Perplexity Deal

Some people have had success with the options on this page, but your milage may vary.

Existing accounts are eligible for this offer.

Students are (for a limited time) able to get 1–year of Perplexity Pro for free when they sign-up for Comet Browser here (.edu email account required).

Full details available on the Comet browser offer page.

PayPal and Venmo users can get 12–months of Perplexity Pro for free by:

1. Signing up for Comet (by Perplexity) with the link on this page
2. Installing Comet Browser
3. Connecting your PayPal/Venmo to your Perplexity (Comet) account

Offer available by visiting your PayPal or Venmo app via the "Subscription Hub" (after downloading Comet Browser):

Perplexity Pro Offer via PayPal Subscription Hub

Once you have an account by using the link on this page, you'll be prompted within PayPal/Venmo to connect your account to Perplexity:

Link PayPal (or Venmo) to Perplexity to get 1–year free

We've only seen this offer show up in PayPal on the mobile app homepage, but they said it also works via Venmo as well.

If you've recently purchased a Samsung TV after 2023, you can visit the Perplexity TV app, and you will be given an offer to claim 1 free year of Perplexity Pro.

Perplexity has partnered up with the government to allow anyone with a .gov email address a free year of Perplexity Pro, if you simply sign up from this page with your .gov email, and then you should be prompted to redeem a free year of Perplexity Pro in the top via a banner message.

Perplexity partnered up with Xfinity via their rewards program, allowing you to claim a free year of Perplexity Pro via the Xfinity rewards site.

1. Sign-up for Perplexity with the link on this page (if you haven't already)
2. Log in to your Xfinity Rewards account
3. Find your unique offer code
4. Claim the offer using your code

Perplexity occasionally gives free trials of Perplexity Pro ($240/yr), there's currently active offers available with details above.

There is none. It's the magic of how affiliate partnerships work (well... sometimes).