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Deep Research Max

Google's Gemini API agent for exhaustive research with MCP data and native charts.

Research & DataPaidWe checked the prices on ai.google.dev on 28 Sep 2026.

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What is Deep Research Max?

Google's Gemini API agent for exhaustive research with MCP data and native charts.

Who is Deep Research Max best for?

Deep Research Max is best for analyst teams who need overnight cited reports on their own data.

  • Overnight due diligence

    It runs as a background job for up to an hour, so a scheduled task can have a full cited report ready by morning.

  • Research over private data

    It can search remote MCP servers, uploaded files and File Search stores, with or without the open web.

  • Reports that need charts

    It draws charts and infographics inside the report, in HTML or with Nano Banana, instead of returning text only.

  • Apps that call research by API

    One Interactions API call starts the whole plan, search, read and write loop, and you can review the plan before it runs.

How much does Deep Research Max cost?

Deep Research Max has no flat price: Google bills the Gemini tokens and search calls each run uses on the Gemini API's paid tier, and estimates a typical Max task at $3 to $7.

Model tokens (Gemini 3.1 Pro)$2 / $12Per million input / output tokens
  • Prompts up to 200k tokens; $4 / $18 above that
  • Cached input $0.20 per million tokens
  • Thinking tokens billed as output
Typical Max task$3 to $7Per task, Google's estimate
  • Up to about 160 web searches
  • About 900k input tokens, half or more cached, and 80k output
  • Runs up to 60 minutes; most finish within 20
Google Search grounding$14Per 1,000 search requests
  • First 5,000 searches a month free, shared across Gemini 3 models
  • URL context and File Search results billed as tokens
  • File Search indexing $0.15 per million tokens

Deep Research Max is in preview on the paid tier of the Gemini API only, through the Interactions API; there is no free tier. The faster Deep Research agent is estimated at $1 to $3 a task. On the paid tier, Google does not use your prompts and responses to improve its products. Full pricing on ai.google.dev. We checked these prices on .

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What are the best Deep Research Max alternatives?

Two tools on Recaply do Deep Research Max's job. Both are open source, so you can run them on your own server.

Questions about Deep Research Max

What is Deep Research Max?

Google's Gemini API agent for exhaustive research with MCP data and native charts.

Who is Deep Research Max for?

Deep Research Max is best for analyst teams who need overnight cited reports on their own data.

Is Deep Research Max free?

No. Deep Research Max is a paid tool, from $2 / $12 per million input / output tokens.

How much does Deep Research Max cost?

Deep Research Max's paid plans are Model tokens (Gemini 3.1 Pro) at $2 / $12 per million input / output tokens, Typical Max task at $3 to $7 per task, Google's estimate and Google Search grounding at $14 per 1,000 search requests.

Is there an open source alternative to Deep Research Max?

Yes. Atria Dawn Preview and MiroThinker are open source tools that do the same job, so you can run your own.

What are the best Deep Research Max alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Atria Dawn Preview and MiroThinker.

Where can I try Deep Research Max?

On its official website, blog.google.

How long does a Deep Research Max task take?

Up to 60 minutes. Google caps a Deep Research run at one hour and says most tasks finish within 20 minutes, which is why Deep Research Max suits background jobs; the faster Deep Research agent is the one meant for interactive apps.

Can Deep Research Max use my own data?

Yes. Deep Research Max can search remote MCP servers, uploaded files and File Search stores alongside Google Search, or with web access turned off. It accepts PDFs, CSVs, images, audio and video as input, but it cannot take custom function-calling tools.