What is Deep Max?
Exa's highest-compute agentic search.
Who is Deep Max best for?
Deep Max is best for developers building agents that must answer hard, multi-step questions from the open web in seconds.
Hard research questions
It pairs frontier language models with dozens of parallel Exa searches to work through questions a single search cannot answer.
Research agents on a time budget
Exa says a typical Deep Max query finishes in tens of seconds, so an agent can use it inside a workflow instead of waiting on a long research run.
Teams already building on Exa
Every call runs on Exa's own search index and page text, the same stack behind its Search, Deep Search and Agent APIs.
How much does Deep Max cost?
Deep Max does not publish prices: Exa sells it through its sales team, and it is not on Exa's public price list.
Exa's pricing page lists Search, Deep Search ($12 to $15 per 1,000 requests), Agent, Contents and Monitors, but not Deep Max; the launch post asks buyers to contact Exa's team about usage and pricing. The sales form offers a custom demo with custom plans and pricing. Plans and current prices are on exa.ai.
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Questions about Deep Max
What is Deep Max?
Exa's highest-compute agentic search.
Who is Deep Max for?
Deep Max is best for developers building agents that must answer hard, multi-step questions from the open web in seconds.
Is Deep Max free?
No. Deep Max is a paid tool.
Where can I try Deep Max?
On its official website, exa.ai.
Can I call Deep Max from the Exa API on my own?
Not yet. Exa's Deep Search docs list only the deep-lite, deep and deep-reasoning search types, and the Deep Max launch post says to reach out to Exa's team about usage and pricing. The self-serve Deep Search types are the closest option you can start with.







