45): Keenable search ranks second and third fastest on Artificial Analysis benchmark

Overview: Artificial Analysis ranks Keenable Search 1.0 first and second on its Search Index, with pro scoring 83 and realtime 82, ahead of Exa and Perplexity at 80. Both modes lead on DeepSearchQA at 88 F1 and cost about $0.040 per task at $4 per 1k searches, more than a third below the board median, the firm says.

Artificial Analysis also places Keenable's pro mode on the cost frontier of its Search Index vs. Cost per Task chart, meaning no product scores higher for less. Exa (lite, dynamic highlights) costs about the same and scores 79.

On speed, Keenable takes 15.0 seconds in realtime mode and 15.5 seconds in pro mode per task, second and third fastest behind Octen's 14.6 seconds, against a board median of about 28 seconds. Search accounts for only 2.3 and 3.0 seconds of that time, with the rest being model time.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-10 11:45 · Artificial Analysis · [Keenable search ranks second and third fastest on Artificial Analysis benchmark](https://badinfluence.news/items/ljyt8cg0jb358m7mrnynuymht)
2. 11-10 11:45 · Artificial Analysis · [Keenable ranks on the cost frontier in Artificial Analysis search benchmark](https://badinfluence.news/items/mpc03pbb6mmi1gqycp0dx3v12)
3. 11-10 11:45 · Artificial Analysis · [Artificial Analysis ranks Keenable Search 1.0 first and second on search index](https://badinfluence.news/items/jil17idnj8btz3qgsyhodyrrb)
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